The harp under Marie Antoinette: Xavier de Maistre and William Christie breathe new life into a quintessential 18th-century repertoire! 
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From the 1760s onwards, the harp enjoyed a golden age at Versailles and the court of Queen Marie Antoinette. Xavier de Maistre, William Christie and Les Arts Florissants revisit this flourishing period in a concert at the Royal Opera House.
Marie Antoinette, a Passionate Harpist
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