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Caroline Weynants (Soprano) |
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Born: Belgium |
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The Belgian soprano, Caroline Weynants, discovered music with the choir La Choraline, conducted by Benoît Giaux at the age of 10. At 16, she began her vocal training with Brigitte Chevigné. She the entered the Royal Conservatory of Liege in the class of Greta de Reyghere where she obtained a first prize in June 1999 and a postgraduate diploma in June 2003. Meanwhile, she studied in the class of Jean-Pierre Peuvion where she has the opportunity to sing contemporary music and early music and obtained a first prize of chamber music in June 2000.
Caroline Weynants has worked several times with the orchestra Les Agrémens and she appears regularly as a soloist with La Cetra d'Orfeo. Since 1998, she is an active member of the Chamber Choir of Namur, led by famous conductors such as Sigiswald Kuijken, Jean Tubéry, Jean-Claude Malgoire, Frieder Bernius, Ensemble Correspondances (Director: Sébastien Daucé) and so on. |
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Contributed by Aryeh Oron (October 2007) |
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Recordings of Bach Cantatas & Other Vocal Works |
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Sébastien Daucé |
Soprano |
Member of Ensemble Correspondances:
[C-01] (2024, CD/MP3): BWV 106, BWV 131, BWV 4 [solo] |
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Peter Van Heyghen |
Soprano |
R. Keiser: Brockes-Passion |
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Lionel Meunier |
Soprano |
Member of Vox Luminis:
[V-2] (2016, Audio): BWV 227, BWV 236, BWV 243 [1st recording]
[V-3] (2017): BWV 243 [2nd recording]
[VV-3] (2018, Video): BWV 243 [3rd recording], BWV 232/Mvt. 17 |
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Marcel Ponseele |
Soprano |
BWV 32, BWV 49, BWV 131, BWV 146, BWV 154, BWV 177 |
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Jean Túbery |
Soprano |
BWV 64 |
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