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Laude Novella

19
March
20 26
OTHER ALL AUDIENCES
PMR
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Fidèles au Printemps des Arts de Monte-Carlo, l’Ensemble Gilles Binchois et Dominique Vellard sont de retour pour faire revivre un répertoire très rare et très ancien : les laudes italiennes des XIIIe et XIVe siècles, ces chants poétiques qui étaient entonnés dans les confréries de Toscane et d’Ombrie. Un voyage dans le temps où la musique n’a pas seulement vocation à chanter les louanges de la Vierge Marie : elle élève, charme, émeut, touche au plus profond de soi, encore aujourd’hui.

Laude Novella
Free tickets with reservation

Introduction

Laude Novella

O divina virgo (Laudario de Cortone)

Iesu Christo – version instrumentale (Cortone)

Laude novella sia cantata (Cortone)

Alta trinita beata (Laudario de Florence)

Ciascun ke fede (Cortone)

Ave regina gloriosa (Dominique Vellard, création mondiale)

Or piangiamo, que piange Maria (Florence)

Ave vergene gaudente (Cortone)

Ave gloriosa – version instrumentale (Cividale)

Voi ch’amate lo criatore (Florence)

O divina virgo (Helena Winkelman, création mondiale)

De la crudel morte de Cristo (Cortone)

Ben è crudele (Cortone)

Oimè lasso (Cortone)

Con humilta di core (Florence)

Exultando in Ieso Cristo (Florence)

Ensemble Gilles Binchois

Miriam Trevisan, soprano

Anne-Marie Lablaude, soprano

Giovanni Cantarini, ténor

Dominique Vellard, ténor et oud

Mara Winter, traverso et gaïta

Alienor Woltèche, vièle à archet

Helena Winkelman, violon (artiste invitée)

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Informations

Opening hours : 20h00
Date : Thursday 19 March 2026
Duration : 1 heure 10
Opening hours

Around the event

MUSEUM
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Exhibition – The Wedding of the Century

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Jun
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At the crossroads of European monarchical tradition and American-style promotion, the "wedding of the century", to quote the expression used in Le Figaro on 4 April 1956 by journalist Pierre Macaigne, undoubtedly left its mark on the minds and contemporary history of Monaco. Through photographs, moving images, sound recordings, jewels, dresses, gifts and unpublished archives, the exhibition route allows visitors to discover the key figures, locations, highlights and behind-the-scenes of a week of festivities, organised in just three months, from the spectacular arrival of Grace Kelly on the morning of 12 April, to the departure of the princely couple on honeymoon on the evening of 19 April. While the wedding ceremonies between Prince Rainier III and Grace Kelly do not feature in the Mythologies of contemporary current events decrypted by Roland Barthes (1915–1980), they could very well have been the subject of study by the semiotician in the work he published in 1957, so significant was the Monegasque event, thanks to its exceptional media coverage for the time, the varied production of souvenirs and the proliferation of its various memories.Further information is available on the [Prince's Palace website](https://www.visitepalaisdemonaco.com/en/).
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All Audiences
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Sept
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Proposed by : Médiathèque Caroline
Location : Monaco Multimedia Library
Young Audience
Reduced mobility access
TOURS & VISITS
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Game Evening – Introduction to Duplicate Scrabble with the Monaco Scrabble Club

19
Sept
20 26
For one games evening organised in partnership with the Monaco Scrabble Club, come and discover Duplicate Scrabble in a warm and playful atmosphere.The principle is simple: all players have the same letter draw and must find the word that scores the most points on an identical grid.At each turn, the best solution is selected and each participant continues the game on the same grid, which highlights reflection and vocabulary rather than chance.An experience accessible to all, whether beginners or enthusiasts, to share a moment of play and strategy.
Proposed by : Médiathèque Caroline
Location : Monaco Multimedia Library
Young Audience
Reduced mobility access