On this Channel you'll find my mostly early music collection. I am a professional musician from the Netherlands. I have studied several main studies.
I have studied early music but also the (standard) piano. I have played the viola da gamba and violone for many years, but because I had little opportunity to play these instrument in my daily career I have decided to stop to play this, but you'll find many recordings on this channel.
I have many pupils, mostly piano and also fiddle (violin). I have started a new channel where I will upload my non early music: ru-vid.com/show-UCC2c0LK8vFixaxWDG6_ncVw?
Ernst I have been following you for over ten years now. I have a request for you. Could you put together a playlist of old Dutch Christmas carols? You have done a few and I love them!!! Play them all year around. I would love more. They so remind me of my childhood at home with my parents when I was little. My mom used to play Leo Meyer's Christmas album for years, until the turntable would work anymore. I'm sure we wore that record out. I would be forever grateful if you could add to the two kerstliedjes you have already done.
@@MyYearsWithEarlyMusic I certainly understand the time issue!! I will keep a watch and hopefully see one or two more. If not, I still listen to everything you produce. Thank you.
Wow, I am so impressed by this performance. The delicate playing and the harpsichord... this interepretation of this piece is the best for Sweelinck! 👍
Hello Allan, I love this tune and am looking for the original source for it. I have checked Oeuvres completes (1872), edited by E. de Coussemaker. and the nearest is the song "Robin loves me"..for the first phrase. For the second phrase ...??? I love the feel of your work.
Ernst, the audio is excellent but the visuals confusing. I wasn't sure whether I was to squint trying to read the text or concentrate on you through hazy glass.
I recently went to a harpsichord concert in Seattle at the St James cathedral. A huge place. It was from Jonathan Oddie a professor of practice of historical keyboards Indiana University Jacobs school of music. He did Gibbons Prelude in G major, Pavan in G, Fantasia in Gamut flatt, Prelude in A minor, lord salisbury pavan and Fantazia of foure parts. He went on to do some Johan Jakob Froberger and some Bach from the well tempered Clavier. Besides the bach of course, I really loved the gibbons, never have heard it before. A small harpsichord in a place with 100 ft high ceilings but it worked. People loved it!
This melody and its execution are so gorgeous, I've been revisiting the video for years. Now I'm arranging it for chromatic harmonica. Hope it will be an entertaining task.
Thank you for the great creative work! Great video, great music! I saw the video by accident, but it was on July 24, today it is 285 years since the death of Benedetto Marcello...
Ici, c'est la même mélodie que pour le psaume 72. Mais il existe une autre mélodie, mentionnée dans le psautier français (l'édition actuelle donne les deux versions) donnée comme de Lausanne (lieu de la première publication de la mélodie) , sans mention de compositeur.
