Unmeasured Prelude in C minor - Louis Couperin

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In this musical work the composer, contrary to the usual, does not specify in the score the relative durations of the notes, only their pitches.

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For this reason, this type of piece is called unmeasured or non-measured prelude, since in works like this the composer grants the player a greater degree of creative freedom in its execution than the ordinary.

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Composition:

    Louis Couperin

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Interpretation:

    Juan Luis Madrigal, harpsichord