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Fran¨ois Couperin
Composer
Couperin belonged to a family of several composers from the mid-17th to mid-19th centuries. He was organist in the chapel of Louis XIV at Versailles, and was the gratest French master of the harpsichord. He was, for the harpsichord, what Corelli was for the violin, and was an admirer of Corelli's music and was influenced by him.
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Ian King
Ian King returns to the studio once more to enthrall us with the golden sounds of his tuba. Featuring works by Falla, Corelli, Rimsky-Korsakov, Debussy, Ravel, Gershwin and much more!
Douglas Lawrence, organ
So just what does one play to demonstrate the resources of a large, beautifully voiced new organ? Douglas Lawrence has tried here to show something of the immensely wide tonal palette available on the Rieger organ at The Scots' Church in Melbourne, completed in 1999.
Hear a sample in streamed RealAudio or in high quality mp3 format. La Chambre du Roi
Intimate music from the court of Versailles and the salons of Paris performed by eminent Early Music ensemble, Elysium.
Flutes of two worlds
An intercourse between two traditions of flute music - European and Japanese.
Elizabeth Anderson, with Douglas Lawrence
Flamboyant Spanish harpsichord music performed by harpsichordist Elizabeth Anderson; with Douglas Lawrence, organ.
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