TNBT Orchestra
” The New Baroque Times plays spectacularly. This is a one-off project that exudes love and passion. A dreamed edition, a journey of discovery full of wonderful musical surprises”.
– Luister (The Netherlands)” The instrumental parts are neat and played with freshness, finesse and fluidity. For the New Baroque Times, this is the result of a common and complicit work. Baroque lovers will be delighted”.
– Crescendo Magazine (Belgium)“Admirable!”
– Opera (United Kingdom)
Violin I/II
Emmanuel Resche (leader)
Lorea Aranzasti, Daniel Boothe, Pablo García, Rafael Núñez, Ingrid Schang, Maia Silberstein, Izana Soria, Jorlen Vega
Viola
Fayçal Cheboub, Alaia Ferrán, Hilla Heller
Violoncello
Edouard Catalan, Lucille Perrin, Cécile Verrolles
Double bass
Pasquale Massaro
Flute
Carlota Ingrid García, Matteo Gemolo
Oboe
Jon Olaberria, Nathalie Petibon
Bassoon
José Rodrigues, Hugo Rodríguez
Trumpets
Bruno Fernandes, Nicolas Isabelle, Emmanuel Mure
Timpani
Jan Huylebroeck
Continuo
Diego Fernández, Giulio Quirici
EMMANUEL RESCHE, leader
Birth:
Massiac. France, 1988.
Training:
Enrico Onofri (Conservatorio di Palermo), Pablo Valetti (ESMUC – Barcelona), François Fernandez (CNSM – Paris), Monica Huggett (Juilliard School – New York).
Career:
Les Arts Florissants (concertmaster). The New Baroque Times (concertmaster and soloist). Il Gardellino, Tiento Nuevo, Ensemble Marguerite Louise…
Recordings :
Harmonia Mundi, Glossa, Passacaille.
Other:
Guest teacher at the Paris, Moscow and Amsterdam conservatoires and at the Académie de Saintes. Plays on a 1675 Ruggeri violin for a period of 10 years by the Jumpstart Foundation (Amsterdam).
TNBT Voices
« Splendid! », «a high level ensemble» «(…) all the soloists emerge naturally from the choir (…) (The New Baroque Times Voices) revealed a very high artistic quality. The voices are pure and gorgeous, and the singers are animated by a delighting sense of style and freedom.»
– La Libre Belgique (Belgium)«(…) (The New Baroque Times Voices) has all the qualities of a mature and experienced choir. (…) After only three pieces, the choir has established itself as a solid ensemble, connected and largely accustomed to the stage.»
– Crescendo magazine (Belgium). Read the whole review (only french version)
Soprano
Mariana Castello-Branco, Morgane Heyse, Sachiko Kinebuchi, Stéphanie Revillion, Ana Sofia Ventura
Alto
Marie-Laure Coenjaerts, Alain Gahima, Marianne Jossinet, Paul Sojo, Emilie Tack
Tenor
Yvann Drion, Guillaume Huybrechts, Željko Manić, José Pizarro, Ivan Yohan
Bass
Geoffrey Aligon, Mathieu Gourlet, Adrian Kurth, Andrés Soler Castaño, Mark Trigg
THIERRY LEQUENNE, chorusmaster
Birth :
Belgium, 1967.
Training :
Choral and orchestral conducting with Bernard Tétu (France), Guy Van Waas (Belgium), Frieder Bernius (Germany).
Career :
Founding member of the Choeur de Chambre de Namur. Works under the direction of Leonardo García-Alarcón, Guy Van Waas, Jean Tubéry, Pierre Cao, Philippe Herreweghe, Paul Dombrecht, Sigiswald Kuijken, Frieder Bernius, Jean-Claude Malgoire and Marc Minkowski. Chorus master of the Choeur Symphonique de Namur partner of the Orchestre Philharmonique de Liège (Louis Langrée). Première of Pierre Bartholomé’s Le Christ aux Oliviers with Ishango and Ensemble Musiques Nouvelles.
Recordings :
Ricercar, Ambronay, Archiv Produktion.
TNBT Ensemble
” A remarkable job (…). Technically brilliant (…). An instrumental luxury who made Couperin’s name shine. The composer deserves more concerts like this one “.
– Mario Guada (Codalario, Spain)
Emmanuel Resche, Pablo García | violin
Carlota Ingrid García | traverso
Mathilde Vialle | viola da gamba
Edouard Catalan | cello
Diego Salamanca | theorbo
Constance Allanic | harp
Diego Fernández | continuo & musical direction