Couperin, Prelude #3

Prelude #3 by Francois Couperin. I would prefer an acoustic harpsichord; this is all I have to work with at this time.

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Music

Tags:

• Couperin
• prelude
• harpsichord
• French
• baroque

[lukaspin]

I can try if you let me some hour...

a lot of figurations in french music are not played how you write,but as pointed , but true difficult of that prelude is tempo cause is so speed,than there are a lot of things about ornaments, its change in every composer and contest.

Thanks a lot for interested...you can learn more on "the secrets of baroque music" of Jeoffroy-Duchame

[EmdrGreg]

I will be patient. It will be a pleasure getting a lesson from you!

[JosquenD]

Hai tecnica, peccato che non conosci il fraseggio barocco. Misurato non significa solfeggiato.

[lukaspin]

don't worry greg, let its time, as music needs...

[EmdrGreg]

No worries, lukaspin. Fine job. I have had a major system crash, so I can't fully enjoy your recordings yet; I have this laptop that I can use until I get back up and running.

[lukaspin]

dear greg,I have autocorrections about last prelude's informations for you,it's not a gigue but a "courant" ... and then, in the second bar I've played an Eb but was a natural E wrote...it's not a top! sorry a lot!bye..

[EmdrGreg]

lukaspin, yes, I did. Well done! I think that Couperin allows a lot of freedom in interpreting the preludes; I will check the book. Your inegal is very marked, and very elegant. Thank you.

[lukaspin]

have you heard the prèlude? don't exitate to comment...

[lukaspin]

I hope that can be most clear my answer...thank you for take information,enjoy couperin...

[EmdrGreg]

Thanks, lukaspin. I have read that material, but it is not something that can be learned from reading. I know what you mean about inegal, but I have not had any harpsichord training, and I don't believe I have ever heard a recording. Perhaps you could play it and upload it?