Cinquième Prélude – François Couperin

from l’art de toucher le clavecin and the rape of Europe painted by:
COYPEL, Noel-Nicolas French painter (b. 1690, Paris, d. 1734, Paris)

ernst stolz harpsichord by Jan Kalsbeek Blanchet

11 comentarios

Untempered Steel 04/05/2010 Responder

Nice piece, but it seems to me the mood of it is about regret. I wonder what was on the composers mind when he wrote it.
Ernst Stolz 04/05/2010 Responder

Well it is in A-Major, so I think it is not very sad it is just lyrical, but we always can use music for our own mood I think…..
treblechoir99 04/05/2010 Responder

Ahhh Couperin. Magnificent. Thank you for this nice moment.
Ernst Stolz 04/05/2010 Responder

It's my pleasure
sandyhackney 04/05/2010 Responder

Hooray for French music and hooray for Ernst! Thank you.
Ernst Stolz 05/05/2010 Responder

I am flattered
Ernst Stolz 05/05/2010 Responder

Thanks, that inspired me to add more French today…
Ernst Stolz 05/05/2010 Responder

Dank je wel!
Maria Giovanna Fiorentino 10/01/2012 Responder

Great rendition and great music Ernst ! bravo
Ernst Stolz 10/01/2012 Responder

thank you
Ernst Stolz 10/01/2012 Responder

thank you