André Campra: Messe de Requiem & Les Maîtres de Notre-Dame de Paris Ensemble Correspondances & Sébastien Daucé

• André Campra (1660 - 1744): Messe de Requiem, Introitus:
• 1Campra: Messe de Requiem, Introitus: No. 1, Requiem æternam02:11
• 2Campra: Messe de Requiem, Introitus: No. 2, Te decet hymnus Deus03:19
• Messe de Requiem, Kyrie:
• 3Campra: Messe de Requiem, Kyrie: Kyrie eleison03:42
• Messe de Requiem, Graduale:
• 4Campra: Messe de Requiem, Graduale: Requiem æternam05:44
• Messe de Requiem, Offertorium:
• 5Campra: Messe de Requiem, Offertorium: No. 1, Domine, Jesu Christe03:50
• 6Campra: Messe de Requiem, Offertorium: No. 2, Sed signifer sanctus Michael02:26
• 7Campra: Messe de Requiem, Offertorium: No. 3, Hostias et preces tibi02:41
• Messe de Requiem, Sanctus:
• 8Campra: Messe de Requiem, Sanctus: Sanctus02:58
• Messe de Requiem, Agnus Dei:
• 9Campra: Messe de Requiem, Agnus Dei: Agnus Die05:32
• Messe de Requiem, Communio:
• 10Campra: Messe de Requiem, Communio: No. 1, Lux æterna01:45
• 11Campra: Messe de Requiem, Communio: No. 2, Requiem æternam02:02
• 12Campra: Messe de Requiem, Communio: No. 3, Et lux perpetua03:24
• François Cosset (1610 - 1673): Missa sex vocum "Domine salvum fac regem":
• 13Cosset: Missa sex vocum "Domine salvum fac regem": I. Kyrie02:28
• 14Cosset: Missa sex vocum "Domine salvum fac regem": II. Gloria04:18
• Jean Veillot (d. 1662): Ave verum corpus:
• 15Veillot: Ave verum corpus02:17
• Jean Mignon: Plain-chant. Procul maligni cædite Spiritus:
• 16Mignon: Plain-chant. Procul maligni cædite Spiritus01:09
• François Cosset: Missa sex vocum "Domine salvum fac regem":
• 17Cosset: Missa sex vocum "Domine salvum fac regem": III. Sanctus02:54
• 18Cosset: Missa sex vocum "Domine salvum fac regem": IV. Agnus Dei02:29
• Jean Veillot: Domine salvum fac regem:
• 19Veillot: Domine salvum fac regem01:23
• Pierre Robert (1618 - 1699): Christe redemptor omnium:
• 20Robert: Christe redemptor omnium07:45
• Plain-chant. Templi sacratas:
• 21Robert: Plain-chant. Templi sacratas02:07
• Tristis est anima mea:
• 22Robert: Tristis est anima mea03:24
• Total Runtime01:09:48

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Campra’s famous Requiem emerged from a tradition that is still unjustly neglected. Sébastien Daucé and Ensemble Correspondances offer us an opportunity to discover these maîtres de musique of Notre-Dame who, though now overshadowed by their brilliant colleague, made no less of a contribution to the development of the ‘French style’ emblematic of the reign of Louis XIV.

Ensemble Correspondances
Sebastien Dauce, conductor

Ensemble Correspondances
Since its formation in 2008, the Ensemble Correspondances has devoted itself chiefly to French sacred music of the seventeenth century. Brought together by Sébastien Daucé during their studies at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique (CNSM) de Lyon, the musicians of Correspondances pursue this work (focusing notably on Marc-Antoine Charpentier) with infectious enthusiasm today.

To date the Ensemble Correspondances has appeared at such French festivals as Saintes, Fontevraud, Musique & Mémoire, Sablé, Royaumont, and Sinfonia en Périgord. It has also performed at the Festival Oude Muziek Utrecht and in Rome, Nuremberg, Foligno, and Fribourg, and has toured Japan and Colombia. The ensemble has given several concerts for such radio stations as the Bayerischer Rundfunk, Radio France, and the Radio Suisse Romande. Its most recent engagements have taken it to Royaumont, the Ambronay, Lanvellec, and Pontoise festivals, and Rome, Hamburg, and Hong Kong.

Sébastien Daucé
After a specialized program at the National Conservatory of Music of Lyon, Sébastien Daucé played under the direction of Kenneth Weiss (Didon and Aeneas, Madrigal of Monteverdi), of Gabriel Garrido (Ercole Amante of Cavailli, in the Academy of Baroque Opera at Ambronay, and recently for the recording of another Cavalli opera, Gli Amori d’Apollo e Datne,) of Raphaël Pichon (Pygmalion), of Toni Ramon (Radio France), of Françoise Lasserre (Akademia) and Geoffroy Jourdain (The Crys of Paris).

He was the assistant of Kenneth Weiss’s for the 2006 and 2007 academies at the Festival d’Art Lyrique in Aix en Provence (France).

In 2006, he founded the Ensemble Correspondances. The first concerts of this ensemble, made up of young musicians from the National Conservatory of music of Lyon and of Paris, took place in France and in Switzerland. During this time, they were recorded and aired on the radio. The Ensemble Correspondances toured Japon in December 2009 ; and have played in some prestigious festivals (Pontoise, Saintes, Utrecht). Their two firsts Cds have been recorded on the ZigZag Territories label : they both received notable press such as Choc de Classica and a Diapason découverte. Sébastien Daucé has worked, as well in the past few years, on Marc-Antoine Charpentier; in which he has published in the Abbesses Editions, three operas, in collaboration with William Christie. From 2012, he is a teacher at the Pole Supérieur Paris-Boulogne.

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