couperin
/kuːpərɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A French family of musicians and composers, particularly known for their contributions to French Baroque music.
“The Couperin family’s legacy in Baroque music is still celebrated today.”
2. proper noun
A specific member of the Couperin family, such as Louis Couperin or François Couperin, who were both notable French Baroque composers.
“François Couperin’s harpsichord music is considered a cornerstone of French Baroque style.”
3. adjective
Related to or characteristic of the Couperin family or their musical style.
“The Couperin-inspired harpsichord concerto is a beautiful example of Baroque revivalism.”