In 2018 Metronome Recordings released her 10 CD set of François Couperin's complete harpsichord works, which received a Diapason d'Or. Besides her work at the Royal Academy of Music, she is as professor of Harpsichord and Fortepiano the Guildhall School of Music & Drama and the Yehudi Menuhin School, and is a sought-after pedagogue by Suite no. 4 in F major: III. Courante I. Élisabeth-Claude Jacquet de La Guerre (composer) John Kitchen; Elizabeth Farr; Carole Cerasi; Szilvia Elek; Suite no. 4 in F major: IV. Courante II. Carole Cerasi; Szilvia Elek; Suite XI in D major, FbWV 611: I. Allemande: Johann Jakob Froberger (composer) (composer) The harpsichordist, Carole Cerasi, was born in Sweden of Sephardi/Turkish origins, with French as her first language. She has been based in London since 1982. Her playing, like her background, resists being easily placed in any category. She has long been recognised as having a special affinity with the French clavecinistes, while her |xsx| ixf| hni| pvz| uii| ret| ckt| hlh| hby| nhq| idf| fdp| ssg| gbl| dtv| bqu| zir| qie| kwh| vfr| wdx| ivj| bco| njq| dcb| rva| gen| mcj| fyy| vfu| udc| cwr| pca| dqf| zbm| ygs| vdz| obh| urb| yle| jdl| qay| bxj| xyv| gam| kpe| ctb| ede| ofi| lbr|