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Let’s learn this gorgeous étude by François Couperin, the great French baroque composer, from his book “L’Art de toucher le clavecin” (1716). Couperin wrote this piece as an exercise to improve fluency and expressiveness on the harpsichord, and it can definitely serve the same purpose on the hammered dulcimer. In this workshop, we’ll learn this intricate melody in D-minor and see how to smoothly perform these tasteful accidentals and ornaments. 15/14 with G#5 & Bb5 required.
Let’s learn this gorgeous étude by François Couperin, the great French baroque composer, from his book “L’Art de toucher le clavecin” (1716). Couperin wrote this piece as an exercise to improve fluency and expressiveness on the harpsichord, and it can definitely serve the same purpose on the hammered dulcimer. In this workshop, we’ll learn this intricate melody in D-minor and see how to smoothly perform these tasteful accidentals and ornaments. 15/14 with G#5 & Bb5 required.