RONDEAU JEAN – LOIS CUPERIN: COMPLETE WORKS CD11

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1.- Suite in D: I. Prelude, G. 1

2. Suite in D: II. Allemande, G. 35

3. Suite in D: III. Courante, G. 42

4. Suite in D: IV. Courante, G. 43

5. Suite in D: V. Sarabande, G. 49

6. Suite in D: VI. Canaries, G. 52

7. Suite in D: VII. Sarabande, G. 51

8. Suite in D: VIII. Chaconne la Complaignante, G. 57

9. Suite in D minor: II. Tombeau de Mézangeau (Transcription: Rondeau for harpsichord)

10.- Continued in: I. Prelude to the imitation of Froberger, G. 6

11.- Continued in: II. German, G. 100

12. Continued in: III. The Piedmontese Woman, G. 102

13.- Continued in: IV. Courante, G. 103

14.- Continued in: V. Sarabande, G. 109

15.- Continued in: VI. Courante la Mignone, G. 105

16.- Continued in: VII. Sarabande, G. 23

17.- Suite en fa: I. Prelude, G.

18. Suite in F: II. Allemande grave, G. 67

19. Suite in F: III. Courante, G. 69

20. Suite in F: IV. Branle de Basque, G. 73

21. Suite in F: V. Sarabande, G. 74

22. Suite in F: VI. Chaconne, G. 78

23.- Suite in F: VII. Tomb of Mr. de Blancrocher, G. 81

24. Prelude, OL 46 (Transcription: Rondeau for harpsichord)

25. Fantasy for Viols by Mr. Couperin

26. Fantasy for Viols by Mr. Couperin

27. Symphony by Mr. Couperin in D minor

28.- Volte, G. 53 (Transcr. Pierlot)

29.- Chaconne, G. 55 (Transcr. Pierlot)

30. Suite in B minor: I. Prelude (Transcription: Rondeau for harpsichord)

31. Suite in B: II. Allemande, G. 115

32.- Continuation in B: III. Courante, G. 116

33. Suite in B minor: IV. Sarabande, G. 117

34.- Pavanne, G. 120 (Transcr. Pierlot)

35. Symphony by Mr. Couperin in A minor

36.- La Piémontoise, G. 102 (Transcr. Pierlot)

37. Suite in G: I. Prelude, G. 4

38. Suite in G: II. Allemande, G. 82

39. Suite in G: III. Courante, G. 85

40. Suite in G: IV. Sarabande, G. 97

41. Suite in G: V. Passacaglia or Chaconne, G. 96

42. Fantasy

43. Another Fantasy

44.- Carillons, G. 141

45.- The Carillons of Paris, G. 140 (Four-part version of the 1st Carillon)

46. ​​Suite in F: I. Symphony by Mr. Couperin (Transcr. Pierlot)

47. Suite in F: II. Allemande, G. 66 (Transcr. Pierlot)

48. Suite in F: III. Courante, G. 69 (Transcr. Pierlot)

49.- Continuation in fact: IV. Sarabande, G. 74 (Transcr. Pierlot)

50. Suite in F: V. Tomb of Mr. de Blancrocher, G. 81 (Transcr. Pierlot)

51.- Suite en fa: I. Prelude, G.

52. Suite in F: II. Allemande, G. 66

53. Suite in F: III. Courante, G. 68

54.- Continuation in fact: IV. Sarabande , G. 72

55. Suite in F: V. Courante, G. 71

56. Suite in F: VI. Sarabande, G. 44

57. Suite in F: VII. Gigue, G. 76

58.- Suite as follows: VIII. Chaconne, G. 80

59.- Suite in F: IX. Tomb of Mr. de Blancrocher, G. 81

60.- Suite in C: I. Prelude, G. 128

61. Suite in C: II. Allemande la Precieuse, G. 30

62. Suite in C: III. Courante, G. 31

63. Suite in C: IV. Courante, G. 86

64. Suite in C: V. Sarabande, G. 32

65. Suite in C: VI. Sarabande, G. 24

66. Suite in C: VII. Gigue, G. 33

67. Suite in C: VIII. Chaconne la Bergeronnette, G. 34

68.- Continued in the: I. German (Oldham Manuscript)

69.- Continued in the second part (Oldham Manuscript)

70.- Continued in: III. Another Current (Oldham Manuscript)

71.- Continued in: IV. Sarabande, G. 109

72. Harpsichord Pieces: Suite No. 4 in D major: VIII. Tombeau de Mr. de Chambonnières (Very Slowly)

73.- Put on the Glorious Lingua

74.- Pavanne, G. 120 (Transcr. Rondeau for organ)

75.- Fugue, Olympics 62

76.- Paduan à 6 (Upsalla manuscript)

77.- Fantasy on the Cromhorne, OL 57

78.- Put the Lingua in basse, OL 34

79.- On the Night of the Last Supper

80.- Pange Lingua, OL 35

81.- Therefore, only the Sacrament

82.- Pange Lingua, OL 36

83.- Upside-Down Fugue, OL 60

84.- Duretez Fantasy, OL 1

85.- Ut Queant Laxis, OL 31

86.- Ut Queant Laxis, OL 32

87.- Fantasy, OL 70

88.- Invitation for Easter Day, OL 51

89.- At the Supper of the Lamb of Providence

90.- At the Supper of the Lamb of Providence, OL 54

91.- (At the Supper of the Lamb of Providence) 3rd Verse, OL 55

92.- Christ Rises from the Tomb

93.- We ask the Author of All

94. Suite in D minor: II. Tombeau de Mézengeau (Transcription by Pharo for viola da gamba and organ)

95.- Prelude, G. 7

96.- Toccata, FbWV 102 (Book of 1649)

97. Suite in D: I. Allemande, G. 35

98. Suite in D: II. Courante, G. 41

99.- Suite en ré: III. Sarabande, G. 45

100. Suite in D: IV. Volte, G. 53

101. Suite in D: V. Gigue, G. 122

102. Suite in D: VI. Sarabande in canon, G. 47

103. Suite in D: VII. Duretez Fantasy, OL 1 (Transcription: Rondeau for harpsichord)

104.- Suite in me: I. Prelude, G. 14

105.- Continued in middle: II. German Peace, G. 63

106.- Suite in E: III. Courante, G. 64

107.- Suite in E: IV. Courante, G. 92

108. Suite in E: V. Sarabande, G. 65

109.- Pavanne, G. 120

110.- Suite in C: I. Prelude, G. 9

111. Suite in C: II. Allemande, G. 15

112. Suite in C: III. Courante, G. 18

113. Suite in C: IV. Sarabande, G. 25

114. Suite in C: V. Courante, G. 19

115. Suite in C: VI. Sarabande, G. 22

116.- Suite in: VII. Passacelle, P. 27

117. Suite in G: Tomb of Mr. de Blancrocher (Transcription: Rondeau for harpsichord)

118.- Prelude (Krakow Manuscript)

119.- Duretez Fantasy, OL 1

120.- Fantasy, OL 2

121.- Fantasy, OL 12

122.- Duo, Olympics 14

123.- Fugue, Olympics 11

124.- Fantasy, OL 13

125.- Ave Maris Stella, OL 9

126.- Fantasy by Monsignor Couperin, OL 15

127.- Duo by Mons. Couperin, OL 16

128.- The Apostles Were Sad, OL 40

129.- Psalm 137 (Transcription: Rondeau for organ and viola da gamba)

130.- Psalm 138 (Transcription: Rondeau for organ and viola da gamba)

131.- Branle de Basque, G. 73 (Transcr. Rondeau for organ)

132.- Carillons, G. 139

133.- Fantasy, OL 25

134.- Fantasy, OL 27

135.- Fantasy, OL 21

136.- La Piémontoise, G. 102 (Transcr. Rondeau for organ)

137.- Fantasy, OL 23

138.- Fantasy, OL 22

139.- Fugue on the Cromhorne, OL 20

140.- Grave Fugue on “Urbs Beata Jerusalem”, OL 3

141. Another serious fugue on the same subject, “Urbs Beata Jerusalem”, OL 4

142.- Urbs Beata Jerusalem (In alto with the right thumb), OL 5

143.- Fugue, Olympics 17

144. Fugue (which must be played in a very slow tempo on the Tierce of the Grand Clavier with the tremulant), OL 29

145.- Conditor (alme siderum) in high countertenor with the right thumb, in trio, OL 6

146.- Conditor (alme siderum) in trio, Cantus à l’alto, OL 7

147.- Confectioner (in trio) with 2 above, OL 8

148.- Fantasy, OL 66

149.- Fantasy, OL 67

150.- Fantasy, OL 68

151.- Jesus, Savior of the World, OL 39

152.- Sarabande, G. 23 (Transcription: Rondeau for organ and viola da gamba)

153. Theorbo Pieces, Suite No. 10 in C minor: Allemande. The Lament or Tomb of the Maidens of Visée

154.- Suite in D: I. Prelude, G. 2

155. Suite in D: II. Allemande, G. 58

156. Suite in D: III. Courante, G. 59

157. Suite in D: V. Sarabande, G. 60

158. Suite in D: IV. Courante, G. 38

159. Suite in D: VI. Sarabande, G. 46

160. Suite in D: VII. Galliard, G. 61

161. Suite in D: VIII. Chaconne, G. 62

162.- Pavanne de Mons. Dumont (Bauyn Manuscript)

163.- Suite in D: I. Prelude

164. Suite in D: II. Allemande, G. 36

165. Suite in D: III. Pieces of three kinds of movements, G. 37

166. Suite in D: IV. Courante, G. 39

167. Suite in D: V. Courante, G. 40

168. Suite in D: VI. Sarabande, G. 48

169. Suite in D: VII. Sarabande, G. 56

170. Suite in D: VIII. Gavotte, G. 124

171. Suite in D: IX. Pastourelle, G. 54

172. Suite in D: X. Chaconne, G. 55

173.- Suite in C: I. Prelude, G. 11

174. Suite in C: II. Allemande, G. 15

175. Suite in C: III. Courante, G. 16

176. Suite in C: IV. Sarabande, G. 28

177. Suite in C: V. Rigaudon and double, G. 127

178. Suite in C: VI. Gavotte by Mr. Le Bègue and its Double by Mr. Couperin

179.- Tomb erected in Paris upon the death of Monsieur Blancheroche

180. Harpsichord Pieces, Book I: Pavanne

181.- Prelude, G. 3

182.- Passacaille, G. 98

183.- Suite in G: I. Prelude, G. 129

184. Suite in G: II. Allemande, G. 83

185. Suite in G: III. Courante, G. 84

186. Suite in G: IV. Sarabande, G. 87

187. Suite in G: V. Courante, G. 91

188. Suite in G: VI. Galliard, G. 88

189. Suite in G: VII. Chaconne, G. 89

190.- Prélude, OL 46

191.- Fantasy, OL 47

192.- Fantasy, OL 48

193.- Fantasy, OL 49

194.- Fugue, Olympics 18

195.- Fugue, Olympics 19

196.- Fantasy, OL 24

197.- Fantasy, OL 26

198.- Fugue, Olympics 28

199.- Fantasy, OL 30

200.- Suite in G: I. Prelude, G. 5

201. Suite in G: II. Allemande, G. 93

202. Suite in G: III. Courante, G. 94

203. Suite in G: IV. Allemande, G. 118

204. Suite in G: V. Courante, G. 90

205. Suite in G: VI. Sarabande, G. 95

206. Suite in G: VII. Chaconne, G. 121

207. Suite in D minor: II. Tombeau de Mézangeau (Transcr. Rondeau for harpsichord)

208.- Suite in the: I. Prelude, G. 7

209.- Continued in: II. German, G. 99

210.- Continued in: III. Courante, G. 104

211.- Continued in: IV. Courante, G. 106

212.- Continued in: V. Sarabande, G. 108

213.- Continued in: VI. Sarabande, G. 110

214.- Suite in A: VII. Minuet du Poitou and its Double, G. 111

215.- Suite in A: VIII. Gavotte by Mr. Hardel and its Double by Mr. Couperin, G. 125

216.- Suite in C: I. Prelude, G. 10

217. Suite in C: II. Le Moutier, Allemande by Mr. de Chambonnières and its Double by Mr. Couperin, G. 126

218. Suite in C: III. Courante, G. 17

219. Suite in C: IV. Sarabande, G. 20

220. Suite in C: V. Sarabande, G. 21

221. Suite in C: VI. Minuet, G. 29

222.- Suite en do: VII. Chaconne, G. 26

223. Suite in F: I. Allemande, G. 67

224. Suite in F: II. Courante, G. 70

225. Suite in F: III. Courante, G. 119

226.- Suite en fa: IV. Sarabande, G. 75

227. Suite in F: V. Sarabande, G. 50

228. Suite in F: VI. Galliard, G. 77

229. Suite in F: VII. Gigue, G. 79

230.- Suite of type: VIII. Chaconne (Language Manuscript)

231.- Suite in the: I. Prelude, G. 8

232.- Continued in: II. German amicable, G. 101

233.- Continued in: III. Courante, G. 112

234.- Continued in: IV. Sarabande, G. 113

235.- Continued in: V. Sarabande, G. 107

236.- Suite in A: VI. Gigue, G. 114

237.- Pavanne, G. 120 (Alternate Version)

238.- From the Sun’s Rising Card

239.- A Solis, OL 41

240.- Chaste Parent’s Viscera

241.- A Solis, OL 42

242.- She is a childless woman.

243.- A Solis, OL 43

244.- The Heavenly Choir Rejoices

245.- A Solis, OL 44

246.- A Solis, OL 45

247.- Fugue on the third of the Grand Clavier, OL 63

248.- Fugue, Olympics 61

249.- Iste Confessor, OL 33

250.- Fantasy, OL 59

251. Fantasy on Oboe Games

252.- Fantasy on the same game

253.- Fugue on the Cromhorne, OL 65

254.- Fugue on the third, OL 64

255.- Fantasy on the third of the Grand Clavier with the slow tremulant, OL 58

256.- Trinity Invitatory, OL 52

257.- Fantasy, OL 56

258.- Fantasy, OL 69

259.- Queen of Heaven, OL 50

260.- Queen of Heaven

261.- Invitatory of Corpus Christi, OL 53

262.- Allamanda (Suite XIII)

263.- Ave Maris Stella, OL 10

264.- Blessed is our Joy, OL 37

265.- Beata Nobis Gaudia Trio, OL 38

266.- Prélude, OL 46

267. Jean Rondeau plays Louis Couperin

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“I believe this project is one of the most important of my life as a keyboardist. On the one hand, because of its extraordinary richness and prolific content, and on the other, because of the strong and successful relationship that Louis Couperin and his work had with the harpsichord and the organ. He knew how to make these instruments sing and vibrate like no one before him and probably like no one since.” – Jean Rondeau. Louis Couperin: The Complete Works, a monumental and unparalleled project, includes all of his works, as well as pieces selected by Jean Rondeau composed by Couperin’s teachers and students. The set comprises 10 albums and 1 DVD, a 66-minute film by Erwan Ricordeau, featuring Jean Rondeau at the Unterlinden Museum in Colmar, one of the locations where the recording took place. In it, he explains the instrument and his relationship with and admiration for Louis Couperin. It offers a fascinating perspective that perfectly complements this complete set of works.