F. Couperin Prelude #3 L'Art de toucher Le Clavecin

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  • Опубликовано: 11 дек 2024

Комментарии • 8

  • @Sonors7
    @Sonors7 16 лет назад

    A wonderful performance!

  • @jonathankalbmusic
    @jonathankalbmusic 16 лет назад

    a beautiful performance and one which is also visually enticing from an admirer

  • @lpearlmusic
    @lpearlmusic  11 лет назад

    to Warren Steel. This is a single manual Dowd French.

  • @dr.baobao
    @dr.baobao 14 лет назад +3

    Hey this is supposed to be in measured (strict) time: mesuré...

    • @edwardyeo7897
      @edwardyeo7897 5 лет назад

      Performance practice of the time would disagree

    • @sirdancealot9726
      @sirdancealot9726 4 года назад +1

      @@edwardyeo7897 exactly, that's why couperin writes 'mesuré', so it would be played in strict time. If it didn't have any indications then an inégal way of playing could be considered.

  • @mudws
    @mudws 15 лет назад

    I'm not sure why you'd need a double harpsichord for this brief prelude. Nothing in the music that would imply or demand it.

  • @lpearlmusic
    @lpearlmusic  11 лет назад

    Patrick, You are misinformed. French keyboard music, especially pieces of Couperin are meant to be exaggerated. I advise you to speak with your teacher about this issue. I know he /she will agree.