François Couperin Sheet Music
This is the music-scores Couperin sheet music section. We currently have 13 files available for download.
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Soeur Monique (Sister Monica) is a rondo and is arranged here as a duo for clarinet and piano or harpsichord.
Les Petits Moulins à Vent (Little Windmills) should flow easily. However, breathing spaces are difficult to fit in, so this piece should not be played too fast.
Soeur Monique (Sister Monica) is a rondo and is arranged here as a duo for flute and piano or harpsichord.
2nd Book, No.6: Baricades Misterieuses. A fantastic lesson in suspensions.
Soeur Monique (Sister Monica) is a rondo and is arranged here as a duo for oboe and piano or harpsichord.
Soeur Monique (Sister Monica) was written for harpsichord, but can be played with good effect on the piano. The ornaments should not be forced.
Soeur Monique (Sister Monica) is a rondo and is arranged here as a duo for descant recorder and piano or harpsichord.
Les Petits Moulins à Vent (Little Windmills) should flow easily. The suggested bowing and phrasing is at the discretion of the players.
Soeur Monique (Sister Monica) is a rondo and is arranged here as a duo for trumpet and piano or harpsichord.
Les Petits Moulins à Vent (Little Windmills) was originally written for the harpsichord. The suggested bowing and phrasing is at the discretion of the players.
Les Petits Moulins à Vent (Little Windmills) should flow easily. However, breathing spaces are difficult to fit in, so this piece should not be played too fast.