Les Musiciens du Prince-Monaco

Les Musiciens du Prince-Monaco have made a mark with several notable pieces in their repertoire. One of their standout tracks is “Alcina, HWV 34, Act III: Ma quando tornerai.” This piece captures a range of emotions and showcases the ensemble's skill in interpreting Handel’s music. Another significant work is “Samson et Dalila, Op. 47, R. 288: Bacchanale.” This lively composition brings energy and excitement, making it a favorite among listeners.

Additionally, “Sapho: Ô ma lyre immortelle” is part of their collection, presenting a more introspective side. These selections highlight the versatility of their performances and appeal to a broad audience. The mixture of operatic and classical influences creates a unique listening experience, making their music accessible and enjoyable for all.

Les Musiciens du Prince-Monaco have been active with their recent releases, showcasing their focus on classical and opera music. Their latest album, “Rhapsody,” released in 2021, offers a collection that reflects their unique interpretation of classical pieces.

In 2024, they introduced two singles from Handel's “Alcina,” including “Ma quando tornerai” and “Di' cor mio.” These tracks highlight their approach to opera, bringing fresh interpretations to well-known works. Prior to these, they released “Krunk” by Komitas and “Amour, viens rendre à mon âme” from Gluck’s “Orfeo ed Euridice” in 2021. Each piece contributes to their ongoing exploration of diverse compositions, illustrating their commitment to both traditional and lesser-known works in the classical repertoire.

Les Musiciens du Prince-Monaco have engaged in notable collaborations that highlight their versatility and connection with other artists. One significant collaboration is on "Alcina, HWV 34, Act III: Ma quando tornerai," featuring George Frideric Handel, Cecilia Bartoli, and Gianluca Capuano. This piece showcases intricate vocal performances and a rich orchestral backdrop, drawing listeners into its emotional depth.

Another collaboration that stands out is "Samson et Dalila, Op. 47, R. 288: Bacchanale" with Camille Saint-Saëns and Gianluca Capuano. This piece is known for its vibrant orchestration and rhythmic energy, creating a captivating atmosphere that reflects the drama of the opera.

Additionally, "Sapho: Ô ma lyre immortelle," performed with Varduhi Abrahamyan and Gianluca Capuano, presents a lyrical exploration that resonates with audiences through its poignant melodies. These collaborations reinforce the group's commitment to bringing classical and operatic music to life through dynamic partnerships.