Kossenko; Les Ambassadeurs; La Grande Écurie -Fantaisies champêtres -Château de Versailles Spectacles CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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Concerto opus 17 No. 3 en do majeur pour musette, 2 violons et BC

01. "I. Allegro"

02. "II. Adagio"

03. "III. Allegro 2"
Concerto opus 17 No. 2 en do majeur pour fl?te ? bec, 2 violons et BC

04. "I. Allegro"

05. "II. Adagio"

06. "III. Allegro 2"
Divertissement Champ?tre en trio pour musette, fl?te traversi?re et violon

07. "I. Lentement"

08. "II. Gaiement"

09. "III. Musette"

10. "IV. L?g?rement"

11. "V. Tambourins I et II"
Concerto opus 17 No.4 en do majeur pour vielle ? roue, 2 violons et BC

12. "I. Allegro"

13. "II. Airs"

14. "III. Allegro 2"
Concerto opus 17 No. 5 en sol majeur pour fl?te traversi?re, 2 violons et BC

15. "I. Allegro"

16. "II. Adagio"

17. "III. Allegro 2"
Concerto opus 17 No. 6 en sol majeur pour musette, 2 violons et BC

18. "I. Allegro"

19. "II. Adagio"

20. "III. Allegro 2"
Concerto opus 17 No. 1 en do majeur pour petite fl?te traversi?re, 2 violons et BC

21. "I. Allegro"

22. "II. Adagio"

23. "III. Allegro 2"

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Works By Jacques-christophe Naudot

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Musettes, hurdy-gurdies, and flutes formed the dream countryside of Rococo-style salons, that of Watteauâ??s painting Concert ChampÃªtre (1727), when Naudotâ??s Fantaisies were enjoying their hour of glory. The fashion for â??pastoralismâ? was in full swing, and professional musicians as well as great amateurs vied with each other in â??pastoralâ? concertos where musettes and hurdy-gurdies featured heavily. These instruments were popular originally, garnering great skill to rise to the heights of virtuoso: enough to enchant Louis XVâ??s courtesans and those close to La Pompadour! Alexis Kossenko reveals these wonderfully outdated gems to us as a bold shepherd. - WORKS BY JACQUES-CHRISTOPHE NAUDOT

?Musettes, hurdy-gurdies, and flutes formed the dream countryside of Rococo-style salons, that of Watteau's painting Concert Champêtre (1727), when Naudot's Fantaisies were enjoying their hour of glory. The fashion for "pastoralism" was in full swing, and professional musicians as well as great amateurs vied with each other in "pastoral" concertos where musettes and hurdy-gurdies featured heavily. These instruments were popular originally, garnering great skill to rise to the heights of virtuoso: enough to enchant Louis XV's courtesans and those close to La Pompadour! Alexis Kossenko reveals these wonderfully outdated gems to us as a bold shepherd.

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CVS084

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