Louis Couperin - Prelude in Fa Major and Chaconne - Torsten Fras

This piece is Louis Couperin's Unmeasured Prelude in Fa Major and his Chaconne that goes along with it, performed by Torsten Fras. It is recorded on a French double manual harpsichord after Vaudry (1681) by Ronald Haas (1975) from the private collection of Dr. Babak Abai.
A thank you to Dr. Anna Kislitsyna for being my teacher for these works!

[@mariovrpereira]

Muito lindo! parabéns!!!

[@babakabai2316]

I am happy to see it produce beautiful music. Bravo!

[@aguilacalva2625]

👍👏👏

[@fluffkitten4339]

Nice job, Torsten! I remember moving that harpsichord with the dealer that sold it a few years ago, back when I was 12!

[@TorstenHarpsichord]

That's really interesting!

[@yole8547]

❤👋👋 bravo !

[@AtoZthyme]

wow, this came up in my recommendations and I am so glad.. This is otherworldly, in the best way ^_^

[@fernandolopezmenchero3855]

Très, très belles pièces, les numéros 12 et 78 du livre de pièces.

[@stevieh7322]

Remarkable. Ty Torsten. Where is that instrument BTW? Looks amazing!

[@fluffkitten4339]

I moved this harpsichord a few years ago, back when it was in Stanford California. It is supposedly the first 17th century French style harpsichord made on the west coast, more specifically California, by Ronald Haas. It was used by Leonhardt for a masterclass in Berkeley many moons ago.

[@fernandolopezmenchero3855]

Très, très belles pièces, les numéros 12 et 78 du livre de pièces.

[@fernandolopezmenchero3855]

Très, très belles pièces, les numéros 12 et 78 du livre de pièces.