Emmanuelle Guigues virtuoso technique enables her to give us both his [Couperin] nobility and his playfulness … Bruno Procopio strikes a judicious balance between the ‘pops’ and the equally-good-but-less-well-known and plays his “restored from a ruin” instrument in a way that savours and displays its strengths, especially the sonorous bass register.

...the 2nd Suite de Viole...has a stately solemnity until the final movement "La Chemise Blanche" profits from the sprightly harpsichord. The solo harpsichord Pièces de Clavecin likewise proceeds in orderly fashion through movements of 1st, 2nd and 5th order, culminating in the satisfying 6th order rondo "Les Baricades Mysterieuses".