BACH // 'Orchestral Suite No. 2 in B Minor: Polonaise' by Les Muffatti

Video by Jozef Devillé
Album release date → March 2024
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Three instruments, three emblematic works, and three excellent soloists! With Sophie Gent on violin, Frank Theuns on traverso and Bertrand Cuiller on harpsichord, Les Muffatti offer a fresh interpretation of Bach's Triple Concerto, the Fifth Brandenburg Concerto and the Orchestral Suite in B minor. They provide a variety of orchestral textures, appropriate to the more soloistic style in the Brandenburg Concerto, and the alternating ripieno-tutti settings in the Triple Concerto and the Suite.
While the Fifth Brandenburg Concerto was composed during Bach's time in Köthen and can be regarded as the first piano concerto ever written, the other two works date from his later years in Leipzig. In these works, Bach exploits the full range of compositional possibilities he had acquired during his lifetime; the highly individual combination of contrapuntal artistry and heightened expressiveness already points to the works composed in the last years of his life.
Les Muffatti have been one of the leading artists on the Ramée label from its beginnings; this, their tenth album for Ramée, also marks the label’s 20th anniversary.
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Music as it was made to be played!❤

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Warms my heart.

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Beautiful! All musicians play by heart😄

[@Mikejkcjla]

Superbe vidéo et magnifique prise de son.

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Awesome ❤

[@jeffechoe]

the Staging was absolutely amazing the way it was presented goes perfectly with the orchastrated music to perfection!

[@LesMuffatti]

Frank Theuns, traverso Sophie Gent, violin Bertrand Cuiller, harpsichord Les Muffatti violins I: Sophie Gent, Madoka Nakamaru, Rafael Núñez Velásquez, Shiho Ono violins II: Jorlen Vega, Laurent Hulsbosch, Louise Moreau violas: Wendy Ruymen, Julie Vermeulen cellos: Diana Vinagre, Corentin Dellicour double bass: Benoît Vanden Bemden theorbo: Bernard Zonderman harpsichord: Bertrand Cuiller

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Bach #1

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Bravo, Frank Theuns!

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An absolutely brilliant and elating interpretation.

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Beautiful! So enjoyable.

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Exceptional ❤

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Brillante interpretación de otra genialidad del dios de la música, Bach

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Splendid indeed and I’ve heard many… ❤️

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A piece of heaven! ❤

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Wonderful ❤

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Goosebumps ❤🎵🎶🎼😇👏

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🥰

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Quién es el flautista? Qué bello sonido y expresión

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Frank Theuns

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ne vois pas Marie H ?

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Elle n'a pas pu nous rejoindre pour l'enregistrement mais elle est bien présente avec nous sur scène pour partager ce magnifique programme!

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