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Reviewer: David
W. Moore "Badinages" is this program's title. Besides the two suites, we have from his Suite 6 'La Biscayenne'; from Book 2 'Les Voix Humaines' and 'Chaconne et Rondeau'; from Suite d'un Gout Étranger we have 'Fête Champêtre', Caprice ou Sonate, Arabesque, and Le Badinage.
We still end up hearing less
than an hour of his fine music. Also, though Corriveau plays well, her style
is less satisfactory than some. Almost every note is played with a crescendo
and increasing vibrato. Neither of these styles really suit Marais. His
dates are 1656-1728, and that puts him quite a bit back from Bach. I like
him smoother and moving along with a bit less emphasis on each note so the
phrasing can follow through without stopping so much. She plays the notes in
tune, and her comrade is also excellent. My preference in this repertoire is
Jordi Savall. He does much more of it on his AliaVox album 9872 (July/ Aug
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