La Monflambert by Francois Couperin, performed by Margaret Fabrizio, harpsichord

[VelikyUstyug1]

You shouldn't second guess your intuition because of another's taste. Further: anything by Fragonard would be splendid as he represents the very apotheosis of a century's worth of ideas first midwifed into this realm by the mysterious Watteau-F.Couperin collaboration. Last: you should never regret associating anything musical with another sense, as the worst thing that could happen to music is that it succumb to the 20th century objectivist academic notion of being 'absolute' unto itself.

[atree3]

@VelikyUstyug1 Thanks. I have given this a great deal of thought. Your input is much appreciated.

[paradoxicus]

Esta musica justifica en si misma a la propia musica,mas alla del positivismo formal.

Existe en ella misma.

[armgarci]

This is amazing. Really lovely. God Bless Couperin ...

[1Sunrose]

I like the video of the sheer curtain in the wind. I am sure everyone can't be pleased. So do what makes YOU happy...I know you will. :)

[atree3]

It is a painting by Fragonard, a contemporary of Couperin, and I thought it had some of the same atmosphere. Perhaps any visual at all is a mistake . . .

[1Sunrose]

Just want to know why you picked this art to go with this music?? Loved the music the art, not so much.