Éditions Hortus is an independent French disk label, offering largely unknown songs and works for the organ in addition to contemporary compositions.[1] Specialised in organ and choir music, it has in particular presented disks recorded at the Notre Dame de Paris and of its choir 'Les Éléments', as well as of the young harpsichordist Benjamin Alard.[2][3]
Éditions Hortus wishes to produce disks containing rare or even previously unrecorded music.[4]
Vincent Genvrin is the label's artistic director. Didier Maes is its executive producer.[5]
Founded in 1994, Éditions Hortus first showed its interest in disks with Via crucis (Stations of the Cross) by Franz Liszt, interpreted by the Sacrum Choir from Riga. The CD was accompanied by a series of fifteen screenprints by Daniel Vincent and Guillaume Dégé, printed in a limited, numbered edition.[6]
On 17 November 2006, Didier Maes, producer of the label, was a guest in the France Musique programme "Par ici les sorties!" (Releases over here!), to present a selection of four Hortus disks.[7]
In the spring of 2010, backed by the Conseil Général du Loiret, Éditions Hortus joined the "Amis de l'Orgue de Lorris" to record 17th-century Iberian and Flemish music, interpreted by organist Damien Colcomb in the communal 12th-century church.[8]
On 7 February 2011, the Éditions Hortus catalogue listed 79 recordings available only on CD.
Principal artistsedit
Classicaledit
Britten Choir, directed by Nicole Corti. In 2005, the ensemble recorded masses, motets and organ pieces by Joseph Guy Ropartz (1864–1955) in honor of Saint Anne, with Loïc Mallié at the organ. In 2007, the ensemble worked again with Éditions Hortus for the 'Book of Hours' of Édith Canat de Chizy.[9] These two recordings were well received by the critics.
The chamber choir Les Éléments, directed by Joël Suhubiette, received the Victoire de la musique classique for best vocal ensemble in 2006.
Harpsichordedit
Benjamin Alard, Prize of the jury and Prize of the public at the Harpsichord competition of Brugge 2004. In 2005, with Hortus, Benjamin Alard made his first recording 'which revealed him to the general audience',[10] an anthology of keyboard music for harpsichord and organ; the disk was immediately taken up by the critics.[11] In December 2006, Hortus recorded a collection of transcriptions for harpsichord of pieces by Reincken and Vivaldi.[12] Three years later, Alard's interpretation of the Bauyn Manuscript (Éditions Hortus, 2008) was very well received by music critics.[13]
Lionel Avot. In the summer of 2010, with Éditions Hortus, he recorded his first CD in the church Notre-Dame de la Dalbade in Toulouse with a selection of pieces by César Franck (1822–1890).[14] Lionel Avot was introduced to Éditions Hortus by Vincent Genvrin,[15] with whom he shares the experience of an apprenticeship with Jean Boyer. Lionel Avot was the guest on Gaëlle, Le Gallic's weekly radio programme on Sunday 27 February 2011.[16]
Jesùs Martin Moro. After meeting Didier Maes at the 2007 congress of the French-speaking Federation of friends of the organ, from 20 to 23 December 2009 he recorded a selection of early and contemporary repertoire in homage to the Basque country on the organ of the church of Urrugne, shortly after the inauguration of the instrument on 9 October 2009.[17]
François Ménissier. In charge of the Silbermann organ of the Saint Thomas church in Strasbourg from 1989 to 2003, he recorded several organ pieces by Bach with Éditions Hortus in 2000.
Nicolas Stavy. His interpretation of 'Four ballades op. 10', 'Third Sonata op. 5' and 'Theme and Variations in D minor' by Johannes Brahms (Éditions Hortus, 2008) was hailed by music critics.[18][19]
^Médiathèque de la Cité de la musique. "Guide pratique de la musique - Bases de données - Edition musicale - Editeurs: Hortus". Cité de la musique. Retrieved 2 March 2011.
^"1d-rhonealpes.com - Plateforme musicale régionale : Hortus". Fédération des Editeurs et Producteurs Phonographiques de Rhône-Alpes. Retrieved 3 March 2011.
^"Les éditions Hortus (musique d'orgue...)". France Catholique. 28 October 2009. Retrieved 8 February 2011.
^Jean-Baptiste Millot (23 December 2009). "Les têtes de l'art - Le vrai visage de ceux qui comptent dans la musique: Didier Maës". Qobuz. Retrieved 2 March 2011.
^"Par ici les sorties !". Radio France. 17 November 2006. Retrieved 2 March 2011.
^E. Boutheloup (4 July 2010), "Un CD enregistré sur l'orgue de Lorris", Conseil général du Loiret
^Académie des Beaux-Arts (25 May 2010). "Le Prix Liliane Bettencourt pour le Chant Choral a été attribué au Choeur Britten". TV5Monde. Retrieved 26 February 2011.
^Lee Yu Wang (12 January 2008). "Les Victoires de la musique classique 2008". Classiquenews.com. Retrieved 10 February 2011.
^"Benjamin Alard, claveciniste et organiste". Jeunes Talents. 8 February 2011. Retrieved 10 February 2011.
^Benjamin Ballifh (27 January 2008). "Benjamin Alard, clavecin et orgue. Biographie et discographie". Classiquenews.com. Retrieved 10 February 2011.
^Gilles Macassar (6 December 2008), "Benjamin Alard (clavecin) : Le manuscrit Bauyn", Télérama
^Claude Chenais (23 February 2011). "CD "CÉSAR FRANCK" enregistré par Lionel Avot". Association des Amis de l'Orgue d'Epinay-sur-Orge. Retrieved 25 February 2011.
^Christian Wasselin (2011). "César Franck selon Lionel Avot". Webthea. Retrieved 25 February 2011.
^"Leur premier CD: Lionel Avot (orgue)". Radio France. 27 February 2011. Retrieved 25 February 2011.
^Frédéric Pelloud (16 December 2009). "Un nouvel enregistrement à Urrugne". Le Journal du Pays Basque. Retrieved 2 March 2011.
^Gilles Macassar (21 November 2009). "Quatre ballades op. 10, Troisième Sonate op. 5, Thème et variations en ré mineur. Nicolas Stavy (piano Steingraeber, 1895) : Johannes Brahms". Télérama. Retrieved 7 February 2011.
^Annie Yanbekian et Arnaud Drillon (24 March 2010). "Nicolas Stavy en récital à l'Athénée". France 2. Retrieved 8 February 2011.
^Annie Yanbekian (15 February 2011). "Victoires classiques: Chamayou et Deshayes sacrés". France 2. Retrieved 15 February 2011.
External linksedit
(in French and English)Official website
January 01, 1970
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Editions Hortus is an independent French disk label offering largely unknown songs and works for the organ in addition to contemporary compositions 1 Specialised in organ and choir music it has in particular presented disks recorded at the Notre Dame de Paris and of its choir Les Elements as well as of the young harpsichordist Benjamin Alard 2 3 Editions Hortus wishes to produce disks containing rare or even previously unrecorded music 4 Vincent Genvrin is the label s artistic director Didier Maes is its executive producer 5 Contents 1 History 2 Principal artists 2 1 Classical 2 2 Harpsichord 2 3 Clavichord 2 4 Organ 2 5 Piano 2 6 Flute 2 7 Harmonium 2 8 Jazz 2 9 Organist composers 3 References 4 External linksHistory editFounded in 1994 Editions Hortus first showed its interest in disks with Via crucis Stations of the Cross by Franz Liszt interpreted by the Sacrum Choir from Riga The CD was accompanied by a series of fifteen screenprints by Daniel Vincent and Guillaume Dege printed in a limited numbered edition 6 On 17 November 2006 Didier Maes producer of the label was a guest in the France Musique programme Par ici les sorties Releases over here to present a selection of four Hortus disks 7 In the spring of 2010 backed by the Conseil General du Loiret Editions Hortus joined the Amis de l Orgue de Lorris to record 17th century Iberian and Flemish music interpreted by organist Damien Colcomb in the communal 12th century church 8 On 7 February 2011 the Editions Hortus catalogue listed 79 recordings available only on CD Principal artists editClassical edit Britten Choir directed by Nicole Corti In 2005 the ensemble recorded masses motets and organ pieces by Joseph Guy Ropartz 1864 1955 in honor of Saint Anne with Loic Mallie at the organ In 2007 the ensemble worked again with Editions Hortus for the Book of Hours of Edith Canat de Chizy 9 These two recordings were well received by the critics Female vocal ensemble Ad Limina Maitrise Notre Dame de Paris director Lionel Sow Ensemble Gregorien director Sylvain Dieudonne Bernard Tetu Russian orthodox choir of Riga Sacrum Choir director Andreis Veismanis La Camerata Baroque choir director Daniel Meylan Le Concert des Dames direction Frederic Bourdin Les Temps Modernes Ensemble The chamber choir Les Elements directed by Joel Suhubiette received the Victoire de la musique classique for best vocal ensemble in 2006 Harpsichord edit Benjamin Alard Prize of the jury and Prize of the public at the Harpsichord competition of Brugge 2004 In 2005 with Hortus Benjamin Alard made his first recording which revealed him to the general audience 10 an anthology of keyboard music for harpsichord and organ the disk was immediately taken up by the critics 11 In December 2006 Hortus recorded a collection of transcriptions for harpsichord of pieces by Reincken and Vivaldi 12 Three years later Alard s interpretation of the Bauyn Manuscript Editions Hortus 2008 was very well received by music critics 13 Freddy Eichelberger Laurent Stewart Clavichord edit Cristiano Holtz Organ edit Benjamin Alard Regis Allard Lionel Avot In the summer of 2010 with Editions Hortus he recorded his first CD in the church Notre Dame de la Dalbade in Toulouse with a selection of pieces by Cesar Franck 1822 1890 14 Lionel Avot was introduced to Editions Hortus by Vincent Genvrin 15 with whom he shares the experience of an apprenticeship with Jean Boyer Lionel Avot was the guest on Gaelle Le Gallic s weekly radio programme on Sunday 27 February 2011 16 Jean Bizot Michel Bouvard Philippe Brandeis Damien Colcomb Jean Baptiste Dupont Francois Espinasse Rolande Falcinelli Vincent Genvrin Juliette Grellety Bosviel Jan Willem Jansen Pavel Kohout Olivier Latry Emmanuel Le Divellec Philippe Lefebvre Jean Pierre Leguay Veronique Le Guen Loic Mallie Jesus Martin Moro After meeting Didier Maes at the 2007 congress of the French speaking Federation of friends of the organ from 20 to 23 December 2009 he recorded a selection of early and contemporary repertoire in homage to the Basque country on the organ of the church of Urrugne shortly after the inauguration of the instrument on 9 October 2009 17 Francois Menissier In charge of the Silbermann organ of the Saint Thomas church in Strasbourg from 1989 to 2003 he recorded several organ pieces by Bach with Editions Hortus in 2000 Daniel Meylan Louis Thiry Piano edit Francois Lambret Bruno Robilliard Nicolas Stavy His interpretation of Four ballades op 10 Third Sonata op 5 and Theme and Variations in D minor by Johannes Brahms Editions Hortus 2008 was hailed by music critics 18 19 Isabelle Oehmichen Flute edit Elise Battais Harmonium edit Kurt Lueders Jazz edit Guillaume de Chassy Jean Marie Machado Organist composers edit Valery Aubertin Laurent Carle Yves Castagnet Thierry Escaich Victoires de la musique classique in 2003 2006 and 2011 in the category Composers 20 Rolande Falcinelli Pierre Farago Eric Lebrun Christophe Marchand Benoit Mernier Jacques Pichard Jean Baptiste RobinReferences edit Mediatheque de la Cite de la musique Guide pratique de la musique Bases de donnees Edition musicale Editeurs Hortus Cite de la musique Retrieved 2 March 2011 http shop editionshortus com media static IntentionartistiqueHortus310109 pdf bare URL PDF 1d rhonealpes com Plateforme musicale regionale Hortus Federation des Editeurs et Producteurs Phonographiques de Rhone Alpes Retrieved 3 March 2011 Les editions Hortus musique d orgue France Catholique 28 October 2009 Retrieved 8 February 2011 Jean Baptiste Millot 23 December 2009 Les tetes de l art Le vrai visage de ceux qui comptent dans la musique Didier Maes Qobuz Retrieved 2 March 2011 Des moissons pour l ete La Vie 7 July 1994 Par ici les sorties Radio France 17 November 2006 Retrieved 2 March 2011 E Boutheloup 4 July 2010 Un CD enregistre sur l orgue de Lorris Conseil general du Loiret Academie des Beaux Arts 25 May 2010 Le Prix Liliane Bettencourt pour le Chant Choral a ete attribue au Choeur Britten TV5Monde Retrieved 26 February 2011 Lee Yu Wang 12 January 2008 Les Victoires de la musique classique 2008 Classiquenews com Retrieved 10 February 2011 Benjamin Alard claveciniste et organiste Jeunes Talents 8 February 2011 Retrieved 10 February 2011 Benjamin Ballifh 27 January 2008 Benjamin Alard clavecin et orgue Biographie et discographie Classiquenews com Retrieved 10 February 2011 Gilles Macassar 6 December 2008 Benjamin Alard clavecin Le manuscrit Bauyn Telerama Claude Chenais 23 February 2011 CD CESAR FRANCK enregistre par Lionel Avot Association des Amis de l Orgue d Epinay sur Orge Retrieved 25 February 2011 Christian Wasselin 2011 Cesar Franck selon Lionel Avot Webthea Retrieved 25 February 2011 Leur premier CD Lionel Avot orgue Radio France 27 February 2011 Retrieved 25 February 2011 Frederic Pelloud 16 December 2009 Un nouvel enregistrement a Urrugne Le Journal du Pays Basque Retrieved 2 March 2011 Gilles Macassar 21 November 2009 Quatre ballades op 10 Troisieme Sonate op 5 Theme et variations en re mineur Nicolas Stavy piano Steingraeber 1895 Johannes Brahms Telerama Retrieved 7 February 2011 Annie Yanbekian et Arnaud Drillon 24 March 2010 Nicolas Stavy en recital a l Athenee France 2 Retrieved 8 February 2011 Annie Yanbekian 15 February 2011 Victoires classiques Chamayou et Deshayes sacres France 2 Retrieved 15 February 2011 External links edit in French and English Official website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Editions Hortus amp oldid 1076984960, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
