Marais: Pièces favorites L'Achéron and François Joubert-Caillet

• Marin Marais (1656-1728): Livre V
• 1 Prélude en harpégement 02:47
• Livre IV
• 2 L’arabesque 02:47
• 3 La rêveuse 05:54
• Livre III
• 4 Prélude en La Mineur 03:51
• 5 Grand ballet 04:25
• Livre I
• 6 Courante à deux violes en Sol Majeur 02:00
• Livre III
• 7 La guitare 05:28
• Livre I
• 8 Sarabande à deux violes en ré mineur 04:21
• Livre II
• 9 La Polonoise 03:01
• 10 Gigue la badine 02:05
• Livre IV
• 11 Feste champêtre 04:29
• Livre II
• 12 Tombeau pour Mr de Ste Colombe 08:57
• 13 Les voix humaines 04:50
• Manuscrit d’Edimbourg
• 14 Folies d’Espagne 07:32
• Livre IV
• 15 Allemande en La Mineur 04:12
• Livre V
• 16 Chaconne en Sol Majeur 02:58
• Livre IV
• 17 Tourbillon 01:41
• 18 Le badinage 05:11
• Total Runtime 01:16:29

Info for Marais: Pièces favorites

As a prelude to the vast enterprise represented by the release of Marin Marais’ complete five Books of Pièces de Viole, François Joubert-Caillet proposes this anthology of some of the most famous pieces that the illustrious gambist of La Chambre du Roi wrote for the delight of the Sun King’s private concerts. François Joubert- Caillet studied the viola da gamba at the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis with Paolo Pandolfo, with whom he also studied early improvisation, and also with Rudolf Lutz. Winner of the First and Audience Prizes at the Bruges International Chamber Music Competition, he gives concerts, recitals and master classes in Europe, Asia and Latin America. François Joubert-Caillet also directs L’Achéron, an ensemble with which he appears in various formations, in particular the consort of viols. L’Achéron’s albums, devoted to Anthony Holborne’s The Fruit of Love and Samuel Scheidt’s Ludi Musici, were released by Ricercar for which François Joubert-Caillet also recorded an album in duo with Wieland Kuijken: Johannes Schenck’s Le Nymphe di Rheno.

François Joubert-Caillet, bass viol
Andreas Linos, bass viol
Sarah van Oudenhove, bass viol (on tracks 6, 10, 17)
Miguel Henry, theorbo
Vincent Flückiger, guitar & archlute
Philippe Grisvard, harpsichord

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