François Couperin: Les Lis naissans (for harpsichord)
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- the nascent lilies
form the 13th Ordre (Vol. 3)harpsichord and video by ernst stolz
(presentation in front of Versailles)
François Couperin was the most important member of the illustrious Couperin family and was one of the leading composers of the French Baroque era. He is best known for his harpsichord works, all of which are found in the collection of more than 220 pieces entitled Pièces de clavecin, consisting of four books. His music showed the influence of Lully and incorporated elements from the Italian school. Indeed, both these sources would be acknowledged by Couperin himself in two chamber works, Apothéose de Corelli (1724) and Apothéose de Lully (1725). Moreover, he successfully integrated the French and Italian styles in his Les goût réunis ou nouveaux concerts (1724), a collection of chamber compositions for unspecified instruments. Many of his works were lost to posterity, as none of his original manuscripts has survived.
"Whereas the beautiful is limited, the sublime is limitless."
Truly elegant ! In my view, baroque was the climax of western music. And after Beethoven, it was even dying. Thank you for this !
This song is very beautiful and haunting at the same time. It is the kind of song that you would hear in your dreams...love it.
I thought so once, too. I will tell you an odd story - I had dream I was in the car with someone, and this song started playing. And, coincidentally, it was a song I had heard once on the television one evening, and had been looking for for about a year or two. The next morning, I found it. Strange, but true. :)
High Art, High Culture
Well, that is delicate interpretation. It has that timeless and nostalgic touch that I love so much in french baroque. Thank you so much.
Absolutely delightful! Thank you so much for sharing with us all!
Sempre de parabéns ! Maravilha.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❤️
The music is coming from the heaven. Thank you for the music.
wow I didn't realize it was your playing, even more brilliant. Merveilleux!
Beautiful performance and interesting lovely animation.
Merci, intéressant à savoir et ça me plaît beaucoup!
très jolie vidéo d'accompagnement, pour une sublime musique
Thanks! Harpsichord is build by Kalsbeek (Netherlands) copy after Blanchet. This week I will add a prelude by Louis Couperin
I cant stop loving this, Is just the true sound of the Love, thanks sir for this beautiful treasure.
Stunning! The Baroque was a glorious period for music and this is a particularly fine example of it. Thanks for posting this!
Genial y comprometedor, sublime y lleno de pasiones.
Per una bella notte con questa video magica
Magnifique!
Beautiful, beautiful video! And the music!!
Thanks for uploading! :)
The video has a gothic quality that really complements the music!
Exquisite taste and expression thank you!
Absolut klasse, ergreifend und wunderbar!
This is amazing! Intricate, amusing and very pleasing to the eyes. Thank you, Ernst.
Short and sweet and très elegant, as is the video.
Beautiful!
blimey and I didn't realize it was your video. Wonderful, immensely tasteful, un enchantement
So herrlich zart. Ein Zauber! Vielen Dank.
Glasba je čudovita, skorajda magična; video pa je zelo zelo dober. Človek ima vtis, da Sončni kralj še vedno vlada v Versaillesu. Hvala!!!
@ttomace
There will always be people like us who admire it. Greetings to India !
One of the best videos......
bravo, fascinating and very "tendre"
it has been the first piece for harpsichord that i heard in my life, played probably by blandine verlet, when i was 15!
it is, together with "les langueurs tendres" my preferred one
excatly, very delicate interpretation; so very nice
Thanks! It is one of the possible interpretations I guess.
lovely! and the video too. And very slightly sad. And a bit eery. brilliant
wow. gorgeously played
I am glad you like it!
That is a wonderful language, thanks!
always pleased to hear that!
Superb,tranquil,idyllic....
wonderful and Very artistic and stylish presentation of your video.!
that is interesting, I think I never hear music in my dreams.
Very lovely Ernst! The video, too.
It's great!! *** delicious music for my ears :) ***
Wow, I was jusk about to soggest you played something by Couperin! Thank you. And that's an interesting (and spooky)video.
Facundo.
Brilliant and rafined as Coouperin himself !
Molto bello1Complimenti!Complimenti!
Thanks Sandy!
Thank you Kathy, I'm glad you like it!
Increible! ;//////;!!
Lovely. Thank you.
What beautiful, atmospheric playing, as is usual for you, sir. The stage set called to mind Carl Neilsen's "Helios" overture, this being in a way, the Baroque equivalent.
Thank you!
Merci, danke, grazie!
Thanks!
thanks and wecome!
Thanks for posting.
it's really a shame that we cannot beam ourselves back to those days
belpberg1 haha , No air conditioning , and you would be put to work as a bed pan cleaner / slave . . . . Nice Video though !
@Adûnâi bravo!
@Adûnâi rococo
that is nice to read, thanks
Grazie!
Cordialmente inspiracional.
magnifique! yaffe meod!!
thank you!
Ernst, ich bin stolz auf Dich!
Beautiful
Congratulations - ganz wunderbar gemacht!
Fantástico! gracias por subirlo
Marvellous! :)
I really like this video!
Danke!
Interesting video! And great music for studying :) Making biochemistry so much easier and enjoyable :D
Thanks again.
Brilliant.
thanks
Thanks a lot for all commenting!!
Thanks.
cool video
Merveilles. Eternel
De nada!
благодаря!
It would be so great if you played Aria and Quodlibet !! Because these are, to me, some of the most beautiful pieces ever written. But only if they are played in a certain way, to my ears. Could you ? Please :)
@ernststolz very interesting indeed...
camina tan lento... qse hizo de noche antes de q lograra cruzar... XD
esta genial, el gran Couperin, tan refinado...
Thank you for posting this. It is so unique!
I wonder If J.S.Bach had taken any influence from Fr. Couperin. to be honest, i feel like I can relate this to many of Bach's Keyboard works but in regard to very specific charachteristics!!! I mean, chronologically Couperine is earlier so it is possible he played a critical role on Bachs influences?? ...
PLease enlighten us with more Baroque culture :)
In my favoris!*****J.C.
I played it some years ago...
Toda!
Good luck!
❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍👍👍
When the French get their act together and restore the throne, they should have this played every morning in the radio.
Looking for a new piece to play..
@ttomace
No not really. I just meant rap is the end of music. It´s finally DEATH.
@KarlMartell732 oooooooff....thats better... i wonder if baroque or classical music wil ever revive!?!?
I'm afraid I can't neglect any important (but also the less known) composer for my instruments anymore.
This lovely little tune about awakening youth. A bit too serious perhaps?
In those days 80 % of the children didn't reach their 10th birthday so. ;-)
@@MyYearsWithEarlyMusic but that is not very relevant to the title. These pieces are about adolescence. Those children that did become older than 10.
@@MyYearsWithEarlyMusic perhaps the issue is the type of instrument. On a German harpsichord, this view might work. On a French or Flemish harpsichord or on a piano, the interpretation can be quite different.
Kalsbeek (French one manual, after Blanchet);
@ttomace
There are some exceptions. Schubert, Mahler or some pieces of Wagner. But generally, the big music became weaker and died. Today we´ve got rap.
Mange tak for upload (:
more languages ftw (:
@ttomace
Sadly I don´t play piano or harpsichord. Looking back, it would have been better if my parents had brought me to do. As a child, one is stupid, you´re not interested in these things.
You're welcome!
el día es corto