Rameau - Suite Les Paladins (1992)

01. Ouverture très vite
02. Menuet lent
03. Air gay							play
04. Entrée des Pèlerins
05. Louré
06. Pantomime
07. Air de furie
08. Sarabande
09. Menuet en rondeau I-II
10. Entrée très gaye des Troubadours
11. Air très gay
12. Gavotte
13. Menuet
14. Contradanse (en rondeau)		play
15. Entrée des Chinois
16. Louré II
17. Gigue vive
18. Air vif
19. Première gavotte gaye - deuxième gavotte
20. Air très gay II
21. Entrée des Paladines et ensuite Paladins
22. Air pour les Pagodes
23. Gavotte I-II
24. Contredanse en rondeau

Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment
Gustav Leonhardt – director

Les Paladins is an opera by Jean-Philippe Rameau first performed on 12 February 1760. The author of the libretto is unknown, but it has been attributed to Duplat de Monticourt. Rameau called Les Paladins a comédie lyrique, putting it in the same category as his earlier work Platée.The comedie lyrique Les Paladins (1760) is one of the distressingly large number of Rameau operas that have never been recorded in anything like their full state. A tantalizing if frustrating glimpse of what we are thereby missing is provided on Rameau: Suite |Les Paladins' (Philips 432 968-2, rec 1991). Here Gustav Leonhardt and the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment provide a generous selection of orchestral movements, some 24 in all. This is Rameau the orchestral master at his most inventive. The range of colours he manages to extract from a relatively restricted palette never ceases to amaze.

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