Frans Brüggen remains the immortal master of the recorder and the musical inspiration of an entire generation of amateur and professional musicians ... I was granted the honour of singing Mozart´s Requiem under his baton with the Orchestra of the 18th Century in Perugia, Italy in the summer of 2009, only 5 years before his death in 2014 ... I was mesmerized by the vigorous musicianship of my youth´s idol, even at a time when he was supported by one of his own children while going up and down the conductor´s stand ... May he rest in peace and may his memory and musical heritage last forever!
No outwardness, no superficiality, no show. Just music. Nowadays rare. His capability to play long phrases is exceptional and never tensed. One of the greatest musicians ever.....
@@acyutanandadas1326 playing permanently is against music, at least with regard to the flute and recorder. you have to breathe to play right, because the composer's intention was to play this music on an instrument where you need to breathe but you just have to understand the music.
Love how he puts all into the music. So many recorder players bob and weave about like drunken boxers it makes you seasick to watch them and distracts from the beautiful music. But he enhances the beautiful music.
I was so very fortunate to have been introduced to Bruggen's playing in some of the little churches in Amsterdam, when I lived there in the seventies. I played his records endlessly, in my tiny bedsitter, especially loving his 'Art of the Recorder'. Bruggen and Gustav Leonhardt playing together, will always represent perfection in music to my mind.
In my opinion, the best recorder player who has ever lived. Not necessarily just on this recording, but with everything he has played. The recorder was invented for Frans Bruggen.
@@Clanshort As they say if I had a dollar for all the people that had been called the new bruggen I would be a millionaire by now, some of them are even in their sixties (!). All great players, all different individuals. No need to find a new bruggen, just enjoy them for what they are.
I heard him play in the 70s in Amsterdam accompanied by a harpsichord. I was blown away. I decided as a self taught recorder player I was never going to hit the big time so recorder became just a pleasant little hobby to play some nice tunes. I still enjoy playing.
I heard Bruggen play the recorder in Japan about 45 years ago. He was a large man and played wonderfully with his back arched. I have wonderful memories of him.
Just all that it is playing this instrument, tempo in the right place, really virtuous choice of not too fast not too slow. The end of phrases, the articulation, I'll guess all single tonguing, which is the most charming. Thinking this days a lot about Frans and all the icebreakers from his time, Morgan, Bruce Haynes, Harnoncourt.
I heard Bruggen play this concerto in the early eighties in Boston's Jordan Hall with Tafelmusik orchestra and Jean Lamon. I had a front row seat and it was one of the most amazing experiences of my life. I marvel at his mastery of the instrument; the variety tonal properties he can coax from it, his phrasing and such clarity of articulation! He is also fascinating to watch as a performer. Incidentally I believe this Morgan 3rd flute in a went to Ricardo Kanji. I am so glad to have seen this video. thank you for posting!
We were lucky enough to hear Bruggen and the wonderful Tafelmusik orchestra and Jean Lamon in an old church on Bloor St in Toronto. My sister in law is a recorder fan and insisted I go that night, one I will never forget. 🇨🇦
Bravo bravissimo I had the honour of meeting frans bruggen and playing for him on recoreder the first movement of the C major concerto by vivaldi.he praised my playing highly and gave me some tips.i always held him in the highest esteem and still do.as a recorder player for over 40 years i still emulate his mastery and beauty in performances or just playing chamber music with colleagues.
I know what Rainer means. It's so nice to see a recorder player playing with quiet dignity - no swaying, no waggling the instrument, no "eating the recorder," Instead, concentration on beautiful sound.
What a lovely instrument for this piece. and what a great find. As a performer, as my teacher, and a human being this man was a continuing influence throughout my life. He lives on and when I listen to this I realize that with so many virtuosi around, none of them have that incredible beauty, intelligence and absolute control of all intentions in sound and interpretation. And a great explanation, Skip!!
La flûte à bec, instrument à ne pas mépriser comme source de résilience pour un très modeste instrumentiste amateur comme moi puisque on peut effleurer le répertoire de JS Bach en partition originale ou en transcription et se réconforter tout seul.C'est Franz Bruggen , chez Telefunken ou Seon , il y a 40 ans maintenant , qui m'a bien sûr inspiré .
Un orchestre d'accompagnement très stylé et un soliste que j'admire infiniment puisque c'est par lui que j'ai pu accéder à la pratique instrumentale même infiniment modeste comme fut la mienne ...et merci au festival d'Arras des seventies qui m'ouvrit au monde de la musique ancienne.
Wow, have long been a fan of Frans Bruggen and have only just discovered this. It is wonderul, lively and beautiful. Those who think of classical music as stuffy and conservative should look up the life of Frans Bruggen - he once took part in a demo against the Amsterdam Concertgebouw for its inward, conservative approach to music. And of course he was one of those leading pioneers of period instruments and more authentic performances of baroque and classical styles.
Letter of Frans to Fred Morgan “…..The fourth flute that I need, rather than a c2 flute, because it has more 8 foot in it which I need for my reconstruction of BWV 169 an 49 …..and BWV 1053 (the E major harpsichord concerto) back into the recorder concerto it once was (the last entirely my speculation). How, all my notes are only on it if I play at 392 in B flat major on a 4th flute as if with a treble, and the 415 strings in D major…”
Thank you - I was wondering which original pieces had been adapted. Wonderful! Do you happen to know if a score was ever made available? (Of course, one would have to own a pretty specialized intstrument...)
Virtuose hors pair de la flûte à bec, Franz Brüggen nous donne là l'exemple époustouflant d'une exécution pleine de vie, de fougue de fraîcheur sonore mais aussi de charme discret de profondeur envoûtante (rejoignant ainsi, oh! grâce suprême...le chant naturel des oiseaux... rare ceux qui peuvent atteindre cet ordre naturel!) l'orchestre avec un tel meneur n'a plus qu'à se laisser conduire pour donner le meilleur de lui-même et c'est parfait quand on joue Jean-Sébastien!
Een vreugdevolle fluit voor ons mooi stadsorganist in de morgen die goed begrip voor Bach Buxthehude heeft en zo mooi op het orgel kan spelen en net als Bach een toegangelijk man
Souvent on dit qu il faut d un beau instrument pour faire de la musique et bien la encore on se trompe une simple flûte une simple flûte et une certaine virtuosité pour que les cartes soit rabattu la vie est faite d incertitude la encore on ce trompe magnifique bien sur ❤❤❤
I like the way he seems like almost a school boy playing the recorder :-) no big movements with his body swinging and his fingers moving only slightly. Just simply standing reading notes and beautiful music flowing out
Thank you, Ab, and Skip! I remember a concert of Bruggens in Berkeley, California. I came with some knowledge of his being something of a technical innovator, but was completely enchanted by his realization of the music. This recording recalls that evening.
Sin duda es uno de los grandes del instrumento. Tal vez la orquesta debiera más bien adoptar la exquisita manera con la que toca en la actualidad el Barroco...
I never heard this execution before. Another pure jewel of Frans Bruggen and the 18th Century Orchestra: you can physically perceive they are all enjoying playing together...Is this concerto recorded in any CD?
Sayuri Yamagata on violin in the back row joined in 1985 and is concert master in the 2020 performance with Lucie Horsch th-cam.com/video/Eat8fojgM4U/w-d-xo.html
C'est une flûte du quatre en 392, donc si on rapporte en 440, ça fait la bémol... Pas le modèle le plus facile à trouver :-) Sebastien MEYER a ça à son catalogue (soprano en la en 415) ; celle qu'utilise Brüggen est de Fred Morgan, excusez du peu.
É muito interessante a técnica de Frans Brüggen. Mesmo em partes mais rápidas o movimento dos dedos dele é suave, não percussivo, de modo que ouvimos as notas musicais de forma limpa, cristalina. Ademais, ele mantém os dedos 1 a 3 da mão esquerda e 1 a 4 da direita quase colados ao instrumento; isso é contra-intuitivo, pois sempre pensamos em mantê-los um pouco afastados, de modo que o "ataque" à notas seja brilhante. Em vez disso, Frans prefere a execução menos impactante, porém mais musical, mais melódica. Outra diferença notável entre a técnica de Frans e as de outros flautistas é que o dedo 0 da mão esquerda (o polegar) é, com freqüência, afastado do instrumento, o que também é contra-intuitivo, já que a tendência natural é mantê-lo junto do corpo da flauta, visando a execução das notas agudas. Por fim devemos a Frans Brüggen a re-significação e revalorização da flauta doce, a qual, apesar de ter sido novamente popularizada no século XX, tem sido rotulada como "instrumento limitado", "para iniciação musical", "de entrada", quando não um mero brinquedo. Há poucos dias ouvi uma musicista (que começou tocando flauta doce) afirmar que, em certo momento, o "sonzinho da flauta doce" não mais a satisfazia e por isso ela mudou para o clarinete. Respeito a escolha dela, mas discordo da forma como ela se referiu ao instrumento em que começou a tocar. Cada instrumento tem a sua tessitura, qualidades, limitações. Depois da morte de Frans temos Sebastian Marq, francês, Ricardo Kanji, brasileiro, que foi discípulo de Brüggen; Kanji também valoriza a música antiga e barroca, procurando executá-las com instrumentos de época (originais ou réplicas).
Merci beaucoup pour votre analyse pertinente, la flûte à bec n'est pas un instrument "limité", il demande beaucoup rigueur et d'investissement dans son étude. Écouter de la flûte à bec c'est faire un merveilleux voyage dans le temps.
Frans Brüggen remains the immortal master of the recorder and the musical inspiration of an entire generation of amateur and professional musicians ... I was granted the honour of singing Mozart´s Requiem under his baton with the Orchestra of the 18th Century in Perugia, Italy in the summer of 2009, only 5 years before his death in 2014 ... I was mesmerized by the vigorous musicianship of my youth´s idol, even at a time when he was supported by one of his own children while going up and down the conductor´s stand ... May he rest in peace and may his memory and musical heritage last forever!
A genius!
Na zoveel jaren nog altijd genieten van deze prachtige muziek en het weergaloze spel van Frans Brüggen en zijn fantastische orkest!
No outwardness, no superficiality, no show. Just music. Nowadays rare. His capability to play long phrases is exceptional and never tensed. One of the greatest musicians ever.....
Right! I saw the circular breathing
it cannot be said that he played "nice", which is now an indicator of good play, but his playing sticks you into the armchair.
@@acyutanandadas1326 playing permanently is against music, at least with regard to the flute and recorder. you have to breathe to play right, because the composer's intention was to play this music on an instrument where you need to breathe but you just have to understand the music.
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Frans in the legend.
Love how he puts all into the music.
So many recorder players bob and weave about like drunken boxers it makes you seasick to watch them and distracts from the beautiful music.
But he enhances the beautiful music.
I was so very fortunate to have been introduced to Bruggen's playing in some of the little churches in Amsterdam, when I lived there in the seventies. I played his records endlessly, in my tiny bedsitter, especially loving his 'Art of the Recorder'. Bruggen and Gustav Leonhardt playing together, will always represent perfection in music to my mind.
Mijn God om te janken zo mooi...
Grote integere pionier en eeuwig muzikant.
Everything he does is done with so much clarity and intention. A very well grounded interpretation that doesn't leave any open questions!
In my opinion, the best recorder player who has ever lived. Not necessarily just on this recording, but with everything he has played. The recorder was invented for Frans Bruggen.
Finally we now know his successor: Christiaan Blom, still only 12 y/o.
@@Clanshort As they say if I had a dollar for all the people that had been called the new bruggen I would be a millionaire by now, some of them are even in their sixties (!). All great players, all different individuals. No need to find a new bruggen, just enjoy them for what they are.
Frans Bruggen in History
The best music never dies...
I heard him play in the 70s in Amsterdam accompanied by a harpsichord. I was blown away. I decided as a self taught recorder player I was never going to hit the big time so recorder became just a pleasant little hobby to play some nice tunes. I still enjoy playing.
I heard Bruggen play the recorder in Japan about 45 years ago. He was a large man and played wonderfully with his back arched. I have wonderful memories of him.
No buy
No show! Just pure wonderful beautiful music! GREAT INTERPRETATION.
The Great Recorder Master himself! He is a legend.
Just all that it is playing this instrument, tempo in the right place, really virtuous choice of not too fast not too slow. The end of phrases, the articulation, I'll guess all single tonguing, which is the most charming. Thinking this days a lot about Frans and all the icebreakers from his time, Morgan, Bruce Haynes, Harnoncourt.
Grande flautista Frans Bruggen!!
O melhor. ❤️
@@davidcampelo
גד
Así es
Es un placer escuchar a este gran maestro Gracias.
The tone of this recorder is amazingly beautiful, and so too the superb playing.
Frans Brüggen- is a consummate musician. Thank you.🙏🙏👍👌
I heard Bruggen play this concerto in the early eighties in Boston's Jordan Hall with Tafelmusik orchestra and Jean Lamon. I had a front row seat and it was one of the most amazing experiences of my life. I marvel at his mastery of the instrument; the variety tonal properties he can coax from it, his phrasing and such clarity of articulation! He is also fascinating to watch as a performer. Incidentally I believe this Morgan 3rd flute in a went to Ricardo Kanji. I am so glad to have seen this video. thank you for posting!
It is amazing that he retained the same playing posture throughout his life. His hanging foot never moves and I find that incredible.
We were lucky enough to hear Bruggen and the wonderful Tafelmusik orchestra and Jean Lamon in an old church on Bloor St in Toronto. My sister in law is a recorder fan and insisted I go that night, one I will never forget. 🇨🇦
zo'n verdiend applaus!!!!!
Bravo bravissimo
I had the honour of meeting frans bruggen and playing for him on recoreder the first movement of the C major concerto by vivaldi.he praised my playing highly and gave me some tips.i always held him in the highest esteem and still do.as a recorder player for over 40 years i still emulate his mastery and beauty in performances or just playing chamber music with colleagues.
It starts at 0:47
Absolutely beautiful ❤️
The flute sounds beautiful as well
I know what Rainer means. It's so nice to see a recorder player playing with quiet dignity - no swaying, no waggling the instrument, no "eating the recorder," Instead, concentration on beautiful sound.
What a wonderful recorder !!
What a lovely instrument for this piece. and what a great find. As a performer, as my teacher, and a human being this man was a continuing influence throughout my life. He lives on and when I listen to this I realize that with so many virtuosi around, none of them have that incredible beauty, intelligence and absolute control of all intentions in sound and interpretation. And a great explanation, Skip!!
La flûte à bec, instrument à ne pas mépriser comme source de résilience pour un très modeste instrumentiste amateur comme moi puisque on peut effleurer le répertoire de JS Bach en partition originale ou en transcription et se réconforter tout seul.C'est Franz Bruggen , chez Telefunken ou Seon , il y a 40 ans maintenant , qui m'a bien sûr inspiré .
Dank voor deze prachtige herinnering. Ontroerend.
Un orchestre d'accompagnement très stylé et un soliste que j'admire infiniment puisque c'est par lui que j'ai pu accéder à la pratique instrumentale même infiniment modeste comme fut la mienne ...et merci au festival d'Arras des seventies qui m'ouvrit au monde de la musique ancienne.
I want this played at my funeral
It's a really remarkable instrument. I can't believe how strong and focussed it is.
hou van het geluid van een houten fluit. zo mooi!!!!
Quelle merveille ce concerto et quelle interprétation sublime RIP franz
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What a wonderful music and interpretation. I have been so lucky to have listened to Bruggen several times in Italy.
thank you for sharing this meraviglia
Genio meraviglioso, bravissimi tutti. Magnifici.
Wonderfulness of his performance is off the charts, and can't be ovetstated
Those were the days!
Wow, have long been a fan of Frans Bruggen and have only just discovered this. It is wonderul, lively and beautiful. Those who think of classical music as stuffy and conservative should look up the life of Frans Bruggen - he once took part in a demo against the Amsterdam Concertgebouw for its inward, conservative approach to music. And of course he was one of those leading pioneers of period instruments and more authentic performances of baroque and classical styles.
Bruggen is unsurpassed. There have been many many great players, but none that gives more pleasure than FB....
This is sooo beautifully played, I love it soo much especially the recorder- it's very pleasing to the ear.
Immense Frans Brüggen, je m'incline face à cet homme.
Letter of Frans to Fred Morgan
“…..The fourth flute that I need, rather than a c2 flute, because it has more 8 foot in it which I need for my reconstruction of BWV 169 an 49 …..and BWV 1053 (the E major harpsichord concerto) back into the recorder concerto it once was (the last entirely my speculation). How, all my notes are only on it if I play at 392 in B flat major on a 4th flute as if with a treble, and the 415 strings in D major…”
Thank you for this comment!
Thank you - I was wondering which original pieces had been adapted. Wonderful! Do you happen to know if a score was ever made available? (Of course, one would have to own a pretty specialized intstrument...)
Where did you read this letter...I would like to read more of his,wish there were recording of his teachings..
Wat een prachtig concert! Ik ben stomverbaasd. Zeldzaam mooi gespeeld op een ongewoon mooie blokfluit. Ik denk dat Bach zijn goedkeuring zou geven.
Just wauw for ever!
Speechless
Virtuose hors pair de la flûte à bec, Franz Brüggen nous donne là l'exemple époustouflant d'une exécution pleine de vie, de fougue de fraîcheur sonore mais aussi de charme discret de profondeur envoûtante (rejoignant ainsi, oh! grâce suprême...le chant naturel des oiseaux... rare ceux qui peuvent atteindre cet ordre naturel!) l'orchestre avec un tel meneur n'a plus qu'à se laisser conduire pour donner le meilleur de lui-même et c'est parfait quand on joue Jean-Sébastien!
Een vreugdevolle fluit voor ons mooi stadsorganist in de morgen die goed begrip voor Bach Buxthehude heeft en zo mooi op het orgel kan spelen en net als Bach een toegangelijk man
Awesome! Greta Brüggen. Bravi tutti 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍
O melhor flautista ❤️
What a treat to see a legend! And playing Bach! The recorder can hold it's own. Nice camera work in the 2nd movement.
Так красиво. И музыка и исполнение. Мой любимый исполнитель
Raymond Holt was absolutely correct, this music is exquisite.
Souvent on dit qu il faut d un beau instrument pour faire de la musique et bien la encore on se trompe une simple flûte une simple flûte et une certaine virtuosité pour que les cartes soit rabattu la vie est faite d incertitude la encore on ce trompe magnifique bien sur ❤❤❤
La sua Magia viene fuori nelle note tenute.....ti porta in cielo
Que maravilla ! Gracias! 😍🙏
Brillant!🌟💫🌟💫🌟💫🌟
EXCELENCIA AL MAXIMO GRADO
I like the way he seems like almost a school boy playing the recorder :-) no big movements with his body swinging and his fingers moving only slightly. Just simply standing reading notes and beautiful music flowing out
So beautiful 😍 me from Argentina 🇦🇷
Thank you, Ab, and Skip! I remember a concert of Bruggens in Berkeley, California. I came with some knowledge of his being something of a technical innovator, but was completely enchanted by his realization of the music. This recording recalls that evening.
Unforgettable!
Magical slow part!
Hermoso concierto Gracias
Bravo 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Sencillamente Maravilloso!
Это прекрасно! Исролнение достойно этой музыки!
Very Wonderful 🎉
amazing!! Where can I find this score to the sopran recorder?
Er ist und bleibt der Größte...
Eine Blockflötenspieler von einem anderen Planeten!
Concerto for oboe d'amore in D major, BWV 1053
Grazie. Ma l'originale era per clavicembalo, no? ;-)
@@quijotei yes, for harpsichord in e major, BWV 1053
penso ha scritto tutti e due, clavicembalo di sicuro e comunque lo preferisco. Ma che tonalità è questa? non mi piace molto, sono sincero.
@@adrianodasilvatrarbach771 no l'origina é perso. abbiamo un manoscritto per cembalo ma sappiamo che erano riarrangiamenti ossia riduzione .
Sin duda es uno de los grandes del instrumento. Tal vez la orquesta debiera más bien adoptar la exquisita manera con la que toca en la actualidad el Barroco...
beautiful!
何と音楽が心に染みわたるのか！
Molti sono i virtuosi ma pochi coloro che sanno trasmettere l'anima del compositore..Bruggen era uno di questi...
I never heard this execution before. Another pure jewel of Frans Bruggen and the 18th Century Orchestra: you can physically perceive they are all enjoying playing together...Is this concerto recorded in any CD?
No. I would be interested to support issue of some 18th Century Orchestra concerts never published in CD
SUPER!!!!!!
Weirdest embouchure ever and puffed cheeks, yet one of the greatest recorder players to have lived.
When I play a singing line (solistic line) I also puff my cheeks. Automatically. I never had a lesson, let alone from Frans. It just works.
Wonderful
Anybody can help me - what is the BMW number of this wonderful piece?
BWV 1053-BWV-1053R
BWV-1053-BWV-1053R
You mean BWV number.
BMW numbers came well after the Second World War.
@@ww0yrr 😅
The harpsichordist is shown only briefly. Anyone recognize him?
That moustache... is it Jacques Ogg...?
The Best !
Did he make a recording of this piece?
Is this a concerto recorder
yes I came here because of Brooklyn Nine-Nine - don't regret it one second ;)
The One, The Only FB
gracias excelente
Superb
Bravissimo.
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Het ist niet blokfluit conerto.Dat ist Oboe concerto
Juist
🌟✨🌟✨🎻🎶👏👏👏👏
Bach goes to town with his recorder
Love wind instruments including much underused whistling.
Bello.
Che concerto BWV è?
BWV 1053
Ciao Ivan, è un concerto in fa maggiore per oboe e orchestra. Che esecuzione magnificente...
@@valeriofebbroni3261 ma la tonalità non è FA o sbaglio?
@@andreainzaghi7373 non sbagli! credo sia Re maggiore, ovviamente con La a 415 Hz
Ma senti come lo fa 'cantare' quel flauto ...solo lui
super
And in what year did the concert take place? 1985?
So early? I thought it was latter, like 1990...someone?
Sayuri Yamagata on violin in the back row joined in 1985 and is concert master in the 2020 performance with Lucie Horsch th-cam.com/video/Eat8fojgM4U/w-d-xo.html
Can anyone tell me what model of recorder this is ? Its not an alto, neither a sopran... A hybrid ?
C'est une flûte du quatre en 392, donc si on rapporte en 440, ça fait la bémol... Pas le modèle le plus facile à trouver :-) Sebastien MEYER a ça à son catalogue (soprano en la en 415) ; celle qu'utilise Brüggen est de Fred Morgan, excusez du peu.
É muito interessante a técnica de Frans Brüggen. Mesmo em partes mais rápidas o movimento dos dedos dele é suave, não percussivo, de modo que ouvimos as notas musicais de forma limpa, cristalina. Ademais, ele mantém os dedos 1 a 3 da mão esquerda e 1 a 4 da direita quase colados ao instrumento; isso é contra-intuitivo, pois sempre pensamos em mantê-los um pouco afastados, de modo que o "ataque" à notas seja brilhante. Em vez disso, Frans prefere a execução menos impactante, porém mais musical, mais melódica. Outra diferença notável entre a técnica de Frans e as de outros flautistas é que o dedo 0 da mão esquerda (o polegar) é, com freqüência, afastado do instrumento, o que também é contra-intuitivo, já que a tendência natural é mantê-lo junto do corpo da flauta, visando a execução das notas agudas.
Por fim devemos a Frans Brüggen a re-significação e revalorização da flauta doce, a qual, apesar de ter sido novamente popularizada no século XX, tem sido rotulada como "instrumento limitado", "para iniciação musical", "de entrada", quando não um mero brinquedo. Há poucos dias ouvi uma musicista (que começou tocando flauta doce) afirmar que, em certo momento, o "sonzinho da flauta doce" não mais a satisfazia e por isso ela mudou para o clarinete. Respeito a escolha dela, mas discordo da forma como ela se referiu ao instrumento em que começou a tocar. Cada instrumento tem a sua tessitura, qualidades, limitações.
Depois da morte de Frans temos Sebastian Marq, francês, Ricardo Kanji, brasileiro, que foi discípulo de Brüggen; Kanji também valoriza a música antiga e barroca, procurando executá-las com instrumentos de época (originais ou réplicas).
Merci beaucoup pour votre analyse pertinente, la flûte à bec n'est pas un instrument "limité", il demande beaucoup rigueur et d'investissement dans son étude. Écouter de la flûte à bec c'est faire un merveilleux voyage dans le temps.
Is er nog iets nieuws gebracht op blokfluit na Bruggen? iedereen blijft in de schaduw van deze grootmeester.
Lucie? th-cam.com/video/Eat8fojgM4U/w-d-xo.html
@@mariuscoomans8163 I love Lucie. Haar vaste tempo is minstens zo goed als Brüggen.
Hermoso
@FernandezViolons !