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Hello everyone, here is a short Gigue nicknamed ''la Poste'' and composed by Ennemond Gaultier, I hope you like it!

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2024/03/22
15:39 UTC

Boismortier: Prelude in Em for bass viol (suite 5, opus 31)

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2023/04/14
09:47 UTC

Here is a Passacaille by Ennemond Gaultier; it is one of the first pieces of the French Baroque repertoire that I learned, simple but still as pleasant to play. Happy Easter everyone!

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2023/04/08
11:35 UTC

Josquin on Saxophones and Clarinets...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8kG10kKlBo

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2023/02/15
04:54 UTC

I want to share with you this piece transcribed for Baroque lute that I recorded with the help of a friend. Work done with lots of love :)

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2023/01/21
13:27 UTC

Hi there, I recently had the opportunity to record in a pretty chapel that has been converted into a small performance hall. Here is an Allemande for Baroque lute 13 courses composed by J.M. Kühnel. Happy Holidays, :)

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2022/12/27
16:02 UTC

Hello! Here is a Sarabande written for Baroque lute by Charles Mouton and entitled La Belle Florentine. I took a slightly livelier pace than usual for a sarabande because I thought it suited this piece well. I hope that you will like! Good Friday,

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2022/12/16
12:18 UTC

Hi there! Here is the Prelude from the suite for lute BWV 995, which happens to be a transcription of the fifth suite for cello BWV 1011. The original key for lute is G minor, transposed here in A minor because in fact more suitable for 13 course Baroque Lute in D minor. Enjoy!

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2022/11/23
11:52 UTC

Marin Marais: les voix humaines

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2021/12/01
07:36 UTC

Louis de Caix d'Hervelois (1677-1659): Rondeau for the pardessus

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2021/11/05
09:29 UTC

Telemann Ritornello + traditional Arabic song

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2021/10/15
19:23 UTC

Want to Major in Historical Performance

I'm teaching myself now, but I assume to really do it you must go to a college. Perhaps, though, I can utilize resources online, without having to take all those extra classes; my parents died and so can't help support me, though, it looks too expensive and risky.

Can anyone "steer me in the right direction?"

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2021/09/09
20:51 UTC

Probably the most famous piece by Spanish composer and vihuelist Alonso Mudarra, this song parodies the curious harmonies and playing style of Ludovico who was the court harpist to King Ferdinand II. The novelties applied by Mudarra made this Fantasia an avant-garde piece of the 16th century.

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2021/09/06
02:43 UTC

Sieur Demachy: gavotte en rondeau

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2021/09/03
10:50 UTC

Marin Marais (1656-1728)

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2021/09/01
06:59 UTC

I just finished forming my digital collection of Early Music \\ 317 hours of music \\ 44 GB \\ ~5000 tracks (320 mp3)

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2021/08/30
18:59 UTC

Scjarcule

Found this video pretty much finished that we made 7 years ago. Just needed a little editing.

https://youtu.be/ANkkSJxY0r0

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2021/07/30
15:42 UTC

Here's a catch recorded in quarantine. If you hadn't heard church bells today, perhaps this might suffice. Henry Aldridge - Upon Christ Church Bells in Oxford

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2020/04/19
19:17 UTC

The sub r/Lyres is revived and active, and busily discussing this beautiful instrument

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2020/04/18
18:44 UTC

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Hello everyone, here is a short Gigue nicknamed ''la Poste'' and composed by Ennemond Gaultier, I hope you like it!

Boismortier: Prelude in Em for bass viol (suite 5, opus 31)

Here is a Passacaille by Ennemond Gaultier; it is one of the first pieces of the French Baroque repertoire that I learned, simple but still as pleasant to play. Happy Easter everyone!

Josquin on Saxophones and Clarinets...

I want to share with you this piece transcribed for Baroque lute that I recorded with the help of a friend. Work done with lots of love :)

Hi there, I recently had the opportunity to record in a pretty chapel that has been converted into a small performance hall. Here is an Allemande for Baroque lute 13 courses composed by J.M. Kühnel. Happy Holidays, :)

Hello! Here is a Sarabande written for Baroque lute by Charles Mouton and entitled La Belle Florentine. I took a slightly livelier pace than usual for a sarabande because I thought it suited this piece well. I hope that you will like! Good Friday,

Hi there! Here is the Prelude from the suite for lute BWV 995, which happens to be a transcription of the fifth suite for cello BWV 1011. The original key for lute is G minor, transposed here in A minor because in fact more suitable for 13 course Baroque Lute in D minor. Enjoy!

Marin Marais: les voix humaines

Louis de Caix d'Hervelois (1677-1659): Rondeau for the pardessus

Telemann Ritornello + traditional Arabic song

Want to Major in Historical Performance

Probably the most famous piece by Spanish composer and vihuelist Alonso Mudarra, this song parodies the curious harmonies and playing style of Ludovico who was the court harpist to King Ferdinand II. The novelties applied by Mudarra made this Fantasia an avant-garde piece of the 16th century.

Sieur Demachy: gavotte en rondeau

Marin Marais (1656-1728)

I just finished forming my digital collection of Early Music \\ 317 hours of music \\ 44 GB \\ ~5000 tracks (320 mp3)

Scjarcule

Here's a catch recorded in quarantine. If you hadn't heard church bells today, perhaps this might suffice. Henry Aldridge - Upon Christ Church Bells in Oxford

The sub r/Lyres is revived and active, and busily discussing this beautiful instrument

What's it like to work at the Bach Archive in Leipzig? I interview my good friend Edward Hamrock to find out about his research at the Institute

Francesco Olivero plays Adrian Le Roy on a Renaissance guitar

I'm looking for good theorbe or archlute players. Comments will be appreciated.

"Brogan Boots & Leggings" (Old Man From Over the Sea) | Clifton Hicks

Tarleton’s Jig (16th century) - The Baltimore Consort