The Pièces de clavecin en concerts are a kind of link between the Italian trio sonatas and Bach’s polyphonic trios. An example of the latter would be the trio sonata which concludes the Musical Offering. Another example would be the keyboard sonatas – for harpsichord or pianoforte – with violin or ad libitum accompaniment which were developed considerably at the end of the XVIII century, especially in France.

After many rewarding performances over the past 15 years, Bruno Procopio decided to record these masterworks by Rameau. This disc, featuring the Pièces de clavecin en concerts and the Suite in A, is the result of a long collaboration between the young French Baroque soloists.

"At the heart of this most cheering of programmes, well-timed for the upcoming Rameau Year of 2014, is Bruno Procopio's harpsichord. The former student of Rousset and Hantaï confirms his immense talent, his interpretative intelligence, a flamboyant refinement that illuminates the genius of a Rameau touched by the hand of grace." - Classique news (February 2013)

"The reproduction of a Rückers sounds marvelous here under the agile and inspired fingers of the instrumentalist... invigorating and sensitive music and playing. To be listened to again and again." - Resmusica (June 2013)

"Remember this name: Bruno Procopio is one to follow closely, for his exemplary path and especially for his intelligence, his maturity." -Nice Matin (May 2013)