Overture to Te Deum
Brass Quartet, Organ, Timpani - Festive
Delalande, Michel-Richard /arr. Charles Evans
Michel-Richard Delalande was one of the major French composers in the generation after Lully at the courts of Louis XIV. He was an organist and harpsichordist and became one of the organists at the royal chapel at Versailles. Delalande … Read More
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Michel-Richard Delalande was one of the major French composers in the generation after Lully at the courts of Louis XIV. He was an organist and harpsichordist and became one of the organists at the royal chapel at Versailles. Delalande is perhaps best known for his more than seventy grand motets written for the royal chapel and for his popular instrumental Symphonies, which were reportedly performed every fifteen days during the suppers of Louis XIV and Louis XV. Te Deum, a grand motet for the royal court, was one of Delalande's most popular and frequently performed works during his lifetime. The grandiose overture, skillfully arranged here for brass quartet, organ and optional timpani adds a bit of pomp to any festive occasion. Duration: 2:15