\"The orchestra of twelve musicians sounds with fullness and faithfully follows the aesthetic proposal of its charismatic leader Josef Z\u00e1k: this is a very beautiful violin, dense, embodied and whose ornamental proposals are always solidly conducted. Cello and double bass provide a powerful and articulate support, particularly sensitive.\"<\/p>\n
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\"Maarten Engeltjes enjoys a clear voice with a very even color throughout his range, a quality that is appreciated in the virtuoso duets of \"Sound the trumpet\" and \"Ah heav'n! What is't I hear.\"<\/p>\n
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\"While keeping an exceptional control of the breath, the singer sculpts the word and plunges into the poetic material, finds a new flexibility in the garlands of eighth notes of \"Music for a while\", presents with disarming sincerity the beautiful poem of an \"Evening Hymn \"almost hypnotic. In great vocal form, the German countertenor revives the discourse art cultivated by Alfred Deller while adding a variety of colors very noticeable in the acoustics of the Salle Gaveau. After a cover of the hit \"Sound the Trumpet\", the duo will offer a moving transcription of the traditional Scottish \"Annie Laurie\" whose totally assumed kitsch (pizz bass, violin duo in traditional style) undoubtedly equals the iconic version of Deanna Durbin!\"<\/p>","protected":false},"featured_media":0,"parent":0,"template":"","categories":[53],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n