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Louis-Nicolas Clérambault

Years
1676–1749
Nationality
France
Born in
Paris
Works
79
Recordings
472
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Louis-Nicolas Clérambault (1676–1749) was a Baroque composer from France. This catalogue lists 79 recorded works across 472 recordings. Most recorded forms: Cantata, Sonata, Suite.

Born

December 19, 1676

Paris

Died

October 26, 1749

By Form

Cantata14Sonata3Suite3

Top Performers

Reinoud Van Mechelen

Soloist · 57 rec

Gérard Lesne

Conductor · 37 rec

Emmanuel Resche-Caserta

Conductor · 31 rec

Anna Besson

Soloist · 31 rec

Benjamin Alard

Soloist · 31 rec

Myriam Rignol

Soloist · 31 rec

Hervé Niquet

Conductor · 30 rec

Mark Padmore

Soloist · 29 rec

Olivier Vernet

Soloist · 25 rec

William Christie

Conductor · 21 rec

Agnès Mellon

Soloist · 19 rec

Martin Gester

Soloist · 16 rec

Works (79)

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TitleYearRecordings
Germinavit radix Jesse, C. 124-1
Largo in C minor (Arranged for the G string)-1
L’Histoire de la femme adultère, C. 191: Et videns Jesus (Femme adultère, Historien, Jésus)-1
L’Histoire de la femme adultère, C. 191: In diebus illis (Historien, Deux Juifs, Jésus)-1
L’Histoire de la femme adultère, C. 191: Jesus ergo inclinans (Historien)-1
L’Histoire de la femme adultère, C. 191: Neque ego mulier (Jésus)-1
L’Histoire de la femme adultère, C. 191: O altitudo divitiarum (Historien, Grand chœur d’Israëlites)-1
L’Histoire de la femme adultère, C. 191: O mulier infelix (Femme adultère)-1
L’Histoire de la femme adultère, C. 191: Quam bonus Deus Israël (Grand chœur d’Israëlites)-1
L’Histoire de la femme adultère, C. 191: Simphonie-1
Miserere: Asperges me hyssopo-1
Miserere: Averte faciem tuam-1
Miserere: Docebo iniquinos-1
Miserere: Miserere mei Deus-1
Miserere: Quoniam iniquitatem meam-1
Miserere: Quoniam si voluisses sacrificium-1
Panis Angelicus, C. 131-1
Poliphème-1
Prélude en sol majeur (C.45)-1
Sonata no. 1 in G major “Anonima”-1