"Flow my teares" by John Dowland
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- "Flow my teares" was written by John Dowland (1563-1626) and is found in "The Second Booke of Songs," published in 1600. It is based upon his "Lachrimae" pavane, originally composed for solo lute. Dowland later made seven variations on it for lute and viol consort, in his "Lachrimae, or Seaven Teares," published in 1604. The work, in all its iterations, was immensely popular in its own time and that popularity continues into the present day.
BEDLAM is:
Kayleen Sánchez, soprano
Laudon Schuett, lute
Audio, video, editing, and production by Paul Sánchez
Visit our new website: www.bedlamearl...
WOW! … Elegance, an exquisite balance between voice and lute, and foremost, a deep emotional connection to the music. Thank you for reminding me why you two are at the top of my early music list. I’m literally in tears.
Thank you so much! That really makes our day to hear that : )
And they’re back!
: )
Wow, Kayleen! Many beautiful surprises in your execution of this. If only I could hear this for the first time all over again.
Laudon, wonderfully balanced ornamentation. Fits like a glove. I'm always impressed by the tapestry you weave with just 6 courses.
And Paul, thank you for the subtitles! The attention to detail in your production is fantastic.
Thank you so very much, that is incredibly kind of you to say! : )
Thank you so much! I loved helping to make this video 😊
"Flow my teares" was written by John Dowland (1563-1626) and is found in "The Second Booke of Songs," published in 1600. It is based upon his "Lachrimae" pavane, originally composed for solo lute. Dowland later made seven variations on it for lute and viol consort, in his "Lachrimae, or Seaven Teares," published in 1604. The work, in all its iterations, was immensely popular in its own time and that popularity continues into the present day.
BEDLAM is:
Kayleen Sánchez, soprano
Laudon Schuett, lute
Audio, video, editing, and production by Paul Sánchez
Visit our new website: www.bedlamearlymusic.com
Beautiful!!! Thank you so much and great to see and hear you again. Your music is always such a joy and pleasure for me👏🥰
Thank you so much!!
I think this is my favorite rendition of this beautiful piece. Wow.
Thank you, that means a lot!
Wonderful! Music connecting peoples!
Thank you!
Great sound and video! Beautiful performances!
Thank you so much!
What a great surprise to get this notification and listen this morning. You are simply amazing...love ewe!
Hopefully we can do it for you live sometime : ) -Laudon
Love this Laudon, so beautiful!
Thank you so much, Chuck : )
Welcome back, Bedlam--and what a piece to return with!
Thank you!
Beautifully done!
Thank you!
I remember hearing this the first time in my music therory class in collage and the proff asked a girl (who hadnt been paying attention) if this was a happy song or a sad song and she said it was a happy song *face palm*
Oh wow lol They must have been on another planet....
Great 👏👏👏👏
Thank you!
Lovely performance you two (:
Thank you!
Nice and moody. Had not seen Bedlam in a while. I play a version of this in Gm. Need a singer.
It is wonderful working with singers! : )
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Давно не видел ваших музыкальных видео! Наконец-то! Прекрасное исполнение Kayleen! Ты не просто спела а и артистично сыграла песню! Лютня как всегда замечательно! Люблю средневековую европейскую музыку и музыку стиля барокко. Привет из России! Часто смотрю ваши видео. Пожалуй подпишусь на ваш канал.
Very glad that you enjoyed the video! We hoping to post some more soon : )
Nice. Dark lyrics for sure. I have wondered if Dowland suffered from serious depression. Any plans for "Awake Sweet Love"?
Maybe he suffered depression, but he wrote beautiful pieces of music
He certainly had his low points but also wrote happier music. We have "Awake, Sweet Love" on the list : )
He sure did! : )