Philippe-François Véras

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Philippe-François Véras was a French composer, organist, and harpsichordist active in Lille about 1740.

The only facts that are known about him are that he played the organ at Saint-Maurice church in Lille and that he published a small collection of harpsichord works in 1740. The pieces are organized in "Ordres" (a free-form suite of descriptive compositions), as are those of François Couperin before him, and they are influenced by the Italian style.

The following is a list of these pieces:

Pièces de Clavecin - Premier Livre (1740)

  • Premier ordre in G/g
    • Badine 1 & 2
    • Les Brunes
    • La Vollinate dans le goût italien
    • Les Bergères 1e & 2e partie
    • Tambourin 1 & 2
    • Tambourin 3 (1er Menuet)
    • Tambourin 4 (2e Menuet)
  • Deuxième ordre in C/c
    • La Divertissante
    • Le Cocquelet
    • La Duchesse
    • La Galante
    • Sarabande
    • Tambourin 1 & 2
  • Troisième ordre in a/A
    • Le Rédiculle
    • La Fidèle
    • La Légère
    • Tambourin 1 & 2
    • La Belle
    • Les Sauvages: Menuet 1 & 2
  • Quatrième Ordre in D/d
    • La Rinate, rondeau
    • La Milordine
    • Rigaudon 1 & 2
    • La Belle jolée, rondeau
    • La Ginguette

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