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Description
François Couperin wrote some of France's greatest music in the classical style. The Suites for Viola da gamba and Harpsichord are late works, published in 1728, and are perfect examples of his richly expressive style which here draws upon Italian models as well as, perhaps, celebrating another genius of the French school, Marin Marais, who had died in the year the Suites were published. Intense and passionate, the suites offer lyricism and virtuosity, Italian bravura and French richness. The last of Couperin's harpsichord ordres (or suites) consists of four varied pieces, including Les 8.570944 Chinois, an early example of interest in China in Western music.
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Tracklisting
Disc 1
Side 1
- 1. <b>1re Suite de viole en mi mineur</b> - Mikko Perkola/Aapo Hakkinen
- 2. <b>2e Suite de viole en la majeur</b> - Mikko Perkola/Aapo Hakkinen
- 3. <b>27e Ordre de clavecin en si mineur</b> - Mikko Perkola/Aapo Hakkinen
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