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The Rencontres in previous years
Since its foundation, the Rencontres Musicales de Vézelay Festival has been constructed each year around a central theme, presented in music by illustrious ensembles, always including Arsys Bourgogne, conducted by Pierre Cao.
2008 Programme
Musics in the courts
and chapels of Europe
21st to 24th August 2008
4 days of pure delight with 3 concerts per day, excellence to be found equally in the programme proposed as in the Arsys Bourgogne choir itself, present for the final concert, which in few years, has climbed to the firmament of choirs world-wide. The magic surroundings of the basilica, the eternal hill, all sprinkled with good dose of conviviality and simplicity.
 see results in 2008 (pdf - in french)
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| Poster by Christian Flamand © 2007 |
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2007 Programme
Sacred music from near and far
23rd au 26th August 2007
One world wide premier of a production by Jean-Marc Singier
7 musical ensembles of international fame
10 concerts in prestigious sites of Burgundy's heritage
The release of the Arsys Bourgogne's latest
see the results in 2007 (in french)
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2006 Programme
Mozart and his contemporaries
24 to 27 August 2006
Program 2006 Mozart and his contemporaries - 24 at August 27, 2006 a world creation in homage to Mozart 2 entries with the repertory for Arsys Burgundy 6 musical sets of international fame 9 concerts including 3 free
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2004 Programme
The liturgy of the mass
26th to 29th August 2004
- The liturgy of the mass - 26th to 29th August 2004
- Premiere of Vincent Bouchot's Missa CarpenTorum DucTor, by Arsys Bourgogne, conducted by Catherine Simonpietri
- Premiere of Bruno Gillet's Respice mass, by Arsys Bourgogne, conducted by Catherine Simonpietri
Rias Kammerchor and Concerto Köln, conducted by Pierre Cao; Le Trio Médiéval; L'ensemble Gilles Binchois, directed by Dominique Vellard; Le Concert des Nations, directed by Jordi Savall; La Colombina; Malta Voce; Arsys Bourgogne et Concerto Köln, directed by Pierre Cao.
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| Pierre Cao - Photo: S. Boulard © |
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2003 Programme
Lux Aeterna
21st au 24th August 2003
Le Poème Harmonique, directed by Vincent Dumestre; Concerto Köln, directed by Daniel Reuss; Kontraste Köln; L'Arpeggiata, directed by Christine Pluhar; the Nederlands Kamerkoor, directed by Stephen Layton; La Fenice, directed by Jean Tubery; the Ensemble Clément Janequin; Arsys Bourgogne and Concerto Köln, conducted by Pierre Cao.
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2002 Programme
Vespers
22nd to 25th August 2002
- Premiere of the Vespers of Saint Mary Magdalene of Vézelay (Vesperae in festo sanctae Mariae Magdalenae), a commission for six contemporary composers (Escaich, Charpy, Bacri, Fénelon, Connesson and Campo) by Arsys Bourgogne and Schola Gregoriensis of Prague, conducted by Pierre Cao.
- Bruno, are you sure about the title of the scola gregoriensomething, which is different each time it is mentioned?
- Cantus Cölln, directed by Konrad Junghanel; the Maîtrise de Versailles, conducted by Olivier Scheebeli; Schola Gregoriensis of Prague, directed by David Eben; the Capella reial de Catalunya, directed by Jordi Savall; La Colombina, directed by Josep Cabre; Arsys Bourgogne and Il Fondamento, conducted by Pierre Cao.
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2001 Programme 2001
2000 years of sacred music
The Huelgas Ensemble, directed by Paul van Nevel; Les Basses Réunies (Bruno Cocset); Ensemble Sarband (Vladimir Ivanov); La Fenice, directed by Jean Tubery; the Stuttgart Chamber Choir, directed by Frieder Bernius; the Berlin Rias Kammerchor, directed by Marcus Creed; Les Jeunes Solistes and Rachid Safir; Obsidienne et Compagnie; Concerto Köln and the Rias Kammerchor, directed by Marcus Creed; Arsys Bourgogne, directed by Pierre Cao.
2000 Programme
Johann Sebastian Bach
Andreas Staier; the Ensemble Baroque de Limoges; Christophe Coin; Concerto Köln; La Fenice, directed by Jean Tubery; Pierre Hantao and Arsys Bourgogne, conducted by Pierre Cao.
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