Special offer. 'Conversation' - Gaspard Le Roux: Suites For 2 Harpsichords
Justin Taylor, William Christie
The harpsichords – one French, one Flemish – combine beautifully, their sound melding as if into a single rich and supple super-harpsichord…Altogether, a hugely enjoyable celebration of French...
Special offer. 'Conversation' - Gaspard Le Roux: Suites For 2 Harpsichords
Justin Taylor, William Christie
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The harpsichords – one French, one Flemish – combine beautifully, their sound melding as if into a single rich and supple super-harpsichord…Altogether, a hugely enjoyable celebration of French...
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In December the trailblazing American-French conductor and harpsichordist William Christie celebrates his 80th birthday. Leading up to this major milestone will be a series of new releases and reissues celebrating Christie’s life and work. “Conversations” highlights Christie’s work as a mentor to the younger generation, with star player Justin Taylor playing duets of music by the unique compositional voice of Gaspard Le Roux.
Contents and tracklist
- William Christie, Justin Taylor
- William Christie, Justin Taylor
- William Christie, Justin Taylor
Lully:
Armide, LWV 71, Act V Scene 1: Passacaille (Arr. for 2 Harpsichords by William Christie & Justin Taylor, after Jean-Henri d'Anglebert)
Work length4:24
- William Christie, Justin Taylor
Couperin, F:
Pièces de clavecin, Book 2, Ordre VII in G Major & G Minor: I. La Ménetou (Arr. for 2 Harpsichords by William Christie & Justin Taylor)
Work length3:43
- William Christie, Justin Taylor
- William Christie, Justin Taylor
- William Christie, Justin Taylor
Marais, M:
Pièces de viole, Book 2, Suite No. 3 in D Major: XXII. Les Voix humaines (Arr. for 2 Harpsichords by William Christie & Justin Taylor)
Work length3:12
- William Christie, Justin Taylor
- William Christie, Justin Taylor
- William Christie, Justin Taylor
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Awards and reviews
October 2024
The harpsichords – one French, one Flemish – combine beautifully, their sound melding as if into a single rich and supple super-harpsichord…Altogether, a hugely enjoyable celebration of French harpsichord plushness.
