Ludovic Tézier & Cassandre Berthon

Recital

Baritone Ludovic Tézier is a particularly big name amongst our visiting soloists, and we’re delighted that, along with Tosca, he will perform in a concert of his own too. The other soloist of the concert will be the dazzling French soprano Cassandre Berthon. She and Tézier not only perform together but are also a couple.

The first half of the concert comprises enchanting French songs from the lied repertoire of Henri Duparc and Francis Poulenc. After the interval, it’s time for duets and arias from Mozart’s, Bellini’s and Verdi’s operas – an experience to cherish, as Ludovic Tézier is considered the world’s best interpreter of Verdi’s music.

Perhaps the secret behind Tézier’s reputation is, besides his profound skills, in his attitude: “I love Mozart, I love Verdi, but I love my job for sharing this love I have, of those masterpieces, with people. It is important to show the public that it’s much more than music, it’s one of the most fantastic accomplishments in human history.” Together with tenor Jonas Kaufmann, Ludovic Tézier has appealed to EU decision makers and European governments to save culture and the performing arts from the effects of the pandemic. 

  • Ludovic Tézier

    baritone

  • Cassandre Berthon

    soprano

  • Hans-Otto Ehrström

    piano

Programme

  • Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

    Susanna and the Count’s duet

    “Crudel, perché finora farmi languir così?”

    from The Marriage of Figaro

  • The Count’s aria “Hai già vinta la causa!”

    from The Marriage of Figaro

  • Susanna’s aria

    “Giunse alfin il momento – Deh, vieni, non tardar”

    from The Marriage of Figaro

  • Zerlina and Don Giovanni’s duet

    “La, ci darem la mano” from Don Giovanni

  • Don Giovanni’s aria “Finch’han dal vino!”

    from Don Giovanni

  • Interval

  • Henri Duparc

    Invitation au voyage

  • Francis Poulenc

    Les chemins de l’amour

  • Paolo Tosti

    Chanson de l’Adieu

  • Ambroise Thomas

    Ophélie and Hamlet’s duet “Doute de la lumière”

    from Hamlet

  • Gioacchino Rossini

    Wilhelm Tell’s aria “Sois immobile”

    from Wilhelm Tell

  • Giuseppe Verdi

    “O Carlo, ascolta” from Don Carlo

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