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Nicolas Bernier (1664-1734) - Laudate Dominum quoniam (c.1728)

Joyeux anniversaire Nicolas Bernier! 👑🥂 Composer: Nicolas Bernier (1664-1734) Work: Laudate Dominum quoniam (c.1728) Performers: Isabelle Poulеnаrd (soprano); Alain Zаеpffеl (contra-tenor); Jеan-Claude Orliаc (tenor); Michel Vеrschaеvе (bariton); Ensemble Vocal de Bourgogne; Ensemble d'Instruments Anciens; Jacquеs Échivаrd (conductor) Painting: R. Huet (18th Century) - Noces d'or de M. et Mme Robinet de Pontagny (1742) HD image: https://flic.kr/p/2oKY9ef Further info: https://www.amazon.es/Bernier-motets-... Listen free: https://open.spotify.com/album/23nndf... --- Nicolas Bernier (Mantes-la-Jolie, 28 June 1664 - Paris, 6 July 1734) French organist, teacher, music theorist and composer. He probably learnt music in the maîtrise of the collegiate church of Notre Dame, Mantes, and in that of Evreux Cathedral. According to the Etat actuel de la Musique du Roi (1773) he was a student of Caldara in Rome. From 1694 to 1698 he was maitre at Chartes Cathedral before being called to Paris in 1698 as maitre de musique at St. Germain l'Auxerrois. On 5 April 1704 he succeeded Marc-Antoine Charpentier as maître de musique of the Sainte-Chapelle. He held that position at Sainte-Chapelle from 1704 to 1726, and from 1723 he was one of the 3 sous-maitres at the Chapelle Royale. Bernier was the son-in-law of Marin Marais. He was one of the first French composers to cultivate the secular cantata. He published 8 vols. of Cantates françoises, the most notable being 'Les nuits de Sceaux' (Paris, 1715). Among his sacred vocal output were many motets, some of them were sung several times at the Concert Spirituel from 1725 onwards. He was famous as a teacher, wrote a treatise entitled Principes de composition and numbered Louis-Claude Daquin among his pupils.