This short concert will also feature, alongside the instrumentalists of Les Arts Florissants, Canadian mezzo-soprano Georgia Burashko, laureate in 2023 of the Jardin des Voix, Les Arts Florissants' academy for young singers.

Asitha Tennekoon – Evangelist
Jesse Blumberg – Jesus
Hélène Brunet – Soprano
Georgia Burashko – Mezzo-Soprano
Haitham Haidar – Tenor
Jamal Al Titi – Baritone

Musicians of the KW Symphony
Grand Philharmonic Children’s Choir
Grand Philharmonic Choir

Mark Vuorinen, Conductor

Les Arts Florissants
Paul Agnew , musical conducting
Lauréats du Jardin des Voix
Georgia Burashko , mezzo-soprano
Juliette Mey , mezzo-soprano
Ilja Aksionov , tenor
Hugo Herman-Wilson , baritone
Nastasia Matignon , presentation

Georgia performs the role of Pythonisse in this fundraiser performance of David and Jonathan by Charpentier.

Sofia Goebaidoelina 
Aus den Visionen der Hildegard von Bingen (1994)

Antonio Vivaldi 
Stabat Mater, RV 621 (1727)

Georgia Burashko Mezzo-soprano soloist.

​BRAHMS X WANTENAAR
Mathilde Wantenaar
Lieder der Vergänglichkeit
Nocturnes
Johannes Brahms
Vier ernste Gesänge, opus 121 (arranged for mezzo-soprano and string sextet by Jelmer de Moed)
O kühler Wald, opus 72 nr. 3

​Animato Kwartet: 
​Tim Brackman violin
Inga Våga Gaustad ​violin
Elisa Karen Tavenier viola
Pieter de Koe cello

Floor Le Coultre violin/viola
Jelmer de Moed clarinet
Eva-Nina Kozmus flute
Bram van Sambeek bassoon
Rik Kuppen piano
Jordi Carrasco Hjelm double bass
Georgia Burashko mezzo-soprano

Conductor Ken-David Masur
Milwaukee Symphony Chorus
Director Cheryl Frazes Hill
Alto soloist Georgia Burashko

Conductor Ken-David Masur
Milwaukee Symphony Chorus
Director Cheryl Frazes Hill
Alto soloist Georgia Burashko

Conductor Ken-David Masur
Milwaukee Symphony Chorus
Director Cheryl Frazes Hill
Alto soloist Georgia Burashko

Curated & Hosted by Dame Emma Kirkby
Georgia Burashko Mezzo soprano soloist.

Georgia performs as alto soloist in Handel’s Dixit Dominus, and the role of Virtue in Handel’s The Choice of Hercules.

Kate Moore (voice and ancient instruments), Meiyi Lee (percussion), Georgia Burashko (voice), Beate Loonstra (harp), Dario Calderone (bass), Jellantsje de Vries (violin), Susanne Rosmolen (cello)

Van maandag 12 augustus t/m zondag 1 september werkt componist Kate Moore in haar residentie in Plein Theater aan het Ossenlied vanuit het onderzoeksproject A Beautiful Path.

Composer and sound artist Kate Moore will perform results of her research project ‘A Beautiful Path’. During her walk from Oss, the Netherlands, to the island of Skellig Michael, Ireland, she composed ‘Ossenlied’.

Kate Moore (voice and ancient instruments), Meiyi Lee (percussion), Georgia Burashko (voice), Beate Loonstra (harp), Dario Calderone (bass), Jellantsje de Vries (violin), Susanne Rosmolen (cello)

Paulina Francisco, soprano | Georgia Burashko, mezzo-soprano | Rebecca Leggett, mezzo-soprano | Juliette Mey, mezzo-soprano | Ilja Aksionov, tenor | Rodrigo Carreto, tenor | Hugo Herman-Wilson, baritone | Benjamin Schilperoort, bass-baritone

Compagnie Käfig dancers
Mourad Merzouki, stage direction and choreography
William Christie, direction

Mourad Merzouki’s critically acclaimed staging of Purcell’s The Fairy Queen – based on Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream – comes to the Proms, featuring soloists from Le Jardin des Voix and dancers from Merzouki’s troupe

Les Arts Florissants’ new production of Purcell’s masterpiece invites us to plunge into an enchanting and playful universe — Georgia performs as Mezzo-Soprano soloist with Les Arts Florissants, conducted by William Christie.

Georgia performs as Mezzo-Soprano soloist with Les Arts Florissants, conducted by William Christie.

Georgia performs as Mezzo-Soprano soloist.

After having triumphed in Paris, New York, Madrid, La Scala in Milan... it is in Lanaudière that the tour of The Fairy Queen by William Christie and Les Arts Florissants ends, which takes us into the enchanting world of Purcell and Shakespeare thanks to in the competition of the remarkable singers of the Jardin des Voix and the director-choreographer Mourad Merzouki. This magical show combining song and dance, dream and reality, illusion and fantasy, will conclude in apotheosis a cycle of three seasons at the Festival with Les Arts Florissants and their founding leader.