Music investigation – Baroque music in cinema

Discover the secrets of baroque music in cinema in this new episode of Music Investigation. [Subtitles available in French and English]

How does baroque music cross the centuries to find its way onto our screens? Funny or solemn, soothing or threatening, diegetic or non-diegetic — it’s everywhere and far more subtle than you’d think.
From Barry Lyndon to Asteroid City, from Kramer vs. Kramer to Cuties, from James Bond to Tomb Raider: Bach, Handel, Rameau, Vivaldi and Purcell are far from finished making us cry, laugh, shiver… and sometimes simply fall silent.

Extend the experience by listening to our album Musiques de cinéma, available on all platforms (Warner Classics – Erato).
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Music Investigation – Baroque music in cinema
Writing: Thomas Baronnet, Caroline Barbier de Reulle, Laurence Equilbey
Directed by: Thomas Baronnet
Produced by Insula orchestra