Couperin, Forqueray, Rainer Zipperling, Sofia Diniz, Pieter-Jan Belder - La Chemise Blanche album

La Chemise Blanche (tres viste). Pieter-Jan Belder, Sofia Diniz, Rainer Zipperling. 12. La Superbe ou la Forqueray (fierement, sans lenteur).

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Couperin, François : La Superbe, ou La Forqueray, for harpsichord (Pièces de clavecin, III, 17e ordre). Forqueray, Jean-Baptiste : Suite no 4 in G minor (transcription of Antoine Forqueray's suite for bass viol). Forqueray on the other hand used the robust, highly virtuosic style of Italy. Together with Pieter-Jan Belder and Sofia Diniz, Rainer Zipperling presents the works of the antipodes, which show their contrasting musical characters. After leaving high school, Rainer Zipperling began studying music and musicology. His particular interest in Baroque music induced him to further his studies in the Netherlands, the pioneer country of 'authentic performance practice. He is now one of the most renowned cello and gambe players in the world of early music.

François Couperin, Antoine Forqueray: Pièces de violes. Suites pour viole et basse continue n° 1 en mi mineur et n° 2 en la majeur - Première Suite pour viole d'Antoine Forqueray, Nima Ben David, basse de viole - Jonathan Rubin, théorbe - Sophie Bauchet, basse de viole & Hélène Clerc-Murgier, clavecin.

Rainer Zipperling (viola da gamba) & Pieter-Jan Belder (harpsichord). Couperin, F: Pièces de clavecin III: Ordre 17ème in E major: La Superbe, ou La Forqueray. Rainer Zipperling (viola da gamba) & Pieter-Jan Belder (harpsichord). Forqueray, A: Suite No. 4 in G minor. Although François Couperin (harpsichord) and Antoine Forqueray (Viola da Gamba) often played together in Versailles, they were very different musical personalities. Couperin was regarded as the ideal type of French music with its affective aesthetics.

Forqueray was named musicien ordinaire of La Chambre du Roy of Louis XIV in 1689 and played at court. Until 1710, he was accompanied by his wife on the harpsichord in his recitals. In 1730, he retired to Mantes-la-Jolie, where he died in 1745. Forqueray, born in Paris, was the first in a line of composers who included his brother Michel Forqueray (1681-1757) and his sons Jean-Baptiste Forqueray (1699-1782) and Nicolas Gilles Forqueray (1703-1761). Forqueray was named musicien ordinaire of La Chambre du Roy of Louis XIV in 1689 and played at court.

3. Pièces De Viole - 1Ere Suite. 4.