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Ensemble Le Schurpreis

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Tyrants portrayed in the English theater. Purcell at the center. Plague, famine, religious civil wars, and foreign wars......17 century was a time of great upheaval in England, which motivated people to create a brilliant theatrical space, more intense and energetic than at any other time," says Louis-Noël Bestion de Cambra, director of the ensemble. --Louis-Noël Bestion de Cambra, the ensemble's leader, says, "The French-speaking musicians of the old French music scene were the first to perform at the Festival. The French-speaking musicians of the Ensemble have been vividly restoring the face of English music of the 17th century, a music that transcends the image of the intellectual English culture of neatness and neatness and is full of vitality. The theme is "The Love of Tyrants. The program reveals through unexpected incidental music by 17th century English composers how tyrants and fierce women in ancient myths, medieval legends, and ruffian novels made the English stage a lively place and brought to the theater love stories filled with human emotions. While the majority of the works are masterpieces by the genius Purcell, other composers of the same period, such as his predecessor Blow and the popular composer Eccles, are all worth listening to in their own right.The album is a unique and enriching album that is willing to share a part of the culture of the old days in a single album. The album is a unique Alpha album that is full of the spirit of conveying a part of the culture of the past through a single album. Naxos Japan