Tuesday 19 January, 19:30

Stravaganza!

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Stravaganza! explores hidden jewels of Italian baroque through a programme alternating sacred and secular repertoire, from madrigal to oratorio. Soprano Maud Bessard-Morandas leads Ensemble O Tempora under the artistic direction of Quentin Guérillot, who also plays theorbo and harpsichord. On period instruments the group draws intimate, luminous colours; violinists Laure Massoni and Simon Lefebvre and cellist Daniel de Morais contribute close ensemble phrasing. Laureate of the Prix Ponticello 2024, O Tempora embodies a fresh generation of baroque interpreters.

Avenue de Miremont 46,
1206 Genève
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