Bourrée deux temps - Duo Guerbigny Palazzo

Mardi Gras - Duo Guerbigny Palazzo

Tropeiro da Mata Grande - Duo Guerbigny Palazzo

Kurbitz is 
Minja Klevebrant, violin
Ellinor Fritz, violin
Louise Vase, song and piano
Leonor Palazzo, cello

Ack ack, Slängpolska efter Assar Bengtsson - Kurbitz

Parlän, Koral från Orsa - Kurbitz

Pärlan, Polska av Pers Erik - Kurbitz

Polska efter Hultkläppen - Kurbitz

Polska efter Taklax - Kurbitz

Långedrag - Septentrio

Halling av Anders Rosén (live) - Ellinor & Leonor

Polska från Enviken / Vallåt av Maria Hulthén / Vals efter Vilhelm Hedlund

Enviken - Ellinor & Leonor

Sonata in F major for 2 recorders and basso continuo (TWV 42:F7) - G. F. Telemann (1681-1767)
Affettuoso - Allegro - Adagio - Allegro vivace

Telemann was one of the most prolific composers in history and was considered by his contemporaries to be one of the leading German composers of the time. Telemann's music incorporates several national styles: French, Italian, and Polish. His music is an important link between the late Baroque and early Classical styles.


Interpreted by the Belgian Ensemble Bradamante :
Rachel Heymans, recorder
Anne-Catherine Gosselé, recorder
Leonor Palazzo, cello
Paule Van den Driessche, harpsichord

Drafted at the Music School of Waterloo, the Ensemble Bradamante took its definitive form at the 2006 edition of the Axion Classics competition. After winning a First Prize, the group performed at different events such as the Festival de Wallonie and the Juillet musical de Saint-Hubert. After an interval due to the musicians’ diverging study paths which led them to different European Conservatories, the Ensemble Bradamante met again and found a renewed desire to share its enthusiasm and its pleasure to play its broad and original repertoire.

www.ensemblebradamante.com

G. F. Telemann, Sonata in F-Dur, Adagio - Ensemble Bradamante

IIe Suitte (en mi mineur) pour deux flûtes à bec et basse continue - P. D. Philidor (1681-1731)
Air en fugue - Air en suitte - Rigodon - Passacaille

Pierre Danican Philidor was a French musician and composer under Louis XIV. The son of Jacques Danican Philidor le cadet, he became oboist and violinist of la Grande Ecurie du Roi Louis XIV in 1697. He later obtained a position as gambist at la Chambre du Roi. Louis XIV was extremely pleased with Pierre D. Philidor and considered his music as the « perfect representation of his purest taste for the arts ».
The second Suite belongs to his « Premier Œuvre de Trio, contenant 6 Suites », dedicated to the Bishop of Rennes, Grand Maître de la Chapelle du Roy.

Interpreted by the Belgian Ensemble Bradamante :
Rachel Heymans, recorder
Anne-Catherine Gosselé, recorder
Leonor Palazzo, cello
Paule Van den Driessche, harpsichord

Drafted at the Music School of Waterloo, the Ensemble Bradamante took its definitive form at the 2006 edition of the Axion Classics competition. After winning a First Prize, the group performed at different events such as the Festival de Wallonie and the Juillet musical de Saint-Hubert. After an interval due to the musicians’ diverging study paths which led them to different European Conservatories, the Ensemble Bradamante met again and found a renewed desire to share its enthusiasm and its pleasure to play its broad and original repertoire.

www.ensemblebradamante.com

P. D. Philidor, 2e Suitte, Air en fugue - Ensemble Bradamante

P. D. Philidor, 2e Suitte, Air en suitte - Ensemble Bradamante

P. D. Philidor, 2e Suitte, Rigodon - Ensemble Bradamante

P. D. Philidor, 2e Suitte, Passacaille - Ensemble Bradamante

Sarabande from the 1st Suite for Cello solo by Johan Sebastian Bach.

Recorded live in Waha, Marche, Belgium, 22 May 2015.

Sarabande, Suite In G Major, J. S. Bach

23 mars 2016 - impro

Performed by Ensemble Bradamante with a special guest on the violone.
Anne-Catherine Gosselé, recorder
Leonor Palazzo, cello
Laura Pok, violone
Paule Van den Driessche, harpsichord

Live recording from May 2015.
Église Sainte-Étienne de Waha, Belgium.

Illustration by Juan de Arellano (1614-1676): Still Life with oses, Tiger Tulips, White and Blue Aquilegia, 1670.

Leonor Palazzo

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