Beautiful - Amazing performance and track - love his historical approach and application of Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque instruments
Love his YouTube channel
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Beautiful - Amazing performance and track - love his historical approach and application of Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque instruments
Love his YouTube channel
Another devout fan of his YouTube channel, here; I love this stuff - it answers some strange need in my soul I wasn't even aware existed.
Have you watched his (that is, Brandon Acker's) - "History of the Guitar" video on his YouTube channel?
It is around an hour long and is simply superb - educational, instructive and not just interesting, but fascinating, too.
Yes I have - I think?
I watched this version - "The History of Guitar" - on - Rob Scallon's chanel - is that the same?
Sorry, you are absolutely correct; it is Brandon Acker, - and this is the piece - but on Rob Scallon's channel (and I only came to know Rob Scallon through Brandon Acker).
Thanks for linking it: It is a truly wonderful, engaging, delightful, entertaining - and most interesting piece. Well worth watching.
Watched (with utter, entranced, enjoyment) a video:
Ars Musica Chicago, (a concert from August 21, 2020) featuring Brandon Acker playing, successively, pieces with a theorbo, Baroque lute, and Baroque guitar.
Sublime.
Ars Musica Chicago, (a concert from August 21, 2020) featuring Brandon Acker playing, successively, pieces with a theorbo, Baroque lute, and Baroque guitar.
Sublime.
Currently enjoying (thoroughly enjoying) watching (and listening to) Felices Cantus Baroque, with "La Folia from the Renaissance through the Baroque Music," recorded on 13 June, 2018.
The incomparable Jordi Savall (complete with his stunning viol da gamba) plays, and the msicians all play with period instruments. Glorious.
The incomparable Jordi Savall (complete with his stunning viol da gamba) plays, and the msicians all play with period instruments. Glorious.
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Steve Reich - The ECM Recordings
Minimalist-music-pioneer Steve Reich found his first home as a recording artist with ECM. This specially-priced set collects three seminal recordings made between 1976 - 1980 and includes Reich's original liner notes and a new text by Paul Griffiths: "The music can wield immense power through its...
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Tschaikowsky - Berliner Philharmoniker · Mstislav Rostropovich - Ballett-Suiten: Dornröschen · Schwanensee · Nußknacker = Sleeping Beauty · Swan Lake · Nutcracker
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Three Suites
In this master adaptation, Duke puts his famous jazzy touch on classics by Tchaikovsky (Nutcracker Suite), Grieg (Peer Gynt Suites) and John Steinbeck's engaging novel, Sweet Thursday, with his original composition of Zweet Zurzday. Also includes Toot Toot Tootie Toot (Dance of the Red-Pipes); Su...
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Antonio Vivaldi - presto - op 8 RV 315 Summer / Avi Avital
That's epic: a Sabra mandolin player shredding on Vivaldi! I wonder if he's into late period Coltrane at all...
Ha ha you never know maybe he is a Coltrane fan? I’ve watched a lot of his videos - he is always Smiling when he plays Vivaldi ?
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Sorry to repeat - but IMHO - This is worth mention - a terrific performance she really digs in - her smile at the end ? - priceless !
Vivaldi Summer Presto - Soloist Mari Silje Samuelsen
Vivaldi Summer Presto - Soloist Mari Silje Samuelsen
? Haven't been here for a while. Slowly working my way through the Mozart Piano Concertos - it is nice to be able to attend live concerts again then listen to the recordings.
Do enjoy.
One of my all time favourites - of all music - is W A Mozart's Piano Concerto No 20 (K466).
In fact, your post was a timely reminder to listen to it once again - something I haven't done for far too long.
Memories of Paris - I was lucky enough to stay at the Hilton (Paris) a few times near where this filmed and use to love running along the river - was little easier to stay motivated make the 10K with all amazing scenery and landmarks
Vals for Atom - Laurent Boutros - Pont des Arts - Julieta Cruzado, danse
Vals for Atom - Laurent Boutros - Pont des Arts - Julieta Cruzado, danse
My mother loved The Merry Wives of Windsor - especially, the Overture - (by Franz Lehár), and that is what I am listening to, just now.
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Penderecki - Felicja Blumental, Siegfried Palm, Wanda Wilkomirska, Sabine Meyer, Alfons Kontarsky, Krzysztof Penderecki - A Portrait Of Krzysztof Penderecki: Threnody To The Victims Of Hiroshima • Symphony • Cello Concerto No 1
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Lutosławski, Andrzej Bauer, Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra (Katowice), Antoni Wit - Concerto For Cello And Orchestra (Livre Pour Orchestre • Novelette • Chain No. 3)
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My mother loved The Merry Wives of Windsor - especially, the Overture - (by Franz Lehár), - actually, she had it on a wonderfully solid 33 rpm vinyl record, one that dated from the fifties - and that is what I am listening to, just now.
A few pieces from the soundtrack of The Hours (by Philip Glass).
Morning Passages, The Hours, among others.
Morning Passages, The Hours, among others.