Tracklist
| A1 | Book Two - Onziéme Ordre - 1. La Castelane Coulamment |
| A2 | 2. L'Etincelante ou La Bontems - Tres vivement |
| A3 | 3. Les Grâces Naturelles - Affecteusement, sans lenteur |
| A4 | 4. La Zénoble - D'une Légereté gracieuse et liée |
| A5 | 5. Les Fastes de la grande ancienne Ménestrandise: Act I - sans lenteur |
| A6 | Acte II |
| A7 | Acte III - Légerement |
| A8 | Acte IV |
| A9 | Acte V - tres vite |
| B1 | Book Two - Douziéme Ordre 1. Les Jumeles - Affecteusement |
| B2 | 2. L'Intime - Mouvement de courante |
| B3 | 3. La Galante - Gayement |
| B4 | 4. La Coribante - Vivament |
| B5 | 5. La Vauvré - Coulamment |
| B6 | 6. La Fileuse - Naivement, sans lenteur |
| B7 | 7. La Boulonoise - Tendrement, sans lenteur |
| B8 | 8. L'Atalante, Tres légerement |
Credits
- Engineer – André Deslauriers , Gilles Vaudeville
- Producer – Yves Courville
Notes
Publisher: Heugel, Paris, Revised by Kenneth GilbertInstrument: Hubbard harpsichord. Boston 1968, an exact copy of an instrument by the Parisian maker Henry Hemsch, about 1750, now in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Pitch: Slightly below modern pitch
Temperament: Unequal temperament, after Jean-Jaques Rousseau (Dictionnaire de la Musique) who cites Couperin's preference for it.
Recording: Queen Mary Road United Church, Montreal (Quebec).
RCA Limited, Record Division, RCA House, Curzon Street, London W1.
Stereo records give full stereo reproduction when played on a stereo record player. they can be played on most modern mono record players fitted with a lightweight tone arm and pick-up head and the sound reproduction will be monaural. If you have doubts and wish to avoid damaging your equipment or records, consult your dealer.
