Vox Luminis
‘As if it had been written especially for them,’ the press cheered about The Fairy Queen à la Vox. For his pioneering semi-opera, Henry Purcell used a text by that other English luminary, William Shakespeare. The result - a fairy tale in which nothing is what it seems - is inhabited by shadow puppets in Isaline Claeys' staging. Scenographer Emilie Lauwers and videographer Mário Melo Costa make the enchantment of this Baroque highlight complete.
Programme
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Henry Purcell
The Fairy-Queen (1692)
libretto: anounymous, after William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's DreamProgramme subject to change
1659-1695
Musicians
- Vox Luminis
- Lionel Meunier musical direction
