Myriam Rignol

Viola da gamba player Myriam Rignol became a fixture of the Baroque historical performance scene in the 2010s. With the group A Nocte Temporis, Rignol made her recording debut on the album Clérambault: Cantates Françaises in 2018. Rignol performed in the Ricercar Consort, as well as in Pygmalion, Ensemble Correspondances, and Les Inventions, among many others. Rignol is also a co-founder, with violinist Yoko Kawakubo and harpsichordist Julien Wolfs, of the ensemble Les Timbres. Rignol joined tenor Cyril Auvity and harpsichordist Marie van Rhijn for a recording of ensemble music of the little-known composer Constantijn Huygens. Her debut as a solo artist came in 2021 with a recording of Bach's Six Suites for solo cello, arranged for viola da gamba. In 2024, Rignol joined flutist Anna Besson and keyboardist Jean Rondeau on the album Corelli, Quentin: Flute Sonatas.