| On July 24 of an undetermined year around 1650, three of his sons, Louis, Charles II and François, gave an aubade at the country house, near Chaumes, of the illustrious spinet-player Jacques Champion de Chambonnières. |
| The concerts will also bring to our ear Aubade, concerto choreographique for piano and 18 instruments by Francis Poulenc. |
| Zhigalov and Mukhin play their opening exchange like an aubade. |
| Sweet as any aubade of the olden time, under olive and ilex, is it not? |
| Aubade was cutting-edge in the 60s with his niche concept of seduction. |
| For her part, Aubade takes dictation from Callisto as if she had nothing to say on her own and obeys his commands as if he alone could reach a significant conclusion. |
