PROGRAMME

GABRIELLE FERRARI (1851 – 1921)
“A une étoile”

EDITH LEJET (1941 – )
“De lumière et de cieux embrasés”

CLEMENCE DE GRANDVAL(1828 – 1907)
“Villanelle”

HEDWIGE CHRETIEN (1859 – 1944)
“Pour ceux qui aiment”

ROSY WERTHEIM (1888 – 1949)
Trois Chansons
“La danse des Dieux”
“Les deux flûtes”
“Sur les bords du Jo-Jeh”

ARTISTS

TRIO HAYDEE

MARIELOU JACQUARD, mezzo-soprano

ANASTASIE LEFEBVRE DE RIEUX, flute

CONSTANCE LUZZATI, harp

MARIELOU JACQUARD

Playing the acrobat between baroque music and contemporary creation, Marielou Jacquard cultivates her taste for eclecticism in the diversity of her repertoire.
She began her training as a singer at a very young age at the Maîtrise de Radio France, then at the Hochschule für Musik Hanns Eisler in Berlin and attended numerous masterclasses at the Fondation Royaumont. She is a regula guest of Vincent Dumestre’s Poème Harmonique (Coronis), Sébastien Daucé’s Correspondances and Raphaël Pichon’s Pygmalion ensemble.
On stage, she recently appeared in Duron’s Coronis, Delibes’ Lakmé at the Opéra Comique, and is currently playing Despina in Mozart’s Cosi fan Tutte, a joyful and delirious show by Eric Perez on tour in France. Very involved on stage, musical theater holds an important place in her artistic career and she creates many shows combining music and pure theater. She will be back next fall in a revival of Sans Tambour, a new show by Samuel Achache. She also gives numerous chamber music concerts and recitals and lies at the origin of several creations.

ANASTASIE LEFEBVRE DE RIEUX

After learning the flute with Jean-Claude Marin and Georges Alirol, Anastasie Lefebvre de Rieux perfected her piccolo skills at the CNSMD in Paris, in Pierre Dumail’s class.
Member of the Orchestre des Frivolités Parisiennes, she is also regularly invited by other great orchestras : the Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France, the Orchestre de l’Opéra de Paris, the Orchestre National de France, the Orchestre de Chambre de Paris or Les Dissonances.
A multi-faceted artist, she performs in various chamber music ensembles.
Her enthusiasm for teaching and her passion for music have been rewarded with a Certificate of Aptitude from the CNSMD of Paris and her success in the competitive examination for Professor of the City of Paris. She teaches flute and piccolo at the Conservatory of the 8th district.

CONSTANCE LUZZATI

A performer and musicologist, harpist Constance Luzzati has won several international competitions while conducting research on the transcription of the baroque repertoire from harpsichord to harp. Holder of a doctorate, of 6 prizes from the CNSMDP, she has performed as a soloist in the major French concert halls and festivals as well as in Europe, the USA and Japan. A lecturer and teacher of musical culture, she holds a Certificate of Aptitude and teaches music history at the CNSMDP. She is also studying theology at the University of Geneva. Her current recordings include chamber music (Charlotte Sohy, 2022; La montagne magique, 2023) and solo works: Enharmonique, the first monograph devoted to Jean-Philippe Rameau on the harp, will be released in 2023.

CATHÉDRALE SAINT-MACLOU DE PONTOISE