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Blanchard, Sartre: Gervais – Grands Motets pour Louis XV (24/96 FLAC)

Blanchard, Sartre: Gervais - Grands Motets pour Louis XV (24/96 FLAC)
Blanchard, Sartre: Gervais – Grands Motets pour Louis XV (24/96 FLAC)

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Composer: Charles-Hubert Gervais
Performer: Margaux Blanchard, Choeur du Concert Spirutuel
Orchestra: Les Ombres
Conductor: Sylvain Sartre
Format: FLAC (tracks)
Label: Château de Versailles Spectacles
Catalogue: CVS073
Release: 2022
Size: 1.07 GB
Recovery: +3%
Scan: yes

Super flumina Babilonis
01. Super Flumina Babilonis
02. In Salicibus In Medio Ejus
03. Quia Illic Interrogaverunt Nos
04. Et Qui Abduxerunt Nos
05. Si Oblitus Fuero Tui Jerusalem
06. Memor Esto Domine
07. Exinanite Usque Ad Fondamentum In Ea
08. Filia Babilonis Misera
09. Beatus Qui Tenebit Et Allidet
10. Jubilate Deo

Jubilate Deo
11. Scitote Quoniam Dominus Ipse Est Deus
12. Populus Ejus
13. Laudate Nomen Ejus

Miserere
14. Miserere
15. Tibi Soli Peccavi
16. Ecce Enim In Iniquitatibus Conceptus Sum
17. Asperges Me Domine
18. Auditui Meo
19. Averte Faciem Tuam
20. Docebo Iniquos Vias Tuas
21. Libera Me
22. Domine Labia Mea
23. Quoniam Si Voluisses Sacrificium
24. Sacrificium Deo Spiritus Contribulatus
25. Ut Aedificentur Muri Jerusalem

A stranger reveals the opulence of the Royal Chapel of Louis XV: Charles-Hubert Gervais was Chapel Master from 1723 onwards, thus offering a perfect representation of the splendour of sacred music at the Court of Versailles. Heir to the great frescoes of Lully and Lalande, Gervais was above all an opera composer, and his dramatic style lends his Grands Motets a decidedly Italian resonance. With this protégé of the Regent Philippe of Orleans – he remained his favoured musician for two decades – the evocative power and pomp of Versailles are given added shine by the galant style. Served like a king by magnificent performers, here is Gervais bathed in the glory of Versailles!

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