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'''François Couperin''' (1668-1733), [[French]] [[composer]] [[organ]]ist and [[harpsichord]]ist, is sometimes referred to as “Couperin le Grande” ('"the great") to distinguish him from a line of musical namesakes, both men and women, that flourished in France for about two centuries from the middle of the 17th.
'''François Couperin''' (1668-1733), [[French]] [[composer]] [[organ]]ist and [[harpsichord]]ist, is sometimes referred to as “Couperin le Grande” ('"the great") to distinguish him from a line of musical namesakes, both men and women, that flourished in France for about two centuries from the middle of the 17th.
He also wrote chamber music, songs, organ and sacred pieces; and a treatise on harpsichord playing - ''"L'art de touche le clavecin"'' - which is still a valuable resource on the subject.
He also wrote chamber music, songs, organ and sacred pieces; and a treatise on harpsichord playing - ''"L'art de touche le clavecin"'' - which is still a valuable resource on the subject.
==References==
*“The Grove Concise Dictionary of Music”
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