Program: #01-16 Air Date: Apr 16, 2001
Rare sacred motets from two masters: Jean-Phillippe Rameau and the huge setting of the "Miserere" by Andre Campra.
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I. JEAN-PHILIPPE RAMEAU (1683-1764): Quam dilecta
Veronique Gens & Isabelle Desrochers, sopranos. Jean-Paul Fouchecourt, counter-tenor. Herve Lamy, tenor. Peter Harvey & Marcos Loureiro de Sa, baritones. Stephan Imbodem, bass.
Le Concert Spirituel/Herve Niquet, director.
II. ANDRE CAMPRA (1660-1744): Miserere.
Dominique Visse, counter-tenor. Gille Ragon, tenor. Peter Harvey, baritone.
Les Pages de la Chapelle and La Grande Ecurie et la Chambre du Roy/Jean-Claude Malgoire, dir.
Composer Info
JEAN-PHILIPPE RAMEAU (1683-1764), ANDRE CAMPRA (1660-1744)
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