King of Denmark's Battle Galliard | John DOWLAND | Thomas Langlois
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- King of Denmark's Battle Galliard, for lute
PERFORMED BY: Thomas Langlois, Renaissance Lute
COMPOSER: John Dowland (1563-1628)
SOURCE: Folger Dowland Manuscript
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Absolute beauty; thank you for your wonderful taste and choice of song to play ❤
Such precision and grace. You have perfect empathy with the composition. Nothing can be better than this, your music is so lovely. Actually, Thomas, only one thing could be better; a duo of you and the wonderful Marina Belova playing this galliard. Go on, do it!
Nice interpretation. I've always loved that galliard.
Thanks for providing us with proper music, full of dignity, pride and human spirit, not “modern” garbage.
Thank you!
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You’re the one that brought up class.
So beautiful !
Just remarkable. Thank you
Tellement plaisant ☺️
Excellent.
Formidable. Je pose ma question suivante en anglais, parce-que je crois que votre nom veut dire "the Englishman." My question is, you appear to be mixing thumb-under p-i alternation for some fast tuns, but also m-i. I am struggling with thumb-under. What is your opinion?
Thanks! I tend to mix the technique indeed. I find it easier to play the fast runs with thumb under, p-i alteration; but when there is a bass line under the fast run, I tend to use m-i alteration instead. I think this is a good compromise for me...