Joana Amorim, Fernando Miguel Jalôto - Airs Et Brunettes - Les Plus Convenables A La Flute Traversiere Seule, Ornez d'Agrements (2025)
BAND/ARTIST: Joana Amorim, Fernando Miguel Jalôto
- Title: Airs Et Brunettes - Les Plus Convenables A La Flute Traversiere Seule, Ornez d'Agrements
- Year Of Release: 2025
- Label: Fineline Classics
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:57:39
- Total Size: 270 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Air de Bacilly: Rochers je ne veux point
02. Air de Mr. de Luly: Rochers, vous estes sourds
03. Brunette: L’autre jour ma cloris
04. Air de Mr. Desmarets: Lieux Charmans retraittes tranquilles
05. Chansonette: Nicolas va voir Jeanne
06. Air de Mr. Lambert: Si c’est un crime
07. Air du meme: L’amour le Seul amour
08. Air du meme: Ah! Vous ne voulez pas entendre
09. Air: On joüe cet air par Eco
10. Air de M. de Luly: Dans ces Deserts paisibles
11. Air de M. de Bousset: Vous qui faites vôtre modelle
12. Air de Mr. de Bousset: De mes Soupirs de ma langueur
13. Brunette: Le beau berger Tircis
14. Air de Mr. Lambert: Je suis aimé de celle que j’adore
15. Air de Mr de Bousset: Charmante Reine de mon cœur
16. Air du Meme: Berger prend soin de mon troupeau
17. Brunette: Ruisseau qui dans la pleine precipite ton cours
18. Air: On a beau feindre
19. Brunette: Vous beaux yeux
20. Air de Mr Lambert: Goutons un doux repos & Air de M. de Bousset - Pourquoi, doux Rossignol, dans ce sombre séjour
The world premiere recording of works by Jacques-Martin Hotteterre for flute and harpsichord.
Jacques-Martin Hotteterre (1673-1763), musician at the court of Louis XIV, was one of the first great French flutists.He composed several works for his instrument of choice, the transverse flute, also writing several important methods. From the flutes he built, one is preserved today at the Steiermarkischen Landesmuseum in Graz, Austria. For this recording, a copy of this same instrument was used, made by the builder Giardino Tardino.Around 1721 Hotteterre published in Paris the collection entitled Airs et brunettes. The name "brunettes" indicated "petites airs tendres", or short and simple arias, of a more popular nature and often with a pastoral ambience.At the end of the book, there are twenty-one pieces for solo flute, with ornamentations -- "agrements" or "doubles" -- complex and refined, often with a free and fluid, almost improvised character. They are very delicate pieces, undoubtedly intended for pedagogical practice or simply for personal delight.
01. Air de Bacilly: Rochers je ne veux point
02. Air de Mr. de Luly: Rochers, vous estes sourds
03. Brunette: L’autre jour ma cloris
04. Air de Mr. Desmarets: Lieux Charmans retraittes tranquilles
05. Chansonette: Nicolas va voir Jeanne
06. Air de Mr. Lambert: Si c’est un crime
07. Air du meme: L’amour le Seul amour
08. Air du meme: Ah! Vous ne voulez pas entendre
09. Air: On joüe cet air par Eco
10. Air de M. de Luly: Dans ces Deserts paisibles
11. Air de M. de Bousset: Vous qui faites vôtre modelle
12. Air de Mr. de Bousset: De mes Soupirs de ma langueur
13. Brunette: Le beau berger Tircis
14. Air de Mr. Lambert: Je suis aimé de celle que j’adore
15. Air de Mr de Bousset: Charmante Reine de mon cœur
16. Air du Meme: Berger prend soin de mon troupeau
17. Brunette: Ruisseau qui dans la pleine precipite ton cours
18. Air: On a beau feindre
19. Brunette: Vous beaux yeux
20. Air de Mr Lambert: Goutons un doux repos & Air de M. de Bousset - Pourquoi, doux Rossignol, dans ce sombre séjour
The world premiere recording of works by Jacques-Martin Hotteterre for flute and harpsichord.
Jacques-Martin Hotteterre (1673-1763), musician at the court of Louis XIV, was one of the first great French flutists.He composed several works for his instrument of choice, the transverse flute, also writing several important methods. From the flutes he built, one is preserved today at the Steiermarkischen Landesmuseum in Graz, Austria. For this recording, a copy of this same instrument was used, made by the builder Giardino Tardino.Around 1721 Hotteterre published in Paris the collection entitled Airs et brunettes. The name "brunettes" indicated "petites airs tendres", or short and simple arias, of a more popular nature and often with a pastoral ambience.At the end of the book, there are twenty-one pieces for solo flute, with ornamentations -- "agrements" or "doubles" -- complex and refined, often with a free and fluid, almost improvised character. They are very delicate pieces, undoubtedly intended for pedagogical practice or simply for personal delight.
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