Jean Rondeau, born in 1991 in France, is a distinguished figure in the world of classical music, renowned for his exceptional skill and innovative interpretations on the harpsichord. A graduate of the Paris Conservatory, Rondeau's career has been marked by his deep exploration of Baroque repertoire, while also venturing into music by composers like Haydn and Debussy, showcasing his versatility and willingness to bridge musical epochs.

His most recent releases, such as "Corelli & Quentin: Flute Sonatas," "Gradus ad Parnassum," which includes works by Haydn and Debussy, and his interpretation of "Bach, JS: Goldberg Variations," underline his commitment to both the core and the outer fringes of harpsichord literature. Albums like "Melancholy Grace" and "Barricades" have been critically acclaimed for their introspective quality and innovative approach, respectively. Rondeau's ability to draw out the subtle nuances and emotional depth from the works of composers like Scarlatti, as demonstrated in "Scarlatti: Sonatas," has positioned him as a leading figure in his field, admired for both his technical mastery and his emotive storytelling through music. Such achievements have not only established Jean Rondeau as a major interpreter of early music but also as a vibrant and imaginative artist contributing significantly to the contemporary classical music scene.

Genres

Harpsichord

Latest Release

Corelli & Quentin: Flute Sonatas

Anna Besson•

Myriam Rignol•

Jean Rondeau

Album - 29 Tracks - Released January 26, 2024