
EMOTIONAL LANDSCAPES
Chansons de Björk sur instruments anciens

Spectacle I En tournée I 2012-2025 - 1h
Surrounded by a team of instrumentalists specializing in early music, David Chevallier arranged a selection of Bjork songs and mixed them with extracts from works by Claudio Monteverdi, Henry Purcell, Monsieur de Sainte-Colombe, Barbara Strozzi ...
This unexpected encounter between two distant musical worlds gives birth to a very original concert, reconciling fans of the Icelandic Pop Star, and fans of baroque music.
La version trio
Three versions of Emotional Landscapes coexist:
Trio version
Anne Magouët : soprano
Marion Martineau : bass viol
David Chevallier : theorbo, baroque guitar, arrangements.
Soprano
Marie Théoleyre
Basse de viole
Marion Martineau
Théorbe, guitare baroque, arrangements
Etienne Manchon
Les versions quatuor et quintette

Quartet Version
Anne Magouët : soprano
Marion Martineau : tenor viol
Atsushi Sakaï : bass viol
David Chevallier : theorbo, baroque guitar, arrangements.
Soprano
Basse de viole
Marie Théoleyre
Marion Martineau
Violone (version quintette)
Ténor de viole
Thomas de Pierrefeu
Atsushi Sakaï
Théorbe, guitare baroque, arrangements
Etienne Manchon
Les versions septuor et octuor
Captation : Kalison - Réalisation : John Blanch - JBP FILMS - J. Blanch Productions
The septet and octet versions seduce by the range of sounds offered, thanks to the presence of old brass instruments with particularly attractive timbres (cornet, sackbut, serpent). The breadth of the orchestrations, the richness of the rhythms of Keyvan Chemirani, virtuoso of the Zarb, have made a unique artistic proposal, which finds its place in its acoustic form as in the sound version. Here too, Monteverdi, Strozzi and Purcell converse with Björk in harmony.
Soprano
Serpent, basse de cornet
Marie Théoleyre
Volny Hostiou
Judith Pacquier
Cornet à bouquin, flûte à bec
Basse et dessus de viole
Atsushi Sakai
Sacqueboute basse
Zarb, Daf
Abel Rohrbach
Keyvan Chemirani
Sacqueboute ténor (version octuor)
Théorbe, guitare baroque, arrangements
Alexis Lahens
David Chevallier






















