Divine Noise: Theatrical Music for Two Harpsichords Veracini Historically significant and engaging works

Historically significant and engaging works these six duets for treble instruments exemplify the 'Art of Elegant Conversation'

evoking a court salon concert in early eighteenth-century Stockholm

here receiving its first recording

also included in this album is the substantial compendium Les Indes Galantes – keyboard transcriptions that Rameau himself made from his own opera-ballet of the same name composed in 1735/6

Divine Noise: Theatrical Music for Two Harpsichords Veracini Historically significant and engaging worksGuillermo Brachetta (harpsichord) Menno van Delft (harpsichord) Following on from the resounding critical success of his first solo album, harpsichordist Guillermo Brachetta returns with Divine Noise, a thrilling album of theatrical works for two harpsichords. Joined by the renowned Dutch player Menno van Delft and performed on two incredible French style instruments by harpsichord builder Titus Crijnen the duo present a programme of French Baroque