Thanks so much, I'm afraid that is the last video from the Purcell Project, but it was a really rewarding set. Thanks for your support. We just rolled out a major Bach work, and we will have more videos when we return from Goettingen in June. It actually started to rain at the very end!
The uploader is about to get swarmed with ScareTheater viewers. Context, this song was used for a creepypasta audio/radio project. Since then, this classical piece has been associated with it.
Thanks so much! So beautiful, so moving. Brings me back to all those sleepy mornings waking up to my Dad playing this music for me and my siblings. I get tired of the twangy harpsichord, its refreshing to hear this on a different set of instruments.
Just beautiful! I hope someday that I can play continuo with such a group. 54 and counting, time is running out. Please keep playing! When, not if, I hit the lotto, there'll be a nice endowment headed your way.
I found this sonata after reading an article from 1894 by Shaw called Lock & Purcell. Shaw thought Purcell was a very great composer. Shaw was correct. Is that an archlute? The cello looks period, are the violins baroque? Wonderful performance, and quoting Shaw,”... held my attention from first note to last.” I even waited til end credits to write this comment. Thank you!
@@VoicesofMusicwhat I meant is that, I understand that you would hold a bow this way on a viola da gamba for example, but those are modern instruments, with modern bows. That is what I didn't get.
