François Couperin - Concert royal no. 3 (1714)

[@bloba6969]

I love how this channel is either really contemporary stuff or really old stuff

[@cadenzalien4554]

That's what I love about this channel, the great variety. I liked Couperin before these recent uploads but Cmaj7 made me love him. Plus the quality! These videos are so well made, it’s awesome.

[@Cmaj7]

@@cadenzalien4554 I do try to not have pieces in the same style after each other, and I've kind of established a rule for myself not to repeat a composer for at least a month (as hard as that often is). It keeps things more interesting for me and seemingly viewers as well :)

[@danal81]

This is hardly “really old stuff” in all music lol.

[@cywiringwlad]

#ALTclassical 😉

[@fabriziomassicci660]

The gavotte is absolutely overwhelming

[@cilabanfi3335]

Le Grand....😍❤️

[@ironmaz1]

Incredible! Had never heard Couperin’s ensemble pieces before 😊💪

[@danal81]

Beautiful composition and performance.

[@TheNarcotricks]

La chaconne de ce concert par certains aspects rappelle la superlative, inégalable chaconne finale des Indes Galantes du grand Rameau.

[@kgjhskgskgskgskdgfsk]

Thank you so much! I’ve listened to the last movement so many times, one of my favorite pieces of music!

[@Cmaj7]

(something gentle and calm after De Staat...) I recently heard this piece performed by Jordi Savall and the Concert des Nations (in person). It's really a wonderful experience. You can also see S.P.'s video with the Savall recording at kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJ7HnXymj6eop9U. Of course this Les Timbres recording has the major advantage of a recorder :)

[@SPscorevideos]

Well, your video also has the major advantage of the beauty of old French engraving (for who can read it). :D

[@diegeigergarnele7975]

Extremely good! Practicing this at the moment this recording is pretty good, I just feel like sometimes is too much harpsicord especially with the violin it's sometimes difficult to hear it The Sarabande is a masterpiece

[@diegeigergarnele7975]

The way they did the musette is extremely creative with the pizzicato in piano first time around, and it opening up only in the reprise after the minor