In the second of our three programmes marking the 250th anniversary of the death of Jean Philippe Rameau, Sophie Yates visits the Royal Academy of Music in London to explore Rameau's mastery of dance music in his works for the theatre. She's joined by the art historian Clare Hornsby, the dancer and choreographer Christopher Tudor and the composer and harpsichordist David Gordon, to examine an engraving which boasts a fascinating genesis and which has an intriguing link to Rameau's opera Castor and Pollux.
Rameau with Sophie Yates: EMS 17 August
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Ah, this is Early Music Show. Interesting talks by experts, an unfussy but knowledgeable presenter, and wonderful music. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
I thought it was very considerate of the announcer (Jill Anderson?) to inform us that the programme was recorded before the sad news (in her words) of Frans Bruggen’s death was announced.
[ed.] More performance by Sophie Yates would have been good but maybe that isn’t the point of this programme.Last edited by doversoul1; 17-08-14, 19:13.
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Originally posted by aeolium View Post
I thought the Rameau Music Matter was very interesting indeed.
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