
Rebel & Boismortier: Les caractères d'Ulysse. Suites pour deux clavecins
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The second harpsichord, signed by François-Etienne I Blanchet in 1746, was actually built by Johann Conrad Pixius, a colleague from the Palatinate.
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One of the harpsichords was built in Antwerp in 1628 by Joannes Ruckers, and later modified in 1706 by Nicolas Blanchet to adapt it for French musical practices.
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The exterior decoration of the 1628 Ruckers harpsichord, painted on a gold background, is attributed to the ornamentalist Claude III Audran, known for blending Olympian gods, human-looking monkeys, and theatre figures.
Recording & Production
The recording was made possible with the support of Château de Versailles Spectacles, a private subsidiary of the Palace of Versailles, which produces the musical season of the Royal Opera.
Recording & Production
This album is the result of three years of work and ten years of collaboration between the performers, Loris Barrucand and Clément Geoffroy.
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The harpsichords used for this recording are historical instruments from the Château de Versailles, displayed in Madame Victoire's Apartments.
















