12. You Can Play This! | Preambel - Hans Neusidler (1536)

[@sarahshepley7346]

Thanks Liz for this beautiful piece, your superb explanation of the (almost) inexplicable, & your lovely recognition of Stewart's work.❤

[@luteweb]

Thanks so much for your kind support as always Sarah! 💕

[@ericphillips7057]

This is definitely my favorite video of yours so far, not only for the beautiful playing and great musical education, but especially for your dry humor. Love it!

[@luteweb]

Thank you Eric and thanks so much for watching and for supporting luteweb! 💕

[@johnstickney7042]

Beautiful sound and interpretation of this strange tablature. Love your sense of humor!

[@luteweb]

Thanks so much for watching John! 💕

[@renzotonolo8053]

Thank you..... Liz... for your wonderfully skilled performance. 🙏🙇🏻

[@luteweb]

Thank you for watching Renzo as always, your support for luteweb is very much appreciated! 💕

[@renzotonolo8053]

@@luteweb 🙏🙇🏻

[@francisjd]

While they did not have a terribly efficient idea about notation, it's quite pretty music. Loved your dry humour 😆

[@luteweb]

Thank you for watching Francis and for supporting luteweb! 💕

[@guysavoy626]

Beautiful as always Liz. Nice background history too (not so painful :-)

[@luteweb]

Thanks Guy! 💕

[@tedder1955]

LOL... I did a transcription of a Josquin intabulation by Hans Gerle . I wish I had had your explanation then ... :) Beautiful as always.

[@luteweb]

Thank you so much for your kind words Ted! I'd love to hear your Gerle transcription at some point! 💕

[@helendecruz1947]

[on the three most important German lute composers in the Renaissance era, Hans Neusidler, Hans Judenkuning, and Hans Gerle] "the fact that they are all called Hans is a little disconcerting, but I shall ignore this and attempt to move on"

[@mikaelk2009]

hilarious description of German tab 🤣.

[@luteweb]

Thank you so much Mikael! 💕

[@mikaelk2009]

@@luteweb sounds nice on the A lute - great advice on the final three bars, silence is an old friend.

[@luteweb]

@@mikaelk2009 Thanks for sharing this Mikael. Silence certainly is a friend! 💕

[@robertharrison9490]

Liz i had hair before you started to explain lol

[@luteweb]

🤣 Thanks so much for watching Robert! My brain is still frazzled from the thought of this German form of musical notation! Sheeeeesh!

[@johnmathias9892]

Will have a bash on my guitar G string down a semitone and capo on 3rd fret and away I go!

[@luteweb]

Sounds great! Let me know how you get on! 💕

[@AbdoulayeDiop-od9tn]

Hello m'y familly