Medieval and Renaissance music are rarely heard in Berlin—a city otherwise bursting with musical richness. Singer Sarah Fuhs and flutist Amanda Markrwick, with their ensemble Titan’s Rising, are trying, along with a few others, to change this situation.
Reinhard Goebel and Musica Antiqua Köln: these are names that still make every early music lover’s mouth water, synonymous with perfection in performance and exquisite repertoire choices. And even today, Reinhard Goebel never fails to bring something new to light…
Launched in a café twenty years ago by Alexandra Scheibler, the Festival International Bach Montréal has grown into a major event that brings together Quebec artists and international ensembles. From the lute to the accordion, from breakdance to Baroque … the journey began thanks to a serendipitous business-class flight!
Laurent Brunner is taking Versailles to the world stage, from New York to Hanoi via Shanghai. In this second part of the interview, he explains how Château de Versailles Spectacles has built a unique model combining an in-house orchestra, an academy, and international touring.
Between baroque music, the Grandes Eaux, courtly festivities and masked balls, Château de Versailles Spectacles is a private cultural enterprise with multiple activities that has made the famous palace a vibrant hub of initiatives.
