An educational programme with early music. A short musical portrait of cornettist Jean Tubéry; with a recording of a concert that Tubéry recently performed in Baarn.
After learning how to play the recorder in Amsterdam, Jean Tubéry studied the cornetto at Bruce Dickey in Basel. Fascinated by 17th-century Italian music, he founded his ensemble La Fenice in 1990.
This ensemble provided a career boost for musicians and singers who would later gain fame in the world of early music, such as Maria Cristina Kiehr, Christina Pluhar and Philippe Jaroussky.
1. Dario Castello (early 17th century).
– Sonata terza per due soprani.
2. Claudio Monteverdi (1567-1643).
– Venite siscientes.
La Fenice: Jean Tubéry, cornetto. Enrico Parizzi, violin, viola. Jean-Marc Aymes and Jörg-Andreas Bötticher, organ and harpsichord. Christina Pluhar, theorbe.
(CD Dialoghi Venetiani, Ricercar RIC 157142, 1995)
3. Giovanni Paolo Cima (1570-1622).
– O sacrum convivium, in echo.
4. Alessandro Grandi (1575-1630).
– O vos omnes.
5. Claudio Monteverdi.
– Et resurrexit, a quattro.
La Fenice: Maria Cristina Kiehr, soprano. John Elwes, tenor. Jean Tubéry, cornetto. Enrico Parizzi, violin. Paulina van Laarhoven, viola da gamba and lirone. Arno Jochem, violone. Matthias Spaeter, archlute and chitarrone. Christina Pluhar, theorbe and triple harp. Jean-Marc Aymes, organ and harpsichord.
(CD Per la Settimana Santa, Ricercar RIC 205852, 1996)
Live concert Duo La Fenice, fragments of ‘Musica Mediterrana’.
6. Bartolomeo Selma y Salaverde (1580-1640).
– Canzon per soprano e basso (sopra la Monica).
7. Giovanni Giacomo Gastoldi (c.1554-1609) / J.J. van Eyck (c.1590-1657).
– La dolce sirena.
8. Andrea Falconiero (1585-1656).
– La soave melodia – La sua corrente – Corrente l’Avellina.
Duo La Fenice: Jean Tubéry, cornetto, recorder and declamation. David Van Bouwel, harpsichord and organ.
Live recording: Saturday 5 March 2011, Paaskerk (Easter church) in Baarn.
Recording technique: Kees Koudstaal, Prelude Klassieke Muziek.
Duo La Fenice (photographer: K. Koudstaal)
9. Maurizio Cazzati (c.1620-1677).
– Acclamate de terra.
Philippe Jaroussky, countertenor.
La Fenice led by Jean Tubéry: Enrico Onofri and Alessandro Tampieri, violin. Jérémie Papasergio, baroque bassoon. Emilia Gliozzi, violon cello. Jean-Marc Aymes, organ and harpsichord. Matthias Spaeter, archlute.
(CD Un concert pour Mazarin, Veritas 7243 5 45656 2 5, 2004)
10. Orlando di Lasso (1532-1594).
From ‘Magnum Opus Musicum’, Sequntur cantiones V vocum:
– In quoscunque locos.
– Super flumina Babylonis.
– Bestia stultus homo.
– Quam pulchra es (instrumental).
– Quam pulchra es .
Choeur de Chambre de Namur. La Fenice led by Jean Tubéry.
(CD Roland de Lassus, Ricercar RIC 283, 2009)
La Fenice, ca. 2000.
Special thanks to Kees Koudstaal, Prelude Klassieke Muziek in Baarn.
