Ensemble Vox Luminis - Purcell: The Fairy Queen is a must-see event in the world of Baroque music. The orchestra, soloists and choir of Ensemble Vox Luminis, directed by Lionel Meunier, take to the stage of the prestigious Salle Gaveau in Paris on June 6, 2024 for a unique performance. The show promises to be an unprecedented immersion in the works of Henry Purcell.
The Fairy Queen, a semi-opera in 5 acts, is one of the most refined compositions by Henry Purcell, the 17th-century Orpheus britannicus. Written to accompany the 1692 adaptation of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, it captivates with immortal arias such as the poignant Plaint. The show follows the success of Vox Luminis' King Arthur, a resounding success that generated widespread enthusiasm the previous season.
Emilie Lauwers' bold concept and staging, Mário Melo Costa's stunning visuals, David Carney's hypnotic lighting, and Isaline Claeys & Simon Robson 's dramaturgy promise a memorable evening. The text, by Isaline Claeys & Simon Robson, is based on John Dryden's libretto for Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Ensemble Vox Luminis tackle this major work of the Baroque era with the boundless energy for which they are renowned. Whether you're a fervent lover of Baroque music or simply curious to discover an exceptional show, "Ensemble Vox Luminis - Purcell: The Fairy Queen" at Salle Gaveau promises an indelible experience. With its talented artists and innovative staging, opera is masterfully reinvented.
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Dates and Opening Time
On June 6th, 2024
Location
Salle Gaveau
45 Rue la Boetie
75008 Paris 8
Access
Miromesnil metro station
Prices
Catégorie 3 1er BALCON: €27.5
Catégorie 3 2eme BALCON: €27.5
Catégorie 2 1er BALCON: €44
Catégorie 1 ORCHESTRE: €71.5
