François Couperin

Les Nations

Jean-Luc Ho

Paris 1200

École de Notre-Dame

Huelgas Ensemble & Paul Van Nevel

Marc-Antoine Charpentier

Motets

La Nébuleuse | Gabriel Rignol

Gilles Joye

Missa O Rosa bella & Chansons

ClubMediéval | Thomas Baeté

Jean Joseph Mouret

Musicien de Grâces

Ensemble la Française

Una Notte Onirica

Musica Notturna Nel Seicento

Ensemble Agamemnon

Henry Purcell & Friends

Harpsichord Recital

Jean-Luc Ho

Jacques Duponchel

Vêpres pour saint François d’Assise, Rome 1665

Harmonia Sacra

Louis-Gabriel Guillemain

Second Livre de Sonates en Quatuor

Ensemble la Française

Johann Sebastian Bach

English Suites BWV 806-811

Paolo Zanzu

NEW RELEASE



In 1726, François Couperin, then at the peak of his career, published Les Nations, a collection in which he brought together the verve of the Italian sonata, inspired by Corelli, with the elegance of the French suite.

True to his vision of united tastes, Couperin was convinced that the French and Italian aesthetics should strive together towards the perfecting of music.

Jean-Luc Ho and his colleagues offer us a version with a wealth of varied instrumental colours, observing the freedom of performance that Couperin himself described in the foreword to his Apothéose de Monsieur Lully.


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