Les Paladins / Jerome Correas – Il Signor Lulli Music CD

Les Paladins / Jérôme Correas – Il Signor Lulli Music CD

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Explore the elegance and dramatic character of Baroque music with Les Paladins / Jérôme Correas – Il Signor Lulli Music CD. Featuring Les Paladins under the direction of Jérôme Correas, this release offers classical listeners a distinctive program connected to the musical world of Jean-Baptiste Lully.

Known for their historically informed approach to Baroque repertoire, Les Paladins bring energy, expression, and period-minded interpretation to music from an era filled with theatricality and rich musical detail. Jérôme Correas' direction makes this an appealing selection for listeners interested in French Baroque music and early-music performance.

Il Signor Lulli is an excellent addition for collectors who enjoy exploring classical music beyond the most familiar composers and recordings. Its specialized repertoire makes it equally suited to dedicated Baroque enthusiasts and curious listeners expanding their classical libraries.

The physical CD format provides a permanent edition for your collection and is ideal for focused listening at home, in the car, or anywhere you enjoy classical music without relying on streaming availability.

Why You Need It Now

Specialized classical and early-music recordings can be considerably harder to replace than mainstream releases once individual editions fall out of circulation. For collectors of Baroque music, Les Paladins, Jérôme Correas, or Lully-related repertoire, Il Signor Lulli is a distinctive physical release worth securing while copies remain available.

Order your Les Paladins / Jérôme Correas – Il Signor Lulli Music CD today while it's available and add this distinctive Baroque recording to your classical music collection!

Although he was naturalized French in 1661, Giovanni Battista Lulli kept the musical imprint of his native country alive in his work for years, filling his ballets with numerous airs in Italian, a language very much in vogue at court in the early years of Louis XIV's reign. What we hear here, then, is a ""Signor Lulli"" steeped in the Commedia dell'Arte and Italian Baroque lyricism, a whimsical, unbridled Mister Hyde before the level-headed Doctor Jekyll of Jean-Baptiste Lully takes over and becomes the great champion of French tragédie lyrique. Jérôme Correas and Les Paladins record the complete Italian music of Lully here for the first time, revealing a musical world quite apart from the rest of the Sun King's official composer's output - a secret garden linking him back to his childhood, and a musical portrait of the Florentine Lulli: violinist, guitarist, mime, dancer, and performer of his own works.