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Sounds good to me Rupert. My teacher Andreas Martin has his version for students on his FB page (I guess you liked it). I never worked on this piece with him but I really like his teaching. He has great musical advice and helps solve technical problems too. Super nice guy too.

Interesting I have travelled in morris minor. As a child in 60s. Never driven one.

Great, Rupert. Wonderful composition, stunning thumb. Thank you for sharing. My next challenge: Ricerca 33.

whar a lovely Rover1 Are the door cappings wood? I've never actually seen a P4 in the U.s

I am working on this one as well. I had a lesson with Liz Pallett on this piece yesterday. Not ready to record.

Wonderful thumb action which sounded beautiful.❤

Oh your thumb is absolutely fine by me and this was really nice. Jeremy

What an idiot

Браво))))))

I've enjoyed these very much, Rupert. I'm eager to learn what you'll be offering us next. Thanks!

Thank you for consistently recording these. It makes my day a little better with just minute or two of lute every time. :)

Wonderful 🎶🎸👌👍thanks for sharing Best wishes

Wonderful performance 👍

My goodness…! This is unexpectedly beautiful on every level. 👏👏👏👏🥰

cheerful & thoughtful

Certainly is a pleasure. I would love to know what book you have in front of you! Thanks

A pleasure to listen.

And very good company they make--looking forward to the next four!

A beautiful piece, well played. Thank you!

Yes a total change of mood. What to me is so particular about Ricercars is how they sound improvised and yet were written down.

It’s a beauty!

Nice!

Methinks slight disharmony possibly tuning issues?

Nice, Rupert.

These Marco videos have really inspired me to play more of his music-thanks! A small note: though Italian words are normally accented on the penult, as you have done here, L’Aquila is on the antepenultimate syllable (L’A).

A beautiful sounding instrument. Nicely played.

Piccolo errore: Marco dall'Aquila (con una "l"), perché era nato nella città di L' Aquila, nell'Italia centrale. Grazie per il video!

Lovely. Which ms is this from? Would love to give it a try myself.

Well done. Is this one by Roman Turovski?

we had one of these in our garage, it did not have enough power to go on the ramp

Elle est superbe en Rouge !..rare encore jamais vu...🤩

lovely! i'm trying to find this in spinacino's books - would you have a reference for which piece this is?

Beautiful music! Well done Rupert! 👍👏👏

Brilliant, Rupert. Sounds fantastic. Excellent rhythm and speed. Much more better than the recording within the Summer Spinacino Project. Great joy to hearing this Recercar. Thanks a lot for sharing. Greetings from Fossombrone, the birthplace of Spinacino. ❤

The struggle is real, but it certainly looks like you are succeeding. Do you find there is a difference in tone quality when your hand is relaxed?

I wish my own right hand were so relaxed as yours. Carry on, Sir!

Always enjoy your playing, Rupert. Well done.

They do work together. Melancholy Dalza….beautiful

What lute are you playing? Your playing is inspirational. Very well done.

wow, is this the first video without the usual greeting. great playing anyway

Very enjoyable to listen to, thank you for playing them!

The first is by Hans Gerle

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Melody definitely resembling the book of With Fire and Sword

i support made in England 👍👍🇬🇧🙏🚗🚗

Lovely

What sweet music! I really like this "more restrained" approach you're taking. I don't find it any less expressive than before, quite the opposite. The voice of the lute opens up and sings.

My experience is that the lute is all about quality not quantity - so if you can get a full sound on every note (both strings of a course) you don't need to push in order to produce a decent quantity of sound. Playing in a friendly acoustic helps, too!

A lovely pairing!

Lovely! Just subscribed !