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A nostalgic, underground chamber music act.
Gli Incogniti was founded in 2006 by the violinist Amandine Beyer. It is named after the Accademia degli Incogniti, an artistic and academic circle that was amongst the most active and libertarian of 17th century Venice. Gli Incogniti is specialist of baroque instrumental repertoire but it explores also the classical repertoire. The ensemble is regularly invited to perform in major venues, in France and abroad: Philharmonie de Paris, Théâtre des Champs-Elysées, Auditorium de Radio France (FR), Wigmore Hall (UK), Oji Hall in Tokyo (JP), Philharmonie du Luxembourg (LU), BOZAR (BE), Philharmonie Essen (DE)... It also performs on the stages of major festivals, among which Boston Festival (US), Printemps des Arts de Monte-Carlo (MC), MA Festival Brugge (BE), International Bergen Festival (NO), Festival de Torroella (ES), Festivals of Saintes, Saint-Denis, Montpellier (FR)… Among its many collaborations, we can mention G. Carmignola, K. Bezuidenhout, A. Staier, M. C. Kiehr, A. Lubimov, HJ Mammel but also Rosas, Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker’s dance company or the group of traditional singers La Manufacture verbale. Gli incogniti exclusively records with harmonia mundi: Vivaldi, Pachelbel, CPE Bach, Haydn… its albums have been unanimously praised by press and the audience. Strongly attached to transmission towards the younger generation, Gli Incogniti has held since 2017 a chamber music and bodywork Academy for young baroque ensembles, students or newly professional.
Gli Incogniti plays chamber music, classical - refined and atmospheric, rooted in tradition rather than chasing trends. Gli Incogniti was founded in 2006 by the violinist Amandine Beyer.
Gli Incogniti's live sets are atmospheric and controlled - built around sound detail and dynamics rather than spectacle.
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