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Andreas Gilger – Dessiner Les Passions (24/96 FLAC)

Andreas Gilger - Dessiner Les Passions (24/96 FLAC)
Andreas Gilger – Dessiner Les Passions (24/96 FLAC)

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Composer: Jean-Henri d’Anglebert, Jacques Champion de Chambonnières, Louis Couperin, Jean-Nicolas Geoffroy, Henry du Mont
Performer: Andreas Gilger
Format: FLAC (tracks)
Label: Genuin
Catalogue: GEN22768
Release: 2022
Size: 1.49 GB
Recovery: +3%
Scan: yes

d’Anglebert: Pièces de clavecin, Suite in G Major
01. I. Prélude
02. II. Allemande
03. III. Courante
04. IV. Double de la dourante
05. V. Courante II
06. VI. Courante III
07. VIII. Sarabande
08. IX. Gigue
09. X. Gigue II
10. XI. Gaillarde
11. XII. Chaconne, Rondeau
12. XIII. Gavotte
13. XIV. Menuet

Du Mont: 8 Harpsichord Pieces from the Bauyn Manuscript
14. No. 2, Allemande
15. No. 3, Allemande
16. No. 7, Courante
17. No. 8, Pavane

Geoffroy: Livre des pièces de clavecin de tous les tons naturels et transposéz, Suite in F Major
18. I. Allemande
19. II. Courante
20. III. Sarabande
21. IV. Chaconne

de Chambonnières: Les pièces de clavessin, Book 1 “Pièces en la mineur”
22. No. 1, Allemande la rare
23. No. 2, Courante
24. No. 3, Double de la courante
25. No. 4, Courante
26. No. 5, Courante
27. No. 6, Sarabande
28. No. 7, Gaillarde

Couperin: Pièces de clavecin du manuscrit Bauyn
29. Prélude
30. No. 1, Allemande
31. No. 2, Courante
32. No. 6, Sarabande
33. No. 13, Passacaille

Passions, emotions, affects: they are at the heart of the study of harpsichord music of the “Grand Siècle” in France, which produced composers such as Louis Couperin, Henry Du Mont and Jean-Henri D’Anglebert. In his first Genuin solo album, the young, first-rate harpsichordist Andreas Gilger relies on the perfect combination of a high-quality copy of a historical instrument and a room of ideal dimensions. In the Golden Hall of the Castle of Oettingen, he plays vibrant, passionate, surprising music of the 17th century, including a Suite by Jean-Nicolas Geoffroy, recorded for the first time. This is differentiated and rhetorically lucid harpsichord playing, which brings out the modernity and topicality of this music!

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