La Royalle: Music for Kings and Courtiers

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La Royalle: Music for Kings and CourtiersSUMMARY TRACK LISTING REVIEWS INFO Performed on four instruments matched to the periods in question, and captured in sumptuous recorded sound, Gordon Ferriess most recent solo recital spans two centuries of music with royal connections from the chansons and elegant counterpoint of sixteenth century Frances cultivated humanist courts and the exquisitely melancholy dance forms heard in the private chambers of Versailles, to the extraordinary place of

as Iain Burnside's booklet note makes clear

as a young man Handel also trained as a violinist

With the right audio setup

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his choral music is less well known

but appositely pugnacious

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The title taken from a disparaging description of Romanticism in a mid-19th-century Paris newspaper

The French Suites have a special place among Bach’s keyboard works

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