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Les Barricades mystérieuses. Tiré de "Pièces de clavecin", Second livre, ordre n° 6. harpsichord (piano).
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- Nombre de pages8
- Poids0.049 kg
- Dimensions23,1 cm × 30,3 cm × 0,0 cm
- ISBNM-001-18749-X
- EAN9790001187497
- Date de parution01/01/2000
- CollectionEdition Schott - Single Editio
- ÉditeurSchott
- EditeurWilhelm Ohmen
Résumé
Alongside Chambonnières and Rameau, François Couperin was a leading French composer and harpsichordist of his time. 'Pièces de clavecin' is his best known composition, consisting of 27 suites called 'Ordres'. 'Les Barricades mystérieuses' is a rondo with three episodes or verses between which alternates the constantly recurring refrain. Instead of a melody, one can hear powerful, continuously broken syncopated harmonies.
This kind of setting is reminiscent of the style of French lute music with a majestic character, yet without being ponderous. This relatively easy piece features only a few simple ornaments and is therefore particularly suitable for interpretations on the modern piano. Instrumentation : harpsichord (piano)
This kind of setting is reminiscent of the style of French lute music with a majestic character, yet without being ponderous. This relatively easy piece features only a few simple ornaments and is therefore particularly suitable for interpretations on the modern piano. Instrumentation : harpsichord (piano)
Alongside Chambonnières and Rameau, François Couperin was a leading French composer and harpsichordist of his time. 'Pièces de clavecin' is his best known composition, consisting of 27 suites called 'Ordres'. 'Les Barricades mystérieuses' is a rondo with three episodes or verses between which alternates the constantly recurring refrain. Instead of a melody, one can hear powerful, continuously broken syncopated harmonies.
This kind of setting is reminiscent of the style of French lute music with a majestic character, yet without being ponderous. This relatively easy piece features only a few simple ornaments and is therefore particularly suitable for interpretations on the modern piano. Instrumentation : harpsichord (piano)
This kind of setting is reminiscent of the style of French lute music with a majestic character, yet without being ponderous. This relatively easy piece features only a few simple ornaments and is therefore particularly suitable for interpretations on the modern piano. Instrumentation : harpsichord (piano)
