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The Kuijken Ensemble features Barthold Kuijken & Marc Hantaï on transverse flute, Sigiswald Kuijken & François Fernandez on violin, Wieland Kuijken on viola da gamba and Robert Kohnen on harpsichord. This re-issue of Couperin’s Les Nations “Sonades et suites de Simphonies en trio”- composed in 1726, received superb reviews on its original release. Unquestionably the three Kuijken brothers stand for top quality in historical performance, and this recording confirms such a statement. Hardly will you be able to hear this sophisticated music played so subtly, so sensitively.
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This recording may be out of print but it's worth going out of your way to find. Zeitlin and Haden communicate beautifully throughout, with lyrical passages alternating with long, semi-abstract bass solos (particularly on the first cut, "Chairman Mao.") The recording is done live in front of a small audience, with excellent production values (somewhat reminiscent of Oscar Peterson's "Exclusively for My Friends" recordings for MPS in the sixties). Zeitlin is not very well known but has lately re-emerged as a very dynamic player in the Bill Evans/Fred Hersch/Mulgrew Miller tradition. (Source: Customer review at amazon.com)
