LA SUITE FRANÇAISE CLASSIQUE D’APRÉS LE LIVRE D’ORGUE DU PÈRE PINGRÉ

Composer(s): Jacques Boyvin

Artist(s): Luc Ponet
Reference: KTC1621
Barcode: 8711801016214
Format: 1 CD
Release date: 2018-07-06
SKU: KTC1621 Categories: ,

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Luc Ponet organ B. Formentelli Leuven

The Livre d’Orgue of Père Pingré:
anonymous French works from the 18th century

Forty-two works by various composers
Manuscript n° 2372 in the Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève in Paris

The manuscript that lies at the heart of this recording was compiled by a certain Père Pingré (1711-1796). The volume as a whole contains not only the forty-two works by various composers mentioned above but also works for organ by François d’Agincourt. The forty-two works by various and generally unknown composers are here recorded complete.

The Formentelli organ in the former Lemmens Institute in Leuven, now the Leuven University - College of Arts, Lemmens campus.
Jozef Joris, the former director of the Lemmens Institute, had already convinced those around him of the need for an inspiring and style-oriented diversity of organs at the Institute towards the end of the 1970s, well before the launch of grandiose and prestigious European projects for the re-evaluation of historical organs. Originally the only organ available there for the training of organists was the Crutchley/Klais concert organ in the chapel of the Institute. Then there came a new Middle-German baroque organ built by Marcussen in 1978, followed by a more Flemish-Brabant Loncke organ, an authentic pneumatic organ by Pierre Schyven from a seminary in Mechelen, and finally an Italian Ragone organ from 1843.

Luc Ponet was born in Hasselt and studied at the Lemmens Institute (Leuven University College of Arts) in Leuven and at the Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst in Vienna. He was professor of organ at the Lemmens Institute from 1982 to 2000. He was appointed an inspector for musical training for the Flemish community of Belgium in 2000, since when he has been a guest lecturer at the Lemmens Institute.

1. Suite du 3e Ton: Prélude
Composer: Jacques Boyvin
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

2. Suite du 3e Ton: Autre prélude
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

3. Suite du 3e Ton: Prélude à 2 choeurs
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

4. Suite du 3e Ton: Fugue grave
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

5. Suite du 3e Ton: Fugue grave cromatique
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

6. Suite du 3e Ton: Duo I
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

7. Suite du 3e Ton: Récit de trompette
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

8. Suite du 3e Ton: Cornet I
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

9. Suite du 3e Ton: Basse de cromorne
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

10. Suite du 3e Ton: Cornet II
Composer: Jacques Boyvin
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

11. Suite du 3e Ton: Basse de trompette
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

12. Suite du 3e Ton: Dialogue
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

13. Suite du 3e Ton: Tierce en taille
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

14. Suite du 3e Ton: Duo II
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

15. Suite du 3e Ton: Cromorne en taille – Deo Gratias
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

16. Suite du 7e Ton: Prélude
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

17. Suite du 7e Ton: Duo I
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

18. Suite du 7e Ton: Fugue
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

19. Suite du 7e Ton: Récit de trompette I
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

20. Suite du 7e Ton: Concert de flûtes
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

21. Suite du 7e Ton: Basse de trompette
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

22. Suite du 7e Ton: Duo II
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

23. Suite du 7e Ton: Récit de trompette II
Composer: Jacques Boyvin
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

24. Suite du 7e Ton: Dialogue a 2 choeurs
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

25. Suite du 4e Ton: Prélude I
Composer: Jacques Boyvin
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

26. Suite du 4e Ton: Prélude II
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

27. Suite du 4e Ton: Fugue grave
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

28. Suite du 4e Ton: Cornet
Composer: Jacques Boyvin
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

29. Suite du 4e Ton: Récit de trompette
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

30. Suite du 4e Ton: Trio I
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

31. Suite du 4e Ton: Basse de trompette
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

32. Suite du 4e Ton: Dialogue de voix humaine
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

33. Suite du 4e Ton: Duo I
Composer: Jacques Boyvin
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

34. Suite du 4e Ton: Duo II
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

35. Suite du 4e Ton: Cromorne en taille
Composer: Jacques Boyvin
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

36. Suite du 4e Ton: Récit de tierce
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

37. Suite du 4e Ton: Trio II
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

38. Suite du 4e Ton: Cornet de récit
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

39. Suite du 4e Ton: Concert de flûtes
Composer: Jacques Boyvin
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

40. Suite du 4e Ton: Dialogue I
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

41. Suite du 4e Ton: Dialogue II
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

42. Suite du 4e Ton: Récit de trompette – Fin
Composer: Anonymous
Artist(s): Luc Ponet

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Luc Ponet organ B. Formentelli Leuven

The Livre d’Orgue of Père Pingré:
anonymous French works from the 18th century

Forty-two works by various composers
Manuscript n° 2372 in the Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève in Paris

The manuscript that lies at the heart of this recording was compiled by a certain Père Pingré (1711-1796). The volume as a whole contains not only the forty-two works by various composers mentioned above but also works for organ by François d’Agincourt. The forty-two works by various and generally unknown composers are here recorded complete.

The Formentelli organ in the former Lemmens Institute in Leuven, now the Leuven University - College of Arts, Lemmens campus.
Jozef Joris, the former director of the Lemmens Institute, had already convinced those around him of the need for an inspiring and style-oriented diversity of organs at the Institute towards the end of the 1970s, well before the launch of grandiose and prestigious European projects for the re-evaluation of historical organs. Originally the only organ available there for the training of organists was the Crutchley/Klais concert organ in the chapel of the Institute. Then there came a new Middle-German baroque organ built by Marcussen in 1978, followed by a more Flemish-Brabant Loncke organ, an authentic pneumatic organ by Pierre Schyven from a seminary in Mechelen, and finally an Italian Ragone organ from 1843.

Luc Ponet was born in Hasselt and studied at the Lemmens Institute (Leuven University College of Arts) in Leuven and at the Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst in Vienna. He was professor of organ at the Lemmens Institute from 1982 to 2000. He was appointed an inspector for musical training for the Flemish community of Belgium in 2000, since when he has been a guest lecturer at the Lemmens Institute.