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Les Sauvages | Béatrice Martin
Total time: 61'02
Year: 2015
Format: CD
Type: Instrumental (early music)
Period: Baroque
Country: France
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REF: CYP1672
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Jean-Philippe RAMEAU (1683-1764) Les Sauvages L'Enharmonique L'Egyptienne François COUPERIN (1668-1773) L'Exquise Les Pavots Les Chinois Saillie Antoine FORQUERAY (1672-1745) La Couperin La Portugaise Pancrace ROYER (1705-1755) Allemande La Sensible La Marche des Scythes Jean-Henri D'ANGLEBERT (1629-1691) Passacaille d'Armide
Béatrice MARTIN
Les Sauvages by Béatrice Martin carries you beyond the seriousness of this world towards the celestial delights of an ‘oriental’ dream drawn in Indian ink. For her first solo disc, Béatrice Martin has chosen one of the most prestigious harpsichords made by the famous Ruckers of Antwerp, an instrument until then never used in a recording, and an encounter of truly heartfelt emotion. With this alchemy of the ineffable – that of the greatest artistes of this world – Béatrice Martin harmonises the sensitivity, the fervour and the fantasies of the uncontested masters of the French harpsichord school: apart from these veritable ‘hits’ of the French baroque that are Les Sauvages, L’Egyptienne and La Passacaille d’Armide, this unique disc is a waking dream. Coloured with that exoticism so dear to Rameau, Couperin, Forqueray and yet also Royer and Anglebert, it brightens, with its ‘Lights’ of the kingdom of France, this exquisite world of a long-awaited elsewhere, this dream of the Phoenix come from an unexpected ‘Orient’. Listeners, yield yourselves – a thousand and one nights – to the infinitely matchless touch of one of the finest international harpsichord players.
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