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Couperin: Organ Works
Couperin’s music fills an important historical gap in organ music between 1626 and 1665.
The Organ of Église Notre-Dame de L’ Assomption, Champcueil, Essonne.
For this 400th anniversary of the birth of Louis Couperin, it has been a great privilege to record this selection of his music on an organ built in the style of a mid-seventeenth French instrument, and tuned in mean tone temperament. No mid-seventeenth century French organs in original condition and tuning are now extant, but this marvellous instrument built by Dominique Thomas in 2008 is the closest to the authentic sounds which Louis Couperin would have recognised.
David Ponsford is an organist, harpsichordist, musicologist and conductor, and an authority on keyboard music of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
Works:
•Couperin, L: Pieces in Tone 1 in D Minor
•Couperin, L: Pieces in Tone 4 in E Minor
•Couperin, L: Pieces in Tone 5 in C Major
•Couperin, L: Pieces in Tone 2 in G Minor
•Couperin, L: Pieces in Tone 1 in D Minor
•Couperin, L: Pieces in Tone 4 in E Minor
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