Jean Philippe Rameau, Marin Marais, Louis Nicolas Clérambault, Ann Monoyios, Concert Royal ~ James Richman - Music In 18th-Century France / Cantatas & Instrumental Pieces Album

Tracklist

1	–	La Marais	2:24
2	–	Fantaisie	1:27
3	–	La Forqueray	4:25
4	–Jean Philippe Rameau	Pièces De Clavecin En Concert No. 5 In D Minor (For Harpsichord With Flute & Viola Da Gamba) Composed By – Jean Philippe Rameau	(12:52)
5	–	Allemande	3:29
6	–Marin Marais	Suite No. 2 In D (For Viola Da Gamba & Continuo) Composed By – Marin Marais	(11:31)
7	–Louis Nicolas Clérambault	La Musette (Cantata For Voice, Musette & Continuo) Composed By – Louis Nicolas Clérambault	11:34
8	–Jean Philippe Rameau	L'Impatience (Cantata For Voice, Viola Da Gamba & Harpsichord) Composed By – Jean Philippe Rameau	12:41
9	–	La Cupis	5:56
10	–	Chaconne	6:27

Credits

• Coordinator – Teresa Sterne
• Design, Art Direction – Karen Bernath
• Directed By – James Richman
• Engineer – Frank Dickinson
• Ensemble – Concert Royal
• Illustration [Cover Illustration] – Nicolas Lancret
• Mastered By – Robert C. Ludwig
• Photography By – Gerhard Reinhold
• Recording Supervisor [Musical Supervision], Edited By [Tape Editing] – Judith Sherman
• Sleeve Notes – James Richman
• Soprano Vocals – Ann Monoyios

Notes

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