Ensemble Tic-Toc-Choc - Michel de La Barre: Suites et sonates (2020) [Hi-Res]
Artist: Ensemble Tic-Toc-Choc
Title: Michel de La Barre: Suites et sonates
Year Of Release: 2020
Label: Incises
Genre: Classical
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Total Time: 01:43:33
Total Size: 607 mb / 1.89 gb
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TracklistTitle: Michel de La Barre: Suites et sonates
Year Of Release: 2020
Label: Incises
Genre: Classical
Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 88.2kHz +Booklet
Total Time: 01:43:33
Total Size: 607 mb / 1.89 gb
WebSite: Album Preview
01. Suite No. 9 en Sol Majeur, Sonate L'inconnue I. Prelude
02. Suite No. 9 en Sol Majeur, Sonate L'inconnue II. Vivement
03. Suite No. 9 en Sol Majeur, Sonate L'inconnue III. Lentement
04. Suite No. 9 en Sol Majeur, Sonate L'inconnue IV. Chaconne
05. Sonate No. 3 en Mi Mineur I. Prelude
06. Sonate No. 3 en Mi Mineur II. Fugue, vivement
07. Sonate No. 3 en Mi Mineur III. Rondeau, tendrement
08. Sonate No. 3 en Mi Mineur IV. Fugue
09. Suite No. 2 en Do Mineur I. Prelude
10. Suite No. 2 en Do Mineur II. Allemande
11. Suite No. 2 en Do Mineur III. Sarabande
12. Suite No. 2 en Do Mineur IV. Rondeau gravement
13. Suite No. 2 en Do Mineur V. Premier Rondeau, gravement
14. Suite No. 2 en Do Mineur VI. Deuxieme Rondeau, gravement
15. Suite No. 2 en Do Mineur VII. Gigue, legerement
16. Suite No. 3 en Si Mineur I. Prelude, gravement
17. Suite No. 3 en Si Mineur II. Gavotte en rondeau
18. Suite No. 3 en Si Mineur III. Rondeau
19. Suite No. 3 en Si Mineur IV. Plainte
20. Suite No. 3 en Si Mineur V. Sarabande
21. Suite No. 3 en Si Mineur VI. Passacaille
22. Suite No. 1 en Do Mineur I. Prelude, grave
23. Suite No. 1 en Do Mineur II. Sarabande
24. Suite No. 1 en Do Mineur III. Rigaudon 1 et 2
25. Suite No. 1 en Do Mineur IV. Gigue
26. Suite No. 1 en Do Mineur V. Plainte
27. Suite No. 1 en Do Mineur VI. Rondeau
28. Suite No. 1 en Do Mineur VII. Passacaille
29. Suite No. 2 en Sol Majeur I. Prelude
30. Suite No. 2 en Sol Majeur II. Allemande, la signora
31. Suite No. 2 en Sol Majeur III. Gigue, la cadette
32. Suite No. 2 en Sol Majeur IV. Sarabande, l'ainee
33. Suite No. 2 en Sol Majeur V. Allemande, le landais
34. Suite No. 2 en Sol Majeur VI. Rondeau, le ninon
35. Suite No. 2 en Sol Majeur VII. Gavotte, la Therese
36. Suite No. 2 en Sol Majeur VIII. Rondeau, l'etourdi
37. Suite No. 2 en Sol Majeur IX. Gigue, l'ecossaise
38. Sonate No. 1 en Sol Mineur I. Prelude
39. Sonate No. 1 en Sol Mineur II. Sarabande
40. Sonate No. 1 en Sol Mineur III. Petit rien 1, Petit rien 2
41. Sonate No. 1 en Sol Mineur IV. Rigaudon 1 et 2
42. Sonate No. 1 en Sol Mineur V. Petit rien 3, Petit rien 4
43. Sonate No. 1 en Sol Mineur VI. Gavotte
44. Sonate No. 1 en Sol Mineur VII. Menuet
45. Sonate No. 1 en Sol Mineur VIII. Petit rien 5
46. Suite No. 5 en Re Mineur I. Prelude
47. Suite No. 5 en Re Mineur II. Allemande, la Mariane
48. Suite No. 5 en Re Mineur III. Rondeau, l'afflige
49. Suite No. 5 en Re Mineur IV. Allemande, La Villequiere
50. Suite No. 5 en Re Mineur V. Gavotte, la bagatelle
51. Suite No. 5 en Re Mineur VI. Rondeau, le provencal
In this way, La Barre, your enchanting flute inspires tender feeling, Your triumphant sounds ignite the passions; They even make Love more tender, And, wanting only to hear you, Love allows you to wound hearts. An extract from an Ode by the poet Antoine Houdar de La Motte (1672-1731) these lines sing the praises of one of the first and most famous French flautists. This moving tribute is also evidence of the friendly relations that existed between the poet and the musician who set two of his libretti to music, first in 1700 (Le Triomphe des arts) and then in 1705(La Vénitienne). Michel de La Barre wrote numerous serious and drinking songs, published mostly in the main anthologies of the period between 1694 and 1732, but he is above all the originator of a specific and idiomatic repertoire for his instrument. He is the composer of three collections of the first pieces for transverse flute and basso continuo (1702, 1710 and 1722), of seventeen suites for two flutes without bass, a genre of which he was also the originator, and lastly three important books of pieces for trio (for violins, flutes and oboes), published in 1694, 1700 and 1707 which are also amongst the first of the genre. Thanks to his art and the compositions closely linked to his instrument, Michel de La Barre is considered the founder of the French school of flute.