
Rameau: Les Amants Trahis / Sly, Guilmette, Beausejour
As Rameau wrote in his treatise on harmony, âA good musician should surrender himself to all the characters he wishes to portray, and like a skillful actor, put himself in the speakerâs shoes.â Regardless of the means used to achieve this, the composer uses music and the interplay of harmony to convey feeling. This album on the Analekta label features bass-baritone Philippe Sly and soprano HĂ©lĂšne Guimette accompanied by musicians from Clavecin en concert under the direction of Luc BeausĂ©jour.
As Rameau wrote in his treatise on harmony, âA good musician should surrender himself to all the characters he wishes to portray, and like a skillful actor, put himself in the speakerâs shoes.â Regardless of the means used to achieve this, the composer uses music and the interplay of harmony to convey feeling. This album on the Analekta label features bass-baritone Philippe Sly and soprano HĂ©lĂšne Guimette accompanied by musicians from Clavecin en concert under the direction of Luc BeausĂ©jour.
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As Rameau wrote in his treatise on harmony, âA good musician should surrender himself to all the characters he wishes to portray, and like a skillful actor, put himself in the speakerâs shoes.â Regardless of the means used to achieve this, the composer uses music and the interplay of harmony to convey feeling. This album on the Analekta label features bass-baritone Philippe Sly and soprano HĂ©lĂšne Guimette accompanied by musicians from Clavecin en concert under the direction of Luc BeausĂ©jour.





















