Marshall Miles Interviews Christine Gevert, “A Tribute to Wanda Landowska,” Trinity Church in Lakeville, Oct 6th at 6pm

October 03, 2018 • 00:10:25
Marshall Miles Interviews Christine Gevert, “A Tribute to Wanda Landowska,” Trinity Church in Lakeville, Oct 6th at 6pm
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Marshall Miles Interviews Christine Gevert, “A Tribute to Wanda Landowska,” Trinity Church in Lakeville, Oct 6th at 6pm

Oct 03 2018 | 00:10:25

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Show Notes

October 6 at 6 pm – Trinity Church, Lakeville, CT
“A Tribute to Wanda Landowska”—Music by Froberger and Louis and François Couperin

World-renowned Polish harpsichordist Wladyslaw Klosiewicz comes to Lakeville CT, former home of the visionary performer Wanda Landowska, to play works by Johann Jakob Froberger, Louis Couperin and Francois Couperin.
The harpsichord was one of the most popular Baroque keyboard instruments. Its plucked strings have a rich sound, whose clarity informs the complex contrapuntal texture of Baroque music. Almost every baroque composer wrote for the harpsichord! The 17th century keyboard virtuoso Johann Jakob Froberger was the first composer writing titled, descriptive pieces for the harpsichord. He influenced his contemporaries, among them the French composer Louis Couperin and his famous nephew, François Couperin. The harpsichord suffered a long period of neglect through all of the 19th century. It was brought back to the concert platform by Ms. Landowska (1879-1959). This concert honors her legacy.

This concert is funded in part by Narol Enterprise and the Adam Mickiewicz Institute.

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