Couperin, Dornel, Forqueray, Rebel: Portraits: Les caractères français / {oh!}

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Label
DUX
Release Date
February 4, 2022
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      Francois Couperin, Louis-Antoine Dornel, Antoine Forqueray, Jean-Fery Rebel
    • ORCHESTRA / ENSEMBLE
      {Oh!} Trio
    • PERFORMER
      Martyna Pastuszka, Krzysztof Firlus, Anna Firlus
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      February 04, 2022
    • UPC
      5902547017471
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      DUX1747
    • LABEL
      DUX
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Classical
    Works ⌄

    1. I. Grave

      Composer: Jean-Féry Rebel

      Ensemble: {oh!} Trio

    2. II. Légèrement

      Composer: Jean-Féry Rebel

      Ensemble: {oh!} Trio

    3. III. Gracieusement

      Composer: Jean-Féry Rebel

      Ensemble: {oh!} Trio

    4. IV. Viste

      Composer: Jean-Féry Rebel

      Ensemble: {oh!} Trio

    5. Pièces de viole: Suite No. 2 in G Major: IV. La Leclair: Très vivement et détaché

      Composer: Antoine Forqueray

      Ensemble: {oh!} Trio

    6. I. Prelude, un peu lent

      Composer: Louis-Antoine Dornel

      Ensemble: {oh!} Trio

    7. II. Allemande

      Composer: Louis-Antoine Dornel

      Ensemble: {oh!} Trio

    8. III. Lentement

      Composer: Louis-Antoine Dornel

      Ensemble: {oh!} Trio

    9. IV. Vivement et marque

      Composer: Louis-Antoine Dornel

      Ensemble: {oh!} Trio

    10. V. Chaconne

      Composer: Louis-Antoine Dornel

      Ensemble: {oh!} Trio

    11. Pièces de viole: Suite No. 1 in D Minor: VI. La Couperin: Noblement et marque

      Composer: Antoine Forqueray

      Ensemble: {oh!} Trio

    12. I. Prélude

      Composer: François Couperin

      Ensemble: {oh!} Trio

    13. II. Allemande

      Composer: François Couperin

      Ensemble: {oh!} Trio

    14. III. Courante

      Composer: François Couperin

      Ensemble: {oh!} Trio

    15. IV. Sarabande

      Composer: François Couperin

      Ensemble: {oh!} Trio

    16. V. Gavotte

      Composer: François Couperin

      Ensemble: {oh!} Trio

    17. VI. Muzette

      Composer: François Couperin

      Ensemble: {oh!} Trio

    18. VII. Chaconne

      Composer: François Couperin

      Ensemble: {oh!} Trio

    19. I. Lentement

      Composer: Louis-Antoine Dornel

      Ensemble: {oh!} Trio

    20. II. Gay

      Composer: Louis-Antoine Dornel

      Ensemble: {oh!} Trio

    21. III. Affectueusement

      Composer: Louis-Antoine Dornel

      Ensemble: {oh!} Trio

    22. IV. Gigue

      Composer: Louis-Antoine Dornel

      Ensemble: {oh!} Trio

    23. I. Gracieusement

      Composer: Jean-Féry Rebel

      Ensemble: {oh!} Trio

    24. II. Viste

      Composer: Jean-Féry Rebel

      Ensemble: {oh!} Trio

    25. III. Recit tres doux-Gai

      Composer: Jean-Féry Rebel

      Ensemble: {oh!} Trio

    26. IV. Viste

      Composer: Jean-Féry Rebel

      Ensemble: {oh!} Trio


Artistic salons had begun thriving in Paris at the beginning of the eighteenth century. Their history started in the early seventeenth century with Madame de Rambouillet’s Chambre bleue, which offered its regulars a lively exchange of views on current events in politics, the arts and science, while also serving as a venue for conversations on “love, friendship, a sense of duty, reputation, virtue and taste.” Music was an inseparable element of salon life. It was performed by both high-caliber artists and amateurs, and was the subject of heated debates, controversies and polemics. A gradual return of life to Paris, and the fresh breath of freedom that characterized the final years of the reign of Louis XIV and the ensuing period of regency in particular had created an environment, in which French composers opened themselves up to the music of various nations. The present release features chamber works by Jean-Fery Rebel, Antoine Forqueray, Louis-Antoine Dornel, and Francois Couperin, performed by the {oh!} trio.