La Tempête fr

Nocturne II

To capture the essence of a work whose purpose is purely emotional and whose aim is not to please, but to access a primal link. The one that blindly binds us to everyone and everything around us. An imprint of history, not of war, conquest or religion, but of a far more universal history, one that spirituality offers access to. This is the quest of this show, whose programme pays tribute to creations motivated by instinct and free expression. It offers a meditative journey, a walk through time and a chance to rediscover its inherited, innate marks.

33 artists

Simon-Pierre Bestion
Conception, staging and direction

Florian delattre
Lighting creation

32 voices

marbriano de ORTO (1460-1529)
Lamentation of Jeremiah for Holy Thursday : Guimel

manuscrit de santa cecilia in trastevere (1071)
Introït : Nos autem gloriari oportet

Frank martin (1890-1974)
Double-choir Mass : Kyrie

Orlando di Lasso (1532-1594)
Répons des ténèbres : In monte Oliveti

Frank martin (1890-1974)
Mass with double choir : Gloria

Saint thomas d'aquin (1226-1274)
Hymn : Pange lingua

mANUSCRIT FRANCISCAIN CORSE (1649)
Tantum ergo

arvo pärt (1935)
Canticle of Simeon : Nunc Dimittis

thomas TALLIS  (1505-1585)
Jeremiah’s lament for Holy Friday : Aleph

manuscrit de santa cecilia in trastevere 
Improperia : Popule meus. Hagyos O Theos

Frank martin (1890-1974)
Double-choir Mass : Credo (1st part)

gRADUEL TRIPLEX DE SOLESMES (1979)
Hymn : Crux fidelis

kNUT NYSTEDT (1915-2014)
Antienne : O Crux

crISTOBAL DE MORALES (C.1500-1553)
Jeremiah’s lament for Holy Saturday : Zain

Frank martin (1890-1974)
Double-choir Mass  : Credo (2nd part)

manuscrit de santa cecilia in trastevere 
Alleluia. Pascha nostrum

Willian byrd (1540-1623)
Motet for the Offertory : Terra tremuit

graduel tRIPLEX DE SOLESMES
Sequence : Victimae paschali laudes

Frank martin (1890-1974)
Double-choir Mass  : Sanctus

FAUX BOURDON PARISIEN ISSU DU MANUSCRIT DE CARPENTRAS (XVIIE SIÈCLE)
Psaume 112 : Alleluia. Laudate pueri Dominum

Frank martin (1890-1974)
Double-choir Mass : Agnus Dei