The Levée, Marguerite Wassermann, Josef Laming - Delair: The Violin Sonatas (2025) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: The Levée, Marguerite Wassermann, Josef Laming
- Title: Delair: The Violin Sonatas
- Year Of Release: 2025
- Label: warblingQUIRE Records
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz
- Total Time: 01:19:18
- Total Size: 425 mb / 1.5 gb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Sonata Prima: I. [Ouverture: Lentement] - [Gay] - Lentement
02. Sonata Prima: II. Presto
03. Sonata Prima: III. Saraband
04. Sonata Prima: IV. Gavotte: Tendrement
05. Sonata Prima: V. Rondeau
06. Sonata Prima: VI. Piano
07. Sonata Prima: VII. [Presto]
08. Sonata Seconda: I. [Ouverture: Gravement] - [Viste]
09. Sonata Seconda: II. [Grave] - [Viste]
10. Sonata Seconda: III. [Viste]
11. Sonata Seconda: IV. Rondeau
12. Sonata Seconda: V. [Presto]
13. Sonata Tertia: I. [Prélude: Gracieusement]
14. Sonata Tertia: II. [Fugue: Gay]
15. Sonata Tertia: III. Air
16. Sonata Tertia: IV. Gavotte
17. Sonata Tertia: V. Saraband
18. Sonata Tertia: VI. [Viste]
19. Sonata Quarta: I. [Prélude: Lentement]
20. Sonata Quarta: II. Fugue: Gay
21. Sonata Quarta: III. Lentement
22. Sonata Quarta: IV. Saraband
23. Sonata Quarta: V. Rondeau
24. Sonata Quarta: VI. [Passacaille]
25. Sonata Quarta: VII. Piano
26. Sonata Quarta: VIII. [Gay] - [Grave]
27. Sonata Quarta: IX. [Viste]
28. Sonata Quinta: I. [Prélude: Lentement]
29. Sonata Quinta: II. Fugue - Lentement
30. Sonata Quinta: III. Air
31. Sonata Quinta: IV. 2de Air
32. Sonata Quinta: V. 3tie Air
33. Sonata Quinta: VI. Viste
34. Sonata Sexta: I. [Prélude: Lentement]
35. Sonata Sexta: II. [Viste]
36. Sonata Sexta: III. [Gracieusement]
37. Sonata Sexta: IV. [Presto]
38. Sonata Septima à 2: I. [Prélude]
39. Sonata Septima à 2: II. [Fugue]
40. Sonata Septima à 2: III. Adagio
41. Sonata Septima à 2: IV. [Allegro]
Seven Sonatas for Violin and Continuo attributed to Denis Delair, performed by Marguerite Wassermann, violin, Josef Laming, harpsichord and The Levée: world première recording released by warblingQUIRE Records on 25 April 2025 (WQ2501), in partnership with Ulysses Arts.
Denis Delair is known today as a theorist and the author of the Traité d’Acompagnement pour le Theorbe, et le Clavessin, first published in 1690. Despite mention of his instrumental compositions in the 1724 edition of his treatise, Delair’s compositions have - until now - fallen into obscurity.
In looking through the catalogue of the Düben Collection, a Swedish musical manuscript collection started in the 1640s, members of The Levée came across seven ‘Sonates à Violino seul’ by a ‘Mr De L’air’. When we began studying these sonatas, we were captivated by Delair’s unique style of composition: the rich harmonies, his rhetorical, vocal writing for instruments, the heavy chromaticism and surprising modulations.
These sonatas are an excellent counterpart to Delair’s theoretical writing: they are the perfect vehicle for the application of ideas from the treatise, and they feature examples of the harmonies that Delair mentions in his chapter on ‘Acompagnemens [sic] extraordinaires’.
The Levée:
Marguerite Wassermann, baroque violin
Martin Jantzen, viola da gamba
Niels Pfeffer, theorbo
Josef Laming, harpsichord
Guest:
Elise Dupont, baroque violin
01. Sonata Prima: I. [Ouverture: Lentement] - [Gay] - Lentement
02. Sonata Prima: II. Presto
03. Sonata Prima: III. Saraband
04. Sonata Prima: IV. Gavotte: Tendrement
05. Sonata Prima: V. Rondeau
06. Sonata Prima: VI. Piano
07. Sonata Prima: VII. [Presto]
08. Sonata Seconda: I. [Ouverture: Gravement] - [Viste]
09. Sonata Seconda: II. [Grave] - [Viste]
10. Sonata Seconda: III. [Viste]
11. Sonata Seconda: IV. Rondeau
12. Sonata Seconda: V. [Presto]
13. Sonata Tertia: I. [Prélude: Gracieusement]
14. Sonata Tertia: II. [Fugue: Gay]
15. Sonata Tertia: III. Air
16. Sonata Tertia: IV. Gavotte
17. Sonata Tertia: V. Saraband
18. Sonata Tertia: VI. [Viste]
19. Sonata Quarta: I. [Prélude: Lentement]
20. Sonata Quarta: II. Fugue: Gay
21. Sonata Quarta: III. Lentement
22. Sonata Quarta: IV. Saraband
23. Sonata Quarta: V. Rondeau
24. Sonata Quarta: VI. [Passacaille]
25. Sonata Quarta: VII. Piano
26. Sonata Quarta: VIII. [Gay] - [Grave]
27. Sonata Quarta: IX. [Viste]
28. Sonata Quinta: I. [Prélude: Lentement]
29. Sonata Quinta: II. Fugue - Lentement
30. Sonata Quinta: III. Air
31. Sonata Quinta: IV. 2de Air
32. Sonata Quinta: V. 3tie Air
33. Sonata Quinta: VI. Viste
34. Sonata Sexta: I. [Prélude: Lentement]
35. Sonata Sexta: II. [Viste]
36. Sonata Sexta: III. [Gracieusement]
37. Sonata Sexta: IV. [Presto]
38. Sonata Septima à 2: I. [Prélude]
39. Sonata Septima à 2: II. [Fugue]
40. Sonata Septima à 2: III. Adagio
41. Sonata Septima à 2: IV. [Allegro]
Seven Sonatas for Violin and Continuo attributed to Denis Delair, performed by Marguerite Wassermann, violin, Josef Laming, harpsichord and The Levée: world première recording released by warblingQUIRE Records on 25 April 2025 (WQ2501), in partnership with Ulysses Arts.
Denis Delair is known today as a theorist and the author of the Traité d’Acompagnement pour le Theorbe, et le Clavessin, first published in 1690. Despite mention of his instrumental compositions in the 1724 edition of his treatise, Delair’s compositions have - until now - fallen into obscurity.
In looking through the catalogue of the Düben Collection, a Swedish musical manuscript collection started in the 1640s, members of The Levée came across seven ‘Sonates à Violino seul’ by a ‘Mr De L’air’. When we began studying these sonatas, we were captivated by Delair’s unique style of composition: the rich harmonies, his rhetorical, vocal writing for instruments, the heavy chromaticism and surprising modulations.
These sonatas are an excellent counterpart to Delair’s theoretical writing: they are the perfect vehicle for the application of ideas from the treatise, and they feature examples of the harmonies that Delair mentions in his chapter on ‘Acompagnemens [sic] extraordinaires’.
The Levée:
Marguerite Wassermann, baroque violin
Martin Jantzen, viola da gamba
Niels Pfeffer, theorbo
Josef Laming, harpsichord
Guest:
Elise Dupont, baroque violin
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