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CD Review: The Court Of Louis XIV - Sophie Yates, Harpsichord

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Playing Andrew Garlick's copy of the 1680 Vaudry harpsichord from the Victoria and Albert Museum, Yates delivers performances that breathe life into the courtly dances of the era. The instrument's warm, inviting tone is captured with remarkable clarity by Chandos engineers in the acoustically sympathetic Hassage Manor near Bath.

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CD Review: The Court Of Louis XIV - Sophie Yates, Harpsichord

Playing Andrew Garlick's copy of the 1680 Vaudry harpsichord from the Victoria and Albert Museum, Yates delivers performances that breathe life into the courtly dances of the era. The instrument's warm, inviting tone is captured with remarkable clarity by Chandos engineers in the acoustically sympathetic Hassage Manor near Bath.

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Yorkshire Times broke the news in 1 day ago on Saturday, February 22, 2025.

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