Tirza Piepers plays Premiere Suitte by Charles Dieupart.
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I like this better than the Colpron recording of this as it neither so shrill or manically dysfunctional mentally.The tone and ornamentation is quite charming but the structure is handled overbearingly and too unsubtly and so gains an elephantine clumsiness about it.These two play very well with each other.
ClassicalMusicReview 2 years ago 2