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S A T This is one of several free adaptations St. Pierre has made from the Pièces de clavecin en concert of Rameau (Suite No.4 in the present case). The loure (originally a kind of bagpipe) is a lilting triple meter 17th-century French dance, which here Rameau has infused with brisk rising septuplets. St. Pierre has added descending septuplets. These look frightening, but actually fit well under the fingers. Duration: 4:00 On the recording provided, the performers are the composer (S), Scott Paterson (A), and Janos Ungvary (T). -- Anthony St. Pierre
 This delightful trio inspired by the opening movement from the 4th concerto of Jean Philippe Rameau’s Pièces de clavecin en concert is a veritable tour de force of scale work in all three parts, so get those fingers ready. The scale runs are slurred, which is a terrific vehicle to work on clean fingers -- especially with cross fingerings and going over the break.
-- Glen Shannon
No. of Recorder Parts: 3 Difficulty: Moderate Occasion: Any Libraries: New Music for Recorder Date Added: 01/20/2019 Style: Concert, Tonal/Melodic, Variations/Fantasies/Adaptations, Neo-Renaissance/Baroque/Classical |
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