Marco Borghetto: D'Agincour: Pieces de Clavecin - COMPACT DISCS
Title: D'Agincour: Pieces de Clavecin
Artist: Marco Borghetto
Label: Brilliant Classics
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5063758976329
Genre: Classical Artists
Release Date: 2026-01-16
Number of Discs: 2
During the reign of Le Roi Soleil Louis XIV, music played the fundamental role of defining and consolidating the centrality of power, both in the sphere of sacred music with the grand motets and in the sphere of opera with the comedies-ballets, tragedies-lyricas and operas-ballets by Lully, Charpentier, Delalande and Campra: music had to represent the grandeur and divine nature of the sovereign, the power and splendor of the French crown.This is the cultural and musical context of Francois D'Agincour. Born in Rouen in 1684, he studied in his home town until the age of 17 with Notre-Dame organist Jacques Boyvin. He continued his training probably with Lebegue in Paris, where he was employed as organist at Sainte Madeleine-en-la-Cite for five years. Appreciated and very prominent, in 1714 he became one of the four organists of the Chapelle royal at Versailles, replacing Louis Marchand. He then also took up the post at Saint Jean in Rouen in 1726 and spent the last thirty years of his life between Versailles and Rouen. The only printed collection published by him in 1733 contains 4 ordres for harpsichord, inspired by the descriptive nature of the titles and compositional style by those of Francois Couperin. Next to the dance forms of the suite emerge the pieces de caractere, most of which are rondeaux. The descriptive titles refer to single portraits (e.g., L'Empressee, La Pressante Angelique), double portraits, natural scenes, genre scenes, and places.Played on two different harpsichords, copies of a Hemsch and Dulcken instrument, by Marco Borghetto, who won First Prize at the Wanda Landowska Harpsichord Competition 2023.
Tracks:
1.1 Premier Ordre in D minor-Allemande la Sincopée
1.2 Premier Ordre in D minor-Allemande la Couronne
1.3 Premier Ordre in D minor-Courante
1.4 Premier Ordre in D minor-Sarabande la Magnifique
1.5 Premier Ordre in D minor-Le Pattelin, Rondeau
1.6 Premier Ordre in D minor-Gigue la Bléville
1.7 Premier Ordre in D minor-La Sensible, Rondeau
1.8 Premier Ordre in D minor-Les Dances Provençales
1.9 Premier Ordre in D minor-La Caressante
1.10 Premier Ordre in D minor-La Sautillante
1.11 Premier Ordre in D minor-Menuet
1.12 Premier Ordre in D minor-Double Du Menuet Précédant
1.13 Premier Ordre in D minor-Autre (Menuet)
1.14 Second Ordre in F-La Pigou
1.15 Second Ordre in F-Le Colin Mailliard
1.16 Second Ordre in F-La Pressante Angélique, Rondeau
1.17 Second Ordre in F-Le Précieux, Rondeau
1.18 Second Ordre in F-Les Deux Cousines
1.19 Second Ordre in F-Menuet
1.20 Second Ordre in F-Chaconne la Sonning
2.1 Troisième Ordre in D-L'ingénieuse
2.2 Troisième Ordre in D-La Villerey Ou Les Deux Sœurs
2.3 Troisième Ordre in D-L'agréable
2.4 Troisième Ordre in D-La Fauvette
2.5 Troisième Ordre in D-La Misterieuse
2.6 Troisième Ordre in D-Le Val Joyeux
2.7 Troisième Ordre in D-Le Moulin À Vent
2.8 Troisième Ordre in D-La Minerve
2.9 Troisième Ordre in D-L'etourdie
2.10 Troisième Ordre in D-Le Presque Rien
2.11 Troisième Ordre in D-La Courtisane
2.12 Quatrième Ordre in E-Allemande la Couperin
2.13 Quatrième Ordre in E-Les Violettes Fleuries
2.14 Quatrième Ordre in E-La Tendre Lisette, Gavotte
2.15 Quatrième Ordre in E-L'empressée
2.16 Quatrième Ordre in E-La Janneton
2.17 Quatrième Ordre in E-La Princesse de Conty
2.18 Quatrième Ordre in E-L'harmonieuse
2.19 Quatrième Ordre in E-Les Tourterelles
2.20 Quatrième Ordre in E-La Badine
2.21 Quatrième Ordre in E-La D'houdemare
2.22 Quatrième Ordre in E-La Moderne
2.23 Quatrième Ordre in E-Menuet
Artist: Marco Borghetto
Label: Brilliant Classics
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5063758976329
Genre: Classical Artists
Release Date: 2026-01-16
Number of Discs: 2
During the reign of Le Roi Soleil Louis XIV, music played the fundamental role of defining and consolidating the centrality of power, both in the sphere of sacred music with the grand motets and in the sphere of opera with the comedies-ballets, tragedies-lyricas and operas-ballets by Lully, Charpentier, Delalande and Campra: music had to represent the grandeur and divine nature of the sovereign, the power and splendor of the French crown.This is the cultural and musical context of Francois D'Agincour. Born in Rouen in 1684, he studied in his home town until the age of 17 with Notre-Dame organist Jacques Boyvin. He continued his training probably with Lebegue in Paris, where he was employed as organist at Sainte Madeleine-en-la-Cite for five years. Appreciated and very prominent, in 1714 he became one of the four organists of the Chapelle royal at Versailles, replacing Louis Marchand. He then also took up the post at Saint Jean in Rouen in 1726 and spent the last thirty years of his life between Versailles and Rouen. The only printed collection published by him in 1733 contains 4 ordres for harpsichord, inspired by the descriptive nature of the titles and compositional style by those of Francois Couperin. Next to the dance forms of the suite emerge the pieces de caractere, most of which are rondeaux. The descriptive titles refer to single portraits (e.g., L'Empressee, La Pressante Angelique), double portraits, natural scenes, genre scenes, and places.Played on two different harpsichords, copies of a Hemsch and Dulcken instrument, by Marco Borghetto, who won First Prize at the Wanda Landowska Harpsichord Competition 2023.
Tracks:
1.1 Premier Ordre in D minor-Allemande la Sincopée
1.2 Premier Ordre in D minor-Allemande la Couronne
1.3 Premier Ordre in D minor-Courante
1.4 Premier Ordre in D minor-Sarabande la Magnifique
1.5 Premier Ordre in D minor-Le Pattelin, Rondeau
1.6 Premier Ordre in D minor-Gigue la Bléville
1.7 Premier Ordre in D minor-La Sensible, Rondeau
1.8 Premier Ordre in D minor-Les Dances Provençales
1.9 Premier Ordre in D minor-La Caressante
1.10 Premier Ordre in D minor-La Sautillante
1.11 Premier Ordre in D minor-Menuet
1.12 Premier Ordre in D minor-Double Du Menuet Précédant
1.13 Premier Ordre in D minor-Autre (Menuet)
1.14 Second Ordre in F-La Pigou
1.15 Second Ordre in F-Le Colin Mailliard
1.16 Second Ordre in F-La Pressante Angélique, Rondeau
1.17 Second Ordre in F-Le Précieux, Rondeau
1.18 Second Ordre in F-Les Deux Cousines
1.19 Second Ordre in F-Menuet
1.20 Second Ordre in F-Chaconne la Sonning
2.1 Troisième Ordre in D-L'ingénieuse
2.2 Troisième Ordre in D-La Villerey Ou Les Deux Sœurs
2.3 Troisième Ordre in D-L'agréable
2.4 Troisième Ordre in D-La Fauvette
2.5 Troisième Ordre in D-La Misterieuse
2.6 Troisième Ordre in D-Le Val Joyeux
2.7 Troisième Ordre in D-Le Moulin À Vent
2.8 Troisième Ordre in D-La Minerve
2.9 Troisième Ordre in D-L'etourdie
2.10 Troisième Ordre in D-Le Presque Rien
2.11 Troisième Ordre in D-La Courtisane
2.12 Quatrième Ordre in E-Allemande la Couperin
2.13 Quatrième Ordre in E-Les Violettes Fleuries
2.14 Quatrième Ordre in E-La Tendre Lisette, Gavotte
2.15 Quatrième Ordre in E-L'empressée
2.16 Quatrième Ordre in E-La Janneton
2.17 Quatrième Ordre in E-La Princesse de Conty
2.18 Quatrième Ordre in E-L'harmonieuse
2.19 Quatrième Ordre in E-Les Tourterelles
2.20 Quatrième Ordre in E-La Badine
2.21 Quatrième Ordre in E-La D'houdemare
2.22 Quatrième Ordre in E-La Moderne
2.23 Quatrième Ordre in E-Menuet
Title: D'Agincour: Pieces de Clavecin
Artist: Marco Borghetto
Label: Brilliant Classics
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5063758976329
Genre: Classical Artists
Release Date: 2026-01-16
Number of Discs: 2
During the reign of Le Roi Soleil Louis XIV, music played the fundamental role of defining and consolidating the centrality of power, both in the sphere of sacred music with the grand motets and in the sphere of opera with the comedies-ballets, tragedies-lyricas and operas-ballets by Lully, Charpentier, Delalande and Campra: music had to represent the grandeur and divine nature of the sovereign, the power and splendor of the French crown.This is the cultural and musical context of Francois D'Agincour. Born in Rouen in 1684, he studied in his home town until the age of 17 with Notre-Dame organist Jacques Boyvin. He continued his training probably with Lebegue in Paris, where he was employed as organist at Sainte Madeleine-en-la-Cite for five years. Appreciated and very prominent, in 1714 he became one of the four organists of the Chapelle royal at Versailles, replacing Louis Marchand. He then also took up the post at Saint Jean in Rouen in 1726 and spent the last thirty years of his life between Versailles and Rouen. The only printed collection published by him in 1733 contains 4 ordres for harpsichord, inspired by the descriptive nature of the titles and compositional style by those of Francois Couperin. Next to the dance forms of the suite emerge the pieces de caractere, most of which are rondeaux. The descriptive titles refer to single portraits (e.g., L'Empressee, La Pressante Angelique), double portraits, natural scenes, genre scenes, and places.Played on two different harpsichords, copies of a Hemsch and Dulcken instrument, by Marco Borghetto, who won First Prize at the Wanda Landowska Harpsichord Competition 2023.
Tracks:
1.1 Premier Ordre in D minor-Allemande la Sincopée
1.2 Premier Ordre in D minor-Allemande la Couronne
1.3 Premier Ordre in D minor-Courante
1.4 Premier Ordre in D minor-Sarabande la Magnifique
1.5 Premier Ordre in D minor-Le Pattelin, Rondeau
1.6 Premier Ordre in D minor-Gigue la Bléville
1.7 Premier Ordre in D minor-La Sensible, Rondeau
1.8 Premier Ordre in D minor-Les Dances Provençales
1.9 Premier Ordre in D minor-La Caressante
1.10 Premier Ordre in D minor-La Sautillante
1.11 Premier Ordre in D minor-Menuet
1.12 Premier Ordre in D minor-Double Du Menuet Précédant
1.13 Premier Ordre in D minor-Autre (Menuet)
1.14 Second Ordre in F-La Pigou
1.15 Second Ordre in F-Le Colin Mailliard
1.16 Second Ordre in F-La Pressante Angélique, Rondeau
1.17 Second Ordre in F-Le Précieux, Rondeau
1.18 Second Ordre in F-Les Deux Cousines
1.19 Second Ordre in F-Menuet
1.20 Second Ordre in F-Chaconne la Sonning
2.1 Troisième Ordre in D-L'ingénieuse
2.2 Troisième Ordre in D-La Villerey Ou Les Deux Sœurs
2.3 Troisième Ordre in D-L'agréable
2.4 Troisième Ordre in D-La Fauvette
2.5 Troisième Ordre in D-La Misterieuse
2.6 Troisième Ordre in D-Le Val Joyeux
2.7 Troisième Ordre in D-Le Moulin À Vent
2.8 Troisième Ordre in D-La Minerve
2.9 Troisième Ordre in D-L'etourdie
2.10 Troisième Ordre in D-Le Presque Rien
2.11 Troisième Ordre in D-La Courtisane
2.12 Quatrième Ordre in E-Allemande la Couperin
2.13 Quatrième Ordre in E-Les Violettes Fleuries
2.14 Quatrième Ordre in E-La Tendre Lisette, Gavotte
2.15 Quatrième Ordre in E-L'empressée
2.16 Quatrième Ordre in E-La Janneton
2.17 Quatrième Ordre in E-La Princesse de Conty
2.18 Quatrième Ordre in E-L'harmonieuse
2.19 Quatrième Ordre in E-Les Tourterelles
2.20 Quatrième Ordre in E-La Badine
2.21 Quatrième Ordre in E-La D'houdemare
2.22 Quatrième Ordre in E-La Moderne
2.23 Quatrième Ordre in E-Menuet
Artist: Marco Borghetto
Label: Brilliant Classics
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5063758976329
Genre: Classical Artists
Release Date: 2026-01-16
Number of Discs: 2
During the reign of Le Roi Soleil Louis XIV, music played the fundamental role of defining and consolidating the centrality of power, both in the sphere of sacred music with the grand motets and in the sphere of opera with the comedies-ballets, tragedies-lyricas and operas-ballets by Lully, Charpentier, Delalande and Campra: music had to represent the grandeur and divine nature of the sovereign, the power and splendor of the French crown.This is the cultural and musical context of Francois D'Agincour. Born in Rouen in 1684, he studied in his home town until the age of 17 with Notre-Dame organist Jacques Boyvin. He continued his training probably with Lebegue in Paris, where he was employed as organist at Sainte Madeleine-en-la-Cite for five years. Appreciated and very prominent, in 1714 he became one of the four organists of the Chapelle royal at Versailles, replacing Louis Marchand. He then also took up the post at Saint Jean in Rouen in 1726 and spent the last thirty years of his life between Versailles and Rouen. The only printed collection published by him in 1733 contains 4 ordres for harpsichord, inspired by the descriptive nature of the titles and compositional style by those of Francois Couperin. Next to the dance forms of the suite emerge the pieces de caractere, most of which are rondeaux. The descriptive titles refer to single portraits (e.g., L'Empressee, La Pressante Angelique), double portraits, natural scenes, genre scenes, and places.Played on two different harpsichords, copies of a Hemsch and Dulcken instrument, by Marco Borghetto, who won First Prize at the Wanda Landowska Harpsichord Competition 2023.
Tracks:
1.1 Premier Ordre in D minor-Allemande la Sincopée
1.2 Premier Ordre in D minor-Allemande la Couronne
1.3 Premier Ordre in D minor-Courante
1.4 Premier Ordre in D minor-Sarabande la Magnifique
1.5 Premier Ordre in D minor-Le Pattelin, Rondeau
1.6 Premier Ordre in D minor-Gigue la Bléville
1.7 Premier Ordre in D minor-La Sensible, Rondeau
1.8 Premier Ordre in D minor-Les Dances Provençales
1.9 Premier Ordre in D minor-La Caressante
1.10 Premier Ordre in D minor-La Sautillante
1.11 Premier Ordre in D minor-Menuet
1.12 Premier Ordre in D minor-Double Du Menuet Précédant
1.13 Premier Ordre in D minor-Autre (Menuet)
1.14 Second Ordre in F-La Pigou
1.15 Second Ordre in F-Le Colin Mailliard
1.16 Second Ordre in F-La Pressante Angélique, Rondeau
1.17 Second Ordre in F-Le Précieux, Rondeau
1.18 Second Ordre in F-Les Deux Cousines
1.19 Second Ordre in F-Menuet
1.20 Second Ordre in F-Chaconne la Sonning
2.1 Troisième Ordre in D-L'ingénieuse
2.2 Troisième Ordre in D-La Villerey Ou Les Deux Sœurs
2.3 Troisième Ordre in D-L'agréable
2.4 Troisième Ordre in D-La Fauvette
2.5 Troisième Ordre in D-La Misterieuse
2.6 Troisième Ordre in D-Le Val Joyeux
2.7 Troisième Ordre in D-Le Moulin À Vent
2.8 Troisième Ordre in D-La Minerve
2.9 Troisième Ordre in D-L'etourdie
2.10 Troisième Ordre in D-Le Presque Rien
2.11 Troisième Ordre in D-La Courtisane
2.12 Quatrième Ordre in E-Allemande la Couperin
2.13 Quatrième Ordre in E-Les Violettes Fleuries
2.14 Quatrième Ordre in E-La Tendre Lisette, Gavotte
2.15 Quatrième Ordre in E-L'empressée
2.16 Quatrième Ordre in E-La Janneton
2.17 Quatrième Ordre in E-La Princesse de Conty
2.18 Quatrième Ordre in E-L'harmonieuse
2.19 Quatrième Ordre in E-Les Tourterelles
2.20 Quatrième Ordre in E-La Badine
2.21 Quatrième Ordre in E-La D'houdemare
2.22 Quatrième Ordre in E-La Moderne
2.23 Quatrième Ordre in E-Menuet
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Marco Borghetto: D'Agincour: Pieces de Clavecin - COMPACT DISCS—
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Title: D'Agincour: Pieces de Clavecin
Artist: Marco Borghetto
Label: Brilliant Classics
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5063758976329
Genre: Classical Artists
Release Date: 2026-01-16
Number of Discs: 2
During the reign of Le Roi Soleil Louis XIV, music played the fundamental role of defining and consolidating the centrality of power, both in the sphere of sacred music with the grand motets and in the sphere of opera with the comedies-ballets, tragedies-lyricas and operas-ballets by Lully, Charpentier, Delalande and Campra: music had to represent the grandeur and divine nature of the sovereign, the power and splendor of the French crown.This is the cultural and musical context of Francois D'Agincour. Born in Rouen in 1684, he studied in his home town until the age of 17 with Notre-Dame organist Jacques Boyvin. He continued his training probably with Lebegue in Paris, where he was employed as organist at Sainte Madeleine-en-la-Cite for five years. Appreciated and very prominent, in 1714 he became one of the four organists of the Chapelle royal at Versailles, replacing Louis Marchand. He then also took up the post at Saint Jean in Rouen in 1726 and spent the last thirty years of his life between Versailles and Rouen. The only printed collection published by him in 1733 contains 4 ordres for harpsichord, inspired by the descriptive nature of the titles and compositional style by those of Francois Couperin. Next to the dance forms of the suite emerge the pieces de caractere, most of which are rondeaux. The descriptive titles refer to single portraits (e.g., L'Empressee, La Pressante Angelique), double portraits, natural scenes, genre scenes, and places.Played on two different harpsichords, copies of a Hemsch and Dulcken instrument, by Marco Borghetto, who won First Prize at the Wanda Landowska Harpsichord Competition 2023.
Tracks:
1.1 Premier Ordre in D minor-Allemande la Sincopée
1.2 Premier Ordre in D minor-Allemande la Couronne
1.3 Premier Ordre in D minor-Courante
1.4 Premier Ordre in D minor-Sarabande la Magnifique
1.5 Premier Ordre in D minor-Le Pattelin, Rondeau
1.6 Premier Ordre in D minor-Gigue la Bléville
1.7 Premier Ordre in D minor-La Sensible, Rondeau
1.8 Premier Ordre in D minor-Les Dances Provençales
1.9 Premier Ordre in D minor-La Caressante
1.10 Premier Ordre in D minor-La Sautillante
1.11 Premier Ordre in D minor-Menuet
1.12 Premier Ordre in D minor-Double Du Menuet Précédant
1.13 Premier Ordre in D minor-Autre (Menuet)
1.14 Second Ordre in F-La Pigou
1.15 Second Ordre in F-Le Colin Mailliard
1.16 Second Ordre in F-La Pressante Angélique, Rondeau
1.17 Second Ordre in F-Le Précieux, Rondeau
1.18 Second Ordre in F-Les Deux Cousines
1.19 Second Ordre in F-Menuet
1.20 Second Ordre in F-Chaconne la Sonning
2.1 Troisième Ordre in D-L'ingénieuse
2.2 Troisième Ordre in D-La Villerey Ou Les Deux Sœurs
2.3 Troisième Ordre in D-L'agréable
2.4 Troisième Ordre in D-La Fauvette
2.5 Troisième Ordre in D-La Misterieuse
2.6 Troisième Ordre in D-Le Val Joyeux
2.7 Troisième Ordre in D-Le Moulin À Vent
2.8 Troisième Ordre in D-La Minerve
2.9 Troisième Ordre in D-L'etourdie
2.10 Troisième Ordre in D-Le Presque Rien
2.11 Troisième Ordre in D-La Courtisane
2.12 Quatrième Ordre in E-Allemande la Couperin
2.13 Quatrième Ordre in E-Les Violettes Fleuries
2.14 Quatrième Ordre in E-La Tendre Lisette, Gavotte
2.15 Quatrième Ordre in E-L'empressée
2.16 Quatrième Ordre in E-La Janneton
2.17 Quatrième Ordre in E-La Princesse de Conty
2.18 Quatrième Ordre in E-L'harmonieuse
2.19 Quatrième Ordre in E-Les Tourterelles
2.20 Quatrième Ordre in E-La Badine
2.21 Quatrième Ordre in E-La D'houdemare
2.22 Quatrième Ordre in E-La Moderne
2.23 Quatrième Ordre in E-Menuet
Artist: Marco Borghetto
Label: Brilliant Classics
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5063758976329
Genre: Classical Artists
Release Date: 2026-01-16
Number of Discs: 2
During the reign of Le Roi Soleil Louis XIV, music played the fundamental role of defining and consolidating the centrality of power, both in the sphere of sacred music with the grand motets and in the sphere of opera with the comedies-ballets, tragedies-lyricas and operas-ballets by Lully, Charpentier, Delalande and Campra: music had to represent the grandeur and divine nature of the sovereign, the power and splendor of the French crown.This is the cultural and musical context of Francois D'Agincour. Born in Rouen in 1684, he studied in his home town until the age of 17 with Notre-Dame organist Jacques Boyvin. He continued his training probably with Lebegue in Paris, where he was employed as organist at Sainte Madeleine-en-la-Cite for five years. Appreciated and very prominent, in 1714 he became one of the four organists of the Chapelle royal at Versailles, replacing Louis Marchand. He then also took up the post at Saint Jean in Rouen in 1726 and spent the last thirty years of his life between Versailles and Rouen. The only printed collection published by him in 1733 contains 4 ordres for harpsichord, inspired by the descriptive nature of the titles and compositional style by those of Francois Couperin. Next to the dance forms of the suite emerge the pieces de caractere, most of which are rondeaux. The descriptive titles refer to single portraits (e.g., L'Empressee, La Pressante Angelique), double portraits, natural scenes, genre scenes, and places.Played on two different harpsichords, copies of a Hemsch and Dulcken instrument, by Marco Borghetto, who won First Prize at the Wanda Landowska Harpsichord Competition 2023.
Tracks:
1.1 Premier Ordre in D minor-Allemande la Sincopée
1.2 Premier Ordre in D minor-Allemande la Couronne
1.3 Premier Ordre in D minor-Courante
1.4 Premier Ordre in D minor-Sarabande la Magnifique
1.5 Premier Ordre in D minor-Le Pattelin, Rondeau
1.6 Premier Ordre in D minor-Gigue la Bléville
1.7 Premier Ordre in D minor-La Sensible, Rondeau
1.8 Premier Ordre in D minor-Les Dances Provençales
1.9 Premier Ordre in D minor-La Caressante
1.10 Premier Ordre in D minor-La Sautillante
1.11 Premier Ordre in D minor-Menuet
1.12 Premier Ordre in D minor-Double Du Menuet Précédant
1.13 Premier Ordre in D minor-Autre (Menuet)
1.14 Second Ordre in F-La Pigou
1.15 Second Ordre in F-Le Colin Mailliard
1.16 Second Ordre in F-La Pressante Angélique, Rondeau
1.17 Second Ordre in F-Le Précieux, Rondeau
1.18 Second Ordre in F-Les Deux Cousines
1.19 Second Ordre in F-Menuet
1.20 Second Ordre in F-Chaconne la Sonning
2.1 Troisième Ordre in D-L'ingénieuse
2.2 Troisième Ordre in D-La Villerey Ou Les Deux Sœurs
2.3 Troisième Ordre in D-L'agréable
2.4 Troisième Ordre in D-La Fauvette
2.5 Troisième Ordre in D-La Misterieuse
2.6 Troisième Ordre in D-Le Val Joyeux
2.7 Troisième Ordre in D-Le Moulin À Vent
2.8 Troisième Ordre in D-La Minerve
2.9 Troisième Ordre in D-L'etourdie
2.10 Troisième Ordre in D-Le Presque Rien
2.11 Troisième Ordre in D-La Courtisane
2.12 Quatrième Ordre in E-Allemande la Couperin
2.13 Quatrième Ordre in E-Les Violettes Fleuries
2.14 Quatrième Ordre in E-La Tendre Lisette, Gavotte
2.15 Quatrième Ordre in E-L'empressée
2.16 Quatrième Ordre in E-La Janneton
2.17 Quatrième Ordre in E-La Princesse de Conty
2.18 Quatrième Ordre in E-L'harmonieuse
2.19 Quatrième Ordre in E-Les Tourterelles
2.20 Quatrième Ordre in E-La Badine
2.21 Quatrième Ordre in E-La D'houdemare
2.22 Quatrième Ordre in E-La Moderne
2.23 Quatrième Ordre in E-Menuet
