Philippe Pierlot, Pierre Hantai, Eudardo Egüez, Emmanuel Balssa - François Couperin: Pièces de Violes (2008)
BAND/ARTIST: Philippe Pierlot, Pierre Hantai, Eudardo Egüez, Emmanuel Balssa
- Title: François Couperin: Pièces de Violes
- Year Of Release: 2008
- Label: Mirare
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless
- Total Time: 01:08:00
- Total Size: 381 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Première Suite: Prélude - Gravement
02. Première Suite: Allemande Légère
03. Première Suite: Courante
04. Première Suite: Sarabande Grave
05. Première Suite: Gavotte - Gracieusement Sans Lenteur
06. Première Suite: Gigue - Gayment
07. Première Suite: Passacaille Ou Chaconne
08. Deuxième Suite: Prélude - Gravement
09. Deuxième Suite: Fuguette
10. Deuxième Suite: Pompe Funèbre - Très Gravement
11. Deuxième Suite: La Chemise-blanche - Très Viste
12. Premier Concert: Les Satires, Chevre-pieds. - Gravement Ferme, Et Pointé. Vivement, Et Dans un Goût Burlesque
13. Premier Concert: L'Enchanteresse
14. Premier Concert: La Flore - Gracieusement
15. Premier Concert: Les Silvains - Majestueusement, Sans Lenteur
16. Deuxième Concert: La Séduisante - Tendrement, Sans Lenteur
17. Deuxième Concert: Les Vergers Fleüris - Galament, Et Loûré
18. Deuxième Concert: Plainte Pour Les Violes - Lentement, Et Douloureusement
19. Deuxième Concert: L'Angélique - D'une Légèreté Modérée
Viol player Philippe Pierlot, a veteran of Jordi Savall's Hesperion XX, has also built a rich catalog of recordings on his own, and this 2008 disc coupling François Couperin's Pièces de Violes is another outstanding addition. Performing with violist Emmanuel Balssa, guitarist Eduardo Egüez, and harpsichordist Pierre Hantaï, Pierlot turns in readings that are thoughtful and playful, sorrowful and joyful, depending on the needs of the music. As befits his pedigree, Pierlot has a warm tone, a virtuoso technique, and a flexible sense of rhythm. Though his leadership is subtle, it is no less palpable, and the group's ensemble is tight but relaxed with an emphasis on beauty of tone and depth of interpretation over flash playing and emotional display. This approach suits Couperin's Pièces, which range from the dour to the delighted, but without ever stepping over the line into bathos or pathos. Recorded in close but evocative sound that puts the listener in the same room with the players (rather than close but cool sound that puts the players in the same room as the listener), this disc should be heard by anyone who enjoys the repertoire, the period, the instrument, or the players.
01. Première Suite: Prélude - Gravement
02. Première Suite: Allemande Légère
03. Première Suite: Courante
04. Première Suite: Sarabande Grave
05. Première Suite: Gavotte - Gracieusement Sans Lenteur
06. Première Suite: Gigue - Gayment
07. Première Suite: Passacaille Ou Chaconne
08. Deuxième Suite: Prélude - Gravement
09. Deuxième Suite: Fuguette
10. Deuxième Suite: Pompe Funèbre - Très Gravement
11. Deuxième Suite: La Chemise-blanche - Très Viste
12. Premier Concert: Les Satires, Chevre-pieds. - Gravement Ferme, Et Pointé. Vivement, Et Dans un Goût Burlesque
13. Premier Concert: L'Enchanteresse
14. Premier Concert: La Flore - Gracieusement
15. Premier Concert: Les Silvains - Majestueusement, Sans Lenteur
16. Deuxième Concert: La Séduisante - Tendrement, Sans Lenteur
17. Deuxième Concert: Les Vergers Fleüris - Galament, Et Loûré
18. Deuxième Concert: Plainte Pour Les Violes - Lentement, Et Douloureusement
19. Deuxième Concert: L'Angélique - D'une Légèreté Modérée
Viol player Philippe Pierlot, a veteran of Jordi Savall's Hesperion XX, has also built a rich catalog of recordings on his own, and this 2008 disc coupling François Couperin's Pièces de Violes is another outstanding addition. Performing with violist Emmanuel Balssa, guitarist Eduardo Egüez, and harpsichordist Pierre Hantaï, Pierlot turns in readings that are thoughtful and playful, sorrowful and joyful, depending on the needs of the music. As befits his pedigree, Pierlot has a warm tone, a virtuoso technique, and a flexible sense of rhythm. Though his leadership is subtle, it is no less palpable, and the group's ensemble is tight but relaxed with an emphasis on beauty of tone and depth of interpretation over flash playing and emotional display. This approach suits Couperin's Pièces, which range from the dour to the delighted, but without ever stepping over the line into bathos or pathos. Recorded in close but evocative sound that puts the listener in the same room with the players (rather than close but cool sound that puts the players in the same room as the listener), this disc should be heard by anyone who enjoys the repertoire, the period, the instrument, or the players.
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