CMBV projects

– Published on 30/09/2019

The Lalande Tricentennial in 2026 with the Conservatoires

On this occasion, the CMBV invites conservatoires and their early music departments to integrate initiatives centred on Michel-Richard de Lalande into their educational and artistic programmes in 2025 [...]

Le projet thématique du CMBV sur les récitals

Theme-based projects

French opera singers

Keen to spot today’s finest baroque singers and highlight neglected French opera music, the Centre de musique baroque de Versailles has created or supported ‘imaginary operas’ and recitals based on well-known [...]

Theme-based projects

Lully across the centuries

The Académie Royale de Musique repertory theatre, somewhat unusually, performed old musical compositions. Lully’s music was played there for over a century between 1673 and 1779. However, from the mid [...]

Le projet thématique du CMBV sur Salieri

Theme-based projects

Salieri’s French operas

Antonio Salieri was born in Verona in 1750 and died in Vienna in 1825. He was a major composer during the late baroque and early romantic era. He was a protégé of Gluck and worked essentially at the Habsburg [...]

Educational productions

The CMBV coordinates these projects, providing access to scores from its scholarly editions, the expertise of its historically informed performance specialists, musical and artistic direction, rehearsal [...]

Le partenariat international du CMBV avec la République tchèque

CMBV partners worldwide

The Czech Republic

With the Prague summer festival of Early Music and the Collegium Marianum orchestra, the CMBV has created an exemplary Franco-Czech partnership, encompassing research, publications, historically informed [...]

Le partenariat international du CMBV avec le Brésil

CMBV partners worldwide

Brazil

The first CMBV music week took place in Rio in the autumn of 2015. The venture was co-organised by UNIRIO university baroque orchestra (founded and conducted by flautist Laura Ronaï), in order to introduce [...]

Le partenariat international du CMBV avec la Hongrie

CMBV partners worldwide

Hungary

Since 2014, the CMBV has embarked on a unique partnership in Hungary with the Orfeo Orchestra and Purcell Choir (founded over 25 years ago by György Vashegyi, Hungary’s foremost baroque and classical music [...]

En scène !

Each season, “En scène!” offers around twenty students (mainly instrumentalists) the opportunity to explore more deeply the specificities of 17th- and 18th-century French music, orchestral work, and the [...]

Completed project

Volez Zéphyrs

“Volez Zéphyrs” is a professional development programme created by the CMBV, aimed at promoting young performers at the start of their careers. Through “Volez Zéphyrs”, the Centre de musique baroque [...]

Completed project

Limoges plunges into the French baroque era

Limoges is immersing itself in French music for the next two years! With the CMBV as main partner, topping the bill in 2021 is the stage premiere of a forgotten masterpiece. Over two academic years (2019-2020 [...]

Completed project