Martyna Pastuszka - Portraits - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Artistic salons had begun thriving in Paris at the beginning of the eighteenth century. Their history started in the early seventeenth century with Madame de Rambouillet's Chambre bleue, which offered it's regulars a lively exchange of views on current events in politics, the arts and science, while also serving as a venue for conversations on Inchlove, friendship, a sense of duty, reputation, virtue and taste.Inch Music was an inseparable element of salon life. It was performed by both high-caliber artists and amateurs, and was the subject of heated debates, controversies and polemics. A gradual return of life to Paris, and the fresh breath of freedom that characterized the final years of the reign of Louis XIV and the ensuing period of regency in particular had created an environment, in which French composers opened themselves up to the music of various nations. The present features chamber works by Jean-Fery Rebel, Antoine Forqueray, Louis-Antoine Dornel, and Francois Couperin, performed by the {oh!} trio. Album Tracks 1. Sonates Pour Violon Seul Mêlées de Plusieurs Récits Pour la Viole, Sonate Sixiéme en Si Mineur 2. Piéces de Viole, Deuxième Suite en Sol Majeur, la Leclair 3. Sonates Pour Violon Seul Op. 2, Sonate Quatrième en RÉ Majeur InchLa ForcroyInch 4. Pièces de Viole, Première Suite en RÉ Mineur, la Couperin 5. Concerts Royaux, Troisième Concert Royal en la Majeur 6. Sonates Pour Violon Seul Op. 2, Sonate Deuxième en RÉ Majeur, InchLa CouprinInch 7. Sonates Pour Violon Seul Mêlées de Plusieurs Récits Pour la Viole, Sonate Quatrième en Mi Mineur InchLa ForcroyInch