The sorceress Armide, infatuated with the valiant knight Roland but desperate for Roland to return her love, tries at all costs to lure him into her arms. At the same time, the courageous Herminie tries to protect Tancrède, Roland's companion, from the dangers that threaten him. Published in 1704, Suite d'Armide ou Jérusalem délivrée is as rare as it is unique: in the handwriting of the Regent Philippe d'Orléans, its composition testifies to a certain talent and a refined ear. Leonardo García-Alarcón and Cappella Méditerránea brilliantly restore the little-known genius of the sovereign.