フランソワ・クープラン
Dandrieu's harpsichord writing is reminiscent of that of François Couperin, but with more effective use of counterpoint, which reminds the listener of German Baroque music. The strict traditional suite "à la Froberger" is abandoned in his works, many dance movements replaced with the so-called "pièces de caractère", pieces with descriptive titles that were common in French music of the 18th century. Dandrieu's harpsichord "oeuvre" is, after those of François Couperin and Jean-Nicolas Geoffroy, the most important in terms of sheer quantity of pieces.