Anders Muskens

Le Trésor des Clavicinistes VI

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About this concert

Making three centuries of keyboard music in 23 books accessible again to new generations of performers and listeners: such was Louise and Aristide Farrenc's ambitious project. Published between 1861 and 1872, their series Le Trésor des Pianistes functioned as a conduit of key Baroque repertoire. Canadian harpsichordist Anders Muskens honours them with works by Mattheson, Handel and Rameau.

Programme

  • Johann Mattheson

    Suite nr. 11 in f minor
    Ouverture - Allemande - Courante - Sarabande - Gigue - Menuet I & II
    (from: Le trésor des pianistes, Vol. 14, Paris 1868)

    1681-1764
  • Georg Friederich Händel

    Suite in F major, HWV 427
    Adagio - Allegro - Adagio II - Allegro (Fuga)
    (from: Le trésor des pianistes, Vol. 4, Paris 1863)

    1685-1759
  • Jean-Philippe Rameau

    Suite in E minor
    Allemande
    Courante
    Gigue en rondeau I
    Gigue en rondeau II
    Le Rappel des Oiseaux
    Rigaudon I - Rigaudon II et Double
    Musette en rondeau. Tendrement
    Tambourin
    La Villageoise. Rondeau
    (from: Le trésor des pianistes, Vol. 1, Paris 1861)

    Harpsichord: Bernd Fischer (1984), French double-manual after Claude Labrèche

    1683-1764

Musicians

  • Anders Muskens harpsichord

About the performer

Anders Muskens is a Canadian early music specialist in keyboard instruments. He started playing the piano at the age of four and obtained his first diploma at the Toronto Conservatory of Music. For his master's degree, he studied with Bart van Oort and Petra Somlai at the Royal Conservatoire The Hague. He wrote his master's thesis on the application of late-eighteenth-century rhetorical acting to the performance of music under the supervision of Dr Anna Scott and Dr Jed Wentz. He is now continuing this study with Professor Matthew Gardner and expects to receive his PhD in 2024.

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