Rameau & Bailleux: Pigmalion

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Label
Château de Versailles Spectacles
Release Date
April 11, 2025
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      Antoine Bailleux, Jean-Baptiste Lully, Jean-Philippe Rameau
    • PERFORMER
      Camille Delaforge, Ensemble Il Caravaggio, Choeur de l'Opera Royal, Mathias Vidal
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      April 11, 2025
    • UPC
      3760385430584
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      CVS182
    • LABEL
      Château de Versailles Spectacles
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Classical
    Works ⌄

    1. Overture

      Composer: Jean-Philippe Rameau

      Ensemble: Ensemble Il Caravaggio

      Conductor: Camille Delaforge

    2. Scene 1: Fatal Amour! (Pygmalion)

      Composer: Jean-Philippe Rameau

      Ensemble: Ensemble Il Caravaggio

      Performer: Mathias Vidal

      Conductor: Camille Delaforge

    3. Scene 2: Pygmalion, est-il possible (Céphise, Pygmalion)

      Composer: Jean-Philippe Rameau

      Ensemble: Ensemble Il Caravaggio

      Performer: Mathias Vidal, Laura Jarrell

      Conductor: Camille Delaforge

    4. Scene 3: Que d'appas! (Pygmalion)

      Composer: Jean-Philippe Rameau

      Ensemble: Ensemble Il Caravaggio

      Performer: Mathias Vidal

      Conductor: Camille Delaforge

    5. Scene 3: Aria: O Vénus, ô mère des plaisirs (Pygmalion)

      Composer: Jean-Philippe Rameau

      Ensemble: Ensemble Il Caravaggio

      Performer: Mathias Vidal

      Conductor: Camille Delaforge

    6. Scene 3: Aria: D'où naissent ces accords? (Pygmalion)

      Composer: Jean-Philippe Rameau

      Ensemble: Ensemble Il Caravaggio

      Performer: Mathias Vidal

      Conductor: Camille Delaforge

    7. Scene 3: Recitative: Quel prodige? (Pygmalion)

      Composer: Jean-Philippe Rameau

      Ensemble: Ensemble Il Caravaggio

      Performer: Mathias Vidal

      Conductor: Camille Delaforge

    8. Scene 4: Que vois-je? (La Statue)

      Composer: Jean-Philippe Rameau

      Ensemble: Ensemble Il Caravaggio

      Performer: Louise Bourgeat-Roulleau

      Conductor: Camille Delaforge

    9. Scene 4: De mes maux à jamais cet aveu me délivre (Pygmalion, La Statue)

      Composer: Jean-Philippe Rameau

      Ensemble: Ensemble Il Caravaggio

      Performer: Mathias Vidal, Louise Bourgeat-Roulleau

      Conductor: Camille Delaforge

    10. Scene 5: Du pouvoir de l'Amour ce prodige est l'effet (L'Amour)

      Composer: Jean-Philippe Rameau

      Ensemble: Ensemble Il Caravaggio

      Performer: Catherine Trottmann

      Conductor: Camille Delaforge

    11. Scene 5: Jeux et Ris qui suivez mes traces (L'Amour)

      Composer: Jean-Philippe Rameau

      Ensemble: Ensemble Il Caravaggio

      Performer: Catherine Trottmann

      Conductor: Camille Delaforge

    12. Scene 5: Airs de différents caractères pour les Grâces

      Composer: Jean-Philippe Rameau

      Ensemble: Ensemble Il Caravaggio

      Conductor: Camille Delaforge

    13. Scene 5: Sarabande pour la Statue

      Composer: Jean-Philippe Rameau

      Ensemble: Ensemble Il Caravaggio

      Conductor: Camille Delaforge

    14. Scene 5: Tambourin (Chorus)

      Composer: Jean-Philippe Rameau

      Ensemble: Chœur de l'Opéra Royal, Ensemble Il Caravaggio

      Conductor: Camille Delaforge

    15. Scene 5: Le peuple dans ces lieux s'avance (Pygmalion)

      Composer: Jean-Philippe Rameau

      Ensemble: Ensemble Il Caravaggio

      Performer: Mathias Vidal

      Conductor: Camille Delaforge

    16. Scene 6: Entrée du peuple qui vient admirer la Statue

      Composer: Jean-Philippe Rameau

      Ensemble: Ensemble Il Caravaggio

      Conductor: Camille Delaforge

    17. Scene 6: Aria: L'Amour triomphe, annoncez sa victoire (Pygmalion, Chorus)

      Composer: Jean-Philippe Rameau

      Ensemble: Chœur de l'Opéra Royal, Ensemble Il Caravaggio

      Performer: Mathias Vidal

      Conductor: Camille Delaforge

    18. Scene 6: Pantomime pour un niais et une niaise

      Composer: Jean-Philippe Rameau

      Ensemble: Ensemble Il Caravaggio

      Conductor: Camille Delaforge

    19. Scene 6: Deuxième pantomime pour deux paysans

      Composer: Jean-Philippe Rameau

      Ensemble: Ensemble Il Caravaggio

      Conductor: Camille Delaforge

    20. Scene 5: Règne, Amour, fais briller tes flammes (Pygmalion)

      Composer: Jean-Philippe Rameau

      Ensemble: Ensemble Il Caravaggio

      Performer: Mathias Vidal

      Conductor: Camille Delaforge

    21. Scene 6: Air pour les grâces, les Jeux et les Ris

      Composer: Jean-Philippe Rameau

      Ensemble: Ensemble Il Caravaggio

      Conductor: Camille Delaforge

    22. Scene 6: Contredanse en rondeau

      Composer: Jean-Philippe Rameau

      Ensemble: Ensemble Il Caravaggio

      Conductor: Camille Delaforge

    23. No. 1. Recitative: Pygmalion paya cher l'avantage

      Composer: Antoine Bailleux

      Ensemble: Ensemble Il Caravaggio

      Performer: Catherine Trottmann

      Conductor: Camille Delaforge

    24. No. 2. Touché d'un amour vif et tendre

      Composer: Antoine Bailleux

      Ensemble: Ensemble Il Caravaggio

      Performer: Catherine Trottmann

      Conductor: Camille Delaforge

    25. No. 3. Aria: Amour, quelle cruelle flamme

      Composer: Antoine Bailleux

      Ensemble: Ensemble Il Caravaggio

      Performer: Catherine Trottmann

      Conductor: Camille Delaforge

    26. Le mariage forcé, Act I: Récit de la beauté: Si l'Amour vous soumet à ses lois inhumaines

      Composer: Jean-Baptiste Lully

      Performer: Apolline Raï-Westphal, Fiona-Emilie Poupard, Anne Camillo, Noémie Lenhof, Benjamin Narvey, Camille Delaforge


Alone in his workshop, the sculptor Pygmalion shapes a statue of incomparable beauty, to the point of falling hopelessly in love with it. He then implores Love to bring his creation to life, and, moved by his pure devotion, Love grants his wish. With Pigmalion, Rameau crafted his finest opera-ballet, showcasing the full brilliance of his genius to depict the transformation from marble to flesh and the passionate quest for love. Alongside this, Antoine Bailleux's version offers a fresh and novel interpretation of the myth. Camille Delaforge and the ensemble Il Caravaggio deliver a brilliant performance, unveiling the full evocative power and refined elegance of Rameau's style.