Barenreiter RAMEAU J.P. - PIECES DE CLAVECIN EDITION COMPLETE - CLAVECIN
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Summary of This Score
This score compiles a particularly comprehensive corpus of harpsichord pieces, organized around several key collections and dates. It first features the Premier Livre (1706) with Prelude, Allemandes, Courante, Gigue, Sarabande, Véntienne, Gavotte, and Minuet, ideal for practicing dance forms and the typical articulation of the style.
The volume continues with the Pièces de Clavecin (1724, 1731), including content dedicated to technique ("Über die Fingertechnik beim Cembalospiel") and a suite of contrasting pieces: Allemande, Courante, Gigues in rondeau form, "Le Rappel des Oiseaux," Rigaudons and Double, Musette in rondeau, Tambourin, "La Villageoise," "Les Tendre Plaintes," "Les Niais de Sologne" and its doubles, "Les Soupirs," "La Joyeuse," "La Follette," "L'Entretien des Muses," "Les Tourbillons," "Le Lardon," and "La Boiteuse."
The Nouvelles Suites de Pièces de Clavecin (ca. 1728) further enrich the palette with Sarabande, "Les Trois Mains," Fanfarinette, "La Triomphante," Gavotte and Doubles, "Les Tricotets," "L'Indifférente," Minuets, "La Poule," "Les Triolets," "Les Sauvages," "L'Enharmonique," and "L'Egyptienne." Finally, the Cinq Pièces (1741) (including "La Livri," "L'Agacante," "La Timide," "L'Indiscrète") and "La Dasuphine (1747)" complete a set perfectly suited for the repertoire, ornamentation study, and recital program construction.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Edition | Jacobi, Erwin R. | Instrumentation | harpsichord |
Questions frequently asked
Which pieces from the Premier Livre of 1706 are included?
The edition gathers the Prelude, Allemandes, a Courante, a Gigue, a Sarabande, the Véntienne, a Gavotte, and a Minuet from the Premier Livre of 1706. These pieces cover the dance forms of Rameau's repertoire.
Is this score written for piano or harpsichord?
The specified instrumentation is exclusively harpsichord.
Does the complete edition of Rameau's Pièces de clavecin include the collections from 1724, 1731, and 1728?
The volume compiles the Pièces de Clavecin of 1724 and 1731, as well as the Nouvelles Suites de Pièces de Clavecin around 1728. The Cinq Pièces of 1741 are also included. The Dasuphine of 1747 completes the corpus.
Is Rameau's fingering method included in this volume?
A section dedicated to technique, titled "Über die Fingertechnik beim Cembalospiel," is included with the Pièces de Clavecin of 1724 and 1731. It accompanies pieces such as "Le Rappel des Oiseaux" and "Les Niais de Sologne."
Which famous pieces are featured in the Nouvelles Suites of 1728?
The Nouvelles Suites notably include "Les Trois Mains," "La Poule," "Les Sauvages," "L’Enharmonique," and "L’Egyptienne." The Gavotte and its Doubles, the Minuets, and "Les Triolets" are also part of this collection.



