Baroque

The first opera, the first concerto, the first sonata: The Baroque Era opened the door to vital forms of classical music, from royal courts to ornate churches across Europe. Listen for the juxtaposition of solo melodies with harmonic accompaniment, which was revolutionary after the integrated ensemble sound of Renaissance music.

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  • L’Arpeggiata & Christina Pluhar: Théâtre des Champs‐Elysées

    L’Arpeggiata & Christina Pluhar: Théâtre des Champs‐Elysées

    Paris, Théâtre des Champs-Élysées

    $ 51
     
  • Marie Théoleyre & Rémy Brès‐Feuillet: Salle Cortot

    Marie Théoleyre & Rémy Brès‐Feuillet: Salle Cortot

    Paris, Salle Cortot

    $ 37
     
  • Ensemble Vox Luminis & Lionel Meunier: Salle Gaveau

    Ensemble Vox Luminis & Lionel Meunier: Salle Gaveau

    Paris, Salle Gaveau

    $ 37
     
  • Amandine Beyer & Pierre Hantaï: Salle Cortot

    Amandine Beyer & Pierre Hantaï: Salle Cortot

    Paris, Salle Cortot

    $ 37
     
  • Heavenly sounds: Vivaldi, Corelli and their French contemporaries

    Heavenly sounds: Vivaldi, Corelli and their French contemporaries

    Amsterdam, Concertgebouw

    2 h 20 min
    $ 49
     
  • Bruno Philippe, Thomas Dunford & Keyvan Chemirani: Salle Cortot

    Bruno Philippe, Thomas Dunford & Keyvan Chemirani: Salle Cortot

    Paris, Salle Cortot

    $ 37
     
  • Pierre Hantaï: Salle Cortot

    Pierre Hantaï: Salle Cortot

    Paris, Salle Cortot

    $ 37
     
  • Le Banquet Céleste: Oratoire du Louvre

    Le Banquet Céleste: Oratoire du Louvre

    Paris, Eglise de l'Oratoire du Louvre

    $ 37
     
  • L’Arpeggiata & Christina Pluhar: Salle Gaveau

    L’Arpeggiata & Christina Pluhar: Salle Gaveau

    Paris, Salle Gaveau

    $ 37