Francesca Lanfranco - Jacquet de La Guerre: Complete Harpsichord Works (2018)

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Artist: Francesca Lanfranco
Title: Jacquet de La Guerre: Complete Harpsichord Works
Year Of Release: 2018
Label: Brilliant Classics
Genre: Classical
Quality: flac lossless +booklet
Total Time: 02:01:46
Total Size: 854 mb

Artist: Francesca Lanfranco
Title: Jacquet de La Guerre: Complete Harpsichord Works
Year Of Release: 2018
Label: Brilliant Classics
Genre: Classical
Quality: flac lossless +booklet
Total Time: 02:01:46
Total Size: 854 mb

Tracklist
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01. Les pi?ces de clavecin, pi?ces in D Minor: I. Pr?lude
02. Les pi?ces de clavecin, pi?ces in D Minor: II. Allemande
03. Les pi?ces de clavecin, pi?ces in D Minor: III. Courante
04. Les pi?ces de clavecin, pi?ces in D Minor: IV. Courante II
05. Les pi?ces de clavecin, pi?ces in D Minor: V. Sarabande
06. Les pi?ces de clavecin, pi?ces in D Minor: VI. Gigue
07. Les pi?ces de clavecin, pi?ces in D Minor: VII. Cannaris
08. Les Pi?ces De Clavecin, Pi?ces In D Minor: VIII. Chaconne L'Inconstante
09. Les pi?ces de clavecin, pi?ces in D Minor: IX. Menuet
10. Les pi?ces de clavecin, pi?ces in G Minor: I. Pr?lude
11. Les pi?ces de clavecin, pi?ces in G Minor: II. Allemande
12. Les pi?ces de clavecin, pi?ces in G Minor: III. Courante
13. Les pi?ces de clavecin, pi?ces in G Minor: IV. Courante II
14. Les pi?ces de clavecin, pi?ces in G Minor: V. Sarabande
15. Les pi?ces de clavecin, pi?ces in G Minor: VI. Gigue
16. Les pi?ces de clavecin, pi?ces in G Minor: VII. Gigue II
17. Les Pi?ces De Clavecin, Pi?ces In G Minor: VIII. Menuet & Double
18. Les pi?ces de clavecin, pi?ces in A Minor: I. Pr?lude
19. Les pi?ces de clavecin, pi?ces in A Minor: II. Allemande
20. Les pi?ces de clavecin, pi?ces in A Minor: III. Courante
21. Les pi?ces de clavecin, pi?ces in A Minor: IV. Courante II
22. Les pi?ces de clavecin, pi?ces in A Minor: V. Sarabande
23. Les pi?ces de clavecin, pi?ces in A Minor: VI. Gigue
24. Les pi?ces de clavecin, pi?ces in A Minor: VII. Chaconne
25. Les Pi?ces De Clavecin, Pi?ces In A Minor: VIII. Gavotte
26. Les pi?ces de clavecin, pi?ces in A Minor: IX. Menuet
27. Les pi?ces de clavecin, pi?ces in F Major: I. Tocade
28. Les pi?ces de clavecin, pi?ces in F Major: II. Allemande
29. Les pi?ces de clavecin, pi?ces in F Major: III. Courante
30. Les pi?ces de clavecin, pi?ces in F Major: IV. Courante II
31. Les pi?ces de clavecin, pi?ces in F Major: V. Sarabande
32. Les pi?ces de clavecin, pi?ces in F Major: VI. Gigue
33. Les pi?ces de clavecin, pi?ces in F Major: VII. Cannaris
34. Les Pi?ces De Clavecin, Pi?ces In F Major: VIII. Menuet
35. Pi?ces de clavecin qui peuvent se jouer sur le viollon, pi?ces in D Minor: I. La flamande
36. Pi?ces de clavecin qui peuvent se jouer sur le viollon, pi?ces in D Minor: II. Double
37. Pi?ces de clavecin qui peuvent se jouer sur le viollon, pi?ces in D Minor: III. Courante
38. Pi?ces de clavecin qui peuvent se jouer sur le viollon, pi?ces in D Minor: IV. Double
39. Pi?ces de clavecin qui peuvent se jouer sur le viollon, pi?ces in D Minor: V. Sarabande
40. Pi?ces de clavecin qui peuvent se jouer sur le viollon, pi?ces in D Minor: VI. Gigue
41. Pi?ces de clavecin qui peuvent se jouer sur le viollon, pi?ces in D Minor: VII. Double
42. Pi?ces De Clavecin Qui Peuvent Se Jouer Sur Le Viollon, Pi?ces In D Minor: VIII. Gigue II
43. Pi?ces de clavecin qui peuvent se jouer sur le viollon, pi?ces in D Minor: IX. Rigaudon I & II
44. Pi?ces de clavecin qui peuvent se jouer sur le viollon, pi?ces in D Minor: X. Chaconne
45. Pi?ces de clavecin qui peuvent se jouer sur le viollon, pi?ces in G Major: I. Allemande
46. Pi?ces de clavecin qui peuvent se jouer sur le viollon, pi?ces in G Major: II. Courante
47. Pi?ces de clavecin qui peuvent se jouer sur le viollon, pi?ces in G Major: III. Sarabande
48. Pi?ces de clavecin qui peuvent se jouer sur le viollon, pi?ces in G Major: IV. Gigue
49. Pi?ces de clavecin qui peuvent se jouer sur le viollon, pi?ces in G Major: V. Menuet
50. Pi?ces de clavecin qui peuvent se jouer sur le viollon, pi?ces in G Major: VI. Rondeau
Acclaimed in her own time as 'the wonder of our century', Elisabeth-Claude Jacquet de la Guerre (1665-1729) occupies a place of outstanding importance in the cultural history of 17th and 18th-century France as a composer and harpsichordist. Her prodigious talents were recognised from when she played and sang to the court of King Louis XIV at the tender age of five years old.
Her first book of harpsichord suites was published in 1687 and dedicated to her patron the king. The style of their brief dance movements inherits the characteristics of lute music, including the unbarred preludes which evoke a refined taste for improvisation. By the time that her second book of suites was published 20 years later, her life had been marked by the deaths of her only son, her father and her husband at the age of only 46; Jacquet de la Guerre took up composing once again as a wealthy, lonely widow.
These later suites omit the preludes, but the writing within them is more florid and complex, offering a stiff challenge both to the technique and the imagination of the performer. The D minor Suite is conceived on the grandest scale, opening with a poignantly rhetorical piece entitled 'La Flamande' and closing ten movements later with a grand Chaconne.
The suites are recorded anew here on a 1982 Fernando Granziera instrument after a 1736 model by Jena-Henri Hemsch; the soloist is the Italian harpsichordist Francesca Lanfranco, who also contributes a booklet essay on the career of Jacquet de la Guerre. Lanfranco studied with Bob van Asperen, Kenneth Gilbert and Christine Jacottet and is herself a noted teacher of harpsichord.
Elisabeth Jacquet de La Guerre, called "The wonder of our age", is one of the most remarkable female composers of all time. She was born in Paris in 1665, daughter of an organist and harpsichord maker. A prodigy girl, her personality caught everyone by surprise when her father introduced her to the Court when she was just 5 years old, she played and sang for Louis XIV who was very impressed and became her strong supporter and benefactor.
Jacquet de la Guerre dedicated her suites for the harpsichord to Louis XIV, the Sun King. Her style, a mixture of French taste and Italian brilliance, shows elements of lute music, like the "bris? o luth?" writing, imitating the sound of the lute. The Suites are composed of dance movements, of which the preludes are unmeasured, leaving ample room for freedom of expression and improvisation. She lived a long, successful and fruitful life, performing, teaching and composing instrumental music as well as vocal cantatas and even operas. She died in 1729.
Italian harpsichordist Francesca Lanfranco studied with Bob van Asperen, Kenneth Gilbert and Christian Jaccottet. She enjoys an active career as soloist and chamber music partner.

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