Les Arts Florissants

Les Arts Florissants

Band · France · formed 1979

Baroque music

Members

  • David Simpsoncello · 1983current
  • Sheena Wolstencroft1993current
  • Paolo Zanzuharpsichord · 2008current
  • Abigail Grahamcurrent
  • Agnès Melloncurrent
  • Alain Gervreaucurrent
  • Alix Verziercellocurrent
  • Anicet Castelbass-baritone vocalscurrent
  • Anne Pichardchoir vocalscurrent
  • Anne‐Marie Laslaviola da gambacurrent
  • Ariane Mauretteviola da gambacurrent
  • Benoît Thivelcountertenor vocalscurrent
  • Bruno Le Levreurcurrent
  • Béatrice Martincurrent
  • Catherine Greuilletsoprano vocalscurrent
  • Charles Zebleycurrent
  • Christopher De Villierscurrent
  • Cécile Eloirmezzo-soprano vocalscurrent
  • Emmanuel Balssacurrent
  • Florence Malgoireviolincurrent
  • Geoffrey Burgesscurrent
  • Gilles Rapinsackbutcurrent
  • Hannah Morrisonsoprano vocalscurrent
  • Hiro Kurosakicurrent
  • Jean-François Gaycurrent
  • Jean-Yves Ravouxcurrent
  • Jonathan Rubincurrent
  • Jonathan Sellsbass-baritone vocalscurrent
  • Marie-Ange Petitpercussioncurrent
  • Mathilde Ortscheidtalto vocalscurrent
  • Michel Henryoboecurrent
  • Miriam Allansoprano vocalscurrent
  • Myriam Geverscurrent
  • Nicolas Kuntzelmanncountertenor vocalscurrent
  • Paul AgnewPaul Agnewtenor vocalscurrent
  • Philippe Cantorcurrent
  • Robert Claireconcert flutecurrent
  • Roldán Barnabé-Carriónviolincurrent
  • Rosamund Morleyviola da gambacurrent
  • Sean Claytontenor vocalscurrent
  • Serge Saïttacurrent
  • Simon Heyerickcurrent
  • Thibaut Lenaertscurrent
  • Thierry Schorrcurrent
  • Valérie Picardcurrent
  • Vincent Lièvre‐Picardcurrent
  • Isabelle Desrocherssoprano vocals · 1986–1996
  • Jean-Paul Fouchécourt1986
  • Aira Maria Lehtipuuviolin · 2006–2006
  • Jay Bernfeld

Collected from open sources (4) · facts link to sources

Discography

Albums
Antiennes O de l'Avent / Noëls pour les instruments / In Nativitatem D. N. J. C. CanticumAntiennes O de l'Avent / Noëls pour les instruments / In Nativitatem D. N. J. C. Canticum1993

Tracklist not collected yet.

Dido & AeneasDido & Aeneas1992

Tracklist not collected yet.

Airs de courAirs de cour1992

Tracklist not collected yet.

CantatesCantates1992

Tracklist not collected yet.

Jephté - Tragedie LyriqueJephté - Tragedie Lyrique1992

Tracklist not collected yet.

Les Indes GalantesLes Indes Galantes1992

Tracklist not collected yet.

Petits MotetsPetits Motets1992

Tracklist not collected yet.

Pygmalion / Nélée et MyrthisPygmalion / Nélée et Myrthis1992

Tracklist not collected yet.

Le Malade imaginaireLe Malade imaginaire1991

Tracklist not collected yet.

OrfeoOrfeo1991

Tracklist not collected yet.

Te Deum & Grands MotetsTe Deum & Grands Motets1991

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Deux OratoriosDeux Oratorios1990

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CantatesCantates1990

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Oratorio per la Settimana SantaOratorio per la Settimana Santa1989

Tracklist not collected yet.

Te DeumTe Deum1989

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The Fairy QueenThe Fairy Queen1989

Tracklist not collected yet.

Cantique de MoyseCantique de Moyse1988

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Madrigaux à 5 voixMadrigaux à 5 voix1988

Tracklist not collected yet.

AtysAtys1987

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Petits motetsPetits motets1987

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Purcell: Dido and Aeneas, Z. 626Purcell: Dido and Aeneas, Z. 6261986

Tracklist not collected yet.

PastoralePastorale1985

Tracklist not collected yet.

AnacréonAnacréon1982

Tracklist not collected yet.

Les Arts FlorissantsLes Arts Florissants1982

Tracklist not collected yet.

Altri CantiAltri Canti1981

Tracklist not collected yet.

Achievements

Award
Echo Klassik – Ensemble of the Year

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Passport
Country

FR

Founded

1979

Identifiers & aliases
Disambiguation

French baroque ensemble

ISNI

0000000417978590

Description

French period-instrument ensemble

Extract from Wikipedia

Les Arts Florissants is a French Baroque musical ensemble housed in the Philharmonie de Paris. The organization was founded by conductor William Christie in 1979. The ensemble derives its name from the 1685 opera Les Arts florissants by Marc-Antoine Charpentier. The organization consists of a chamber orchestra of period instruments and a small vocal ensemble. Christie remains the organization's artistic director, alongside British tenor Paul Agnew who became co-musical director in 2020.

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