L’Orchestre Baroque les Passions
Created in Toulouse by the recorder player Jean-Marc Andrieu in 1986, the Baroque Orchestra Les Passions is an musical ensemble of variable geometry, specialising in the use of period instruments and techniques. Its repetory is vast, ranging from an intimate formation to a grand oratorio. It enjoys associating music with cinema, theatre, literature, dance and even culinary art.
It is invited to participate in prestigious music festivals and theatres in France and abroad.
For its 30th anniversary, it has initiated the organization of concerts, exhibitions and colloquials on the theme of Music of the South in Toulouse and the surrounding region.
Its discography has been enriched by the addition of a CD dedicated to Antoine-Esprit Blanchard which was recorded during the Festival of Radio France in Montepellier 2016.
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Copyright photo ©Jean-Jacques Ader
- > Amel Brahim-Djelloul
- > Andreas Linos
- > Andrew Dewar
- > Angela Metzger
- > Anna Vavilkina
- > Anna-Liisa Eller
- > Antoine Auberson
- > Baptiste Genniaux
- > Baptiste-Florian Marle-Ouvrard
- > Benjamin Righetti
- > Bernadetta Šuňavská
- > Charles Balayer
- > Choeur de chambre les éléments
- > Coralie Amedjkane
- > Dylan Crossman
- > Émilien Prodhomme
- > Emmanuel Arakélian
- > Ensemble l’Achéron
- > Ensemble Sultan Veled
- > Ensemble vocal Unité
- > François Joubert-Caillet
- > Frédéric Maurin
- > Gabriel Bestion de Camboulas
- > Guy Zanesi
- > Henri-Charles Caget
- > Hervé Roblès
- > Jacob Lekkerkerker
- > Jan Willem Jansen
- > Jean-Marc Andrieu
- > Johannes Zeinler
- > John Walthausen
- > L’Orchestre Baroque les Passions
- > László Fassang
- > Laurent Labarbe
- > Leonard Eto
- > Les deux Andalousies
- > Les Witches
- > Marc Chiron
- > Marc Loopuyt
- > Martin Riccabona
- > Michel Bouvard
- > Olivier Wyrwas
- > Reitze Smits
- > Sahsa Zamler-Carhart
- > Samuel Freiburghaus
- > Sonia Menen
- > Thilo Muster
- > Virgile Monin
- > Vocal ensemble À Contretemps
- > Wenchung Jiang
- > William Whitehead
- > Yves Rechsteiner