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Founded by Valentin Tournet in 2017, La Chapelle Harmonique is the product of the union between a choir and a period-instrument orchestra. His repertoire, mainly focused on J.S. Bach work, goes from Renaissance polyphonies to Baroque of Enlightenment.
The first project of the Ensemble dedicated to the rediscovery of an unknown version of J.S. Bach's Johannes-Passion (BWV 245), took place in the royal chapel of Versailles in the outline of the Palace of Versailles season in March 2017 with the support of ADOR – the Friends of the Royal Opera. The initiation of a Bach cycle and a work around the Spanish Golden Age are among the projects of the Ensemble for the next coming years. Joan Cererols and his catalana masses with double and triple choirs will be in the spotlight of the first part of this project.
The first recording of La Chapelle Harmonique was devoted to J.S. Bach's Magnificat (Christmas version BWV 243a) and was realized in October 2019. In 2018, La Chapelle Harmonique appeared at the leading venues in France (Paris, Versailles, Auvers-sur-Oise, Lanvellec) and internationally (France-Israel season).
La Chapelle Harmonique is in residency at the Festival d’Auvers-sur-Oise (2018-2020) and at the Fondation Singer-Polignac. La Caisse des Dépôts is the main sponsor of La Chapelle Harmonique. |
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Violins: Paul-Marie Beauny, Alix Boivert, Anna Dmitrieva, Varoujan Doneyan, Izleh Henry, Liv Heym, Xavier Sichel, Evgeny Sviridov [Leader]
Violas: Benjamin Lescoat, Marie Legendre, Maria Mosconi
Violoncello: Anastasia Kobekina, Natalia Timofeeva
Double-bass: Nicola dal Maso
Oboes: Emmanuel Laporte, Neven Lesage, Nele Vertommen, Yanina Yacubsohn
Bassoon: Evolène Kiener
Recorders: Evolène Kiener, Maria Mosconi
Trumpets: Emmanuel Allemany, Julia Boucault, Jean-Baptiste Lapierre, Serge Tizac
Organ Continuo: Emmanuel Arakélian
Harpsichord: Jean-Christophe Dijoux
Timpani: David Joignaux |
