Les Goûts-Réunis

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Fri, 4. November 2022 | 12:30 UhrKKL Luzern, Konzertsaal

LUNCH CONCERT 1

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Program

  • Georg Philipp Telemann (1681 – 1767)

    • Sonata in C major TWV 41:C5

  • Dario Castello (1602 – 1631)

    • Sonata Seconda

  • Nicola Fiorenza (1700 – 1764)

    • Sonate a Flauto solo in A minor

  • Claude Debussy (1862 – 1918)

    • "Syrinx" for solo recorder

  • Jean-Philippe Rameau (1683 – 1764)

    • "Le Rappel des Oiseaux" for solo harpsichord

  • François Couperin (1668 – 1733)

    • Quatrième Concert Royale

  • Joseph-Bodin de Boismortier (1689 – 1755)

    • Sonata in E minor Op. 90 No. 3

  • Isang Yun (1917 – 1995)

    • "The Actor with the Monkey" from "Chinese Pictures" for solo recorder

  • Johann Sebastian Bach (1685 – 1750)

    • Andante from Concerto BWV 974 after Benedetto Marcello for solo harpsichord

    • Sonata in E minor BWV 1034

François Couperin gave the name “Concerts Royaux” to a collection of four concertos published in 1722 as an appendix to his “Troisième Livre de pièces de Clavecin”. “Je les avois faites pour les petits Concerts de chambre”, he wrote in the preface. Two years later, a further collection of concertos was printed under the title “Les Goûts-Réunis”. This title would also fit the programme of this lunch concert perfectly: a musical voyage of discovery through the colourful world of Baroque music and its various “goûts” and styles. Baroque culture flourished in France in a very different way than in Italy, with Germany always keen to follow suit. Johann Sebastian Bach, for example, arranged a number of Italian Baroque concertos for harpsichord, including those by Antonio Vivaldi and Benedetto Marcello. After all, it was desirable to be experienced and productive in all styles and tastes. In order that we don’t lose our footing on this Baroque voyage of discovery, Lucie Horsch and Justin Taylor keep us grounded with two works from the more familiar 20th century, Debussy’s immortal “Syrinx” and the “The Actor with the Monkey” by Isang Yun.

Lucie Horsch
Justin Taylor

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