Louis-Gabriel Guillemain: Quartet in D minor for Flute, Violin, Gamba & B.c Op.12 No.3 (1743)

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Anna Besson, flute
Louis Creac'h, violin
Robin Pharo, viola da gamba
Jean Rondeau, harpsichord
00:00 I. Allegro moderato
03:43 II. Larghetto
08:45 III. Aria (Gratioso)
11:40 IV. Allegro
Artwork: Portrait of a Lady, formerly identified as Madame de Pompadour by John Henry Ellsworth Whitney after Jean Marc Nattier. Undated

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Merci pour cette élégante composition

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Louis-Gabriel GUILLEMAIN 1705 - 1770 ... was brought up by the Count de Rochechouar ... sent to Italy to complete his training as violinist ... At the age of 24, Guillemain was working in Lyons and was appointed first violinist of the Acadèmie de Musique. His opus 1, Premier livre de sonates for violin and basso continuo, was published in Dijon in 1734. Guillemain eventually moved back to Paris, where, in 1737, he became a musicien ordinaire to the King. He was among the highest-paid musicians at the court, ... He was apparently a heavy drinker, ... was also continually in debt because of his affinity for making expensive purchases.. Some contemporary accounts describe his death as a bloody suicide, with the composer stabbing himself with a knife fourteen times ....

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[@dieterpeszat]

Thank you for the renewed presentation of the quartet Op.12 No.3 (1743), this time with other interpreters. Hear the fine variant by E.V: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6TcYoeImtCliZo