02:05

Merry Christmas 2024! Blessed be that Maid Mairie.

02:37

A PAIR OF PREAMBLES - Neusidler

03:02

The other one! (Apologies for falling off the top string at a critical moment!)

02:07

Ricercar Mode 1 by Dal'Aquilla - or Anon - who copied whom? Who cares - it's a great piece :-)

02:15

Two tiny recercars by Joanambrosio Dalza - just for fun

00:52

for St Cecilia, 22 November 2024

02:53

Spinning Spinacino - Recercare (Petruccci 1507a, ff. 39v-40v

01:40

Joanambrosio Dalza - Recercar 7

02:18

Recerchare (- by??) Why you should never add your own storyline to a ricercar!

01:46

F da Milano - Ricercar (74??)

02:09

Ricercar from Siena Lute Book, ed. Martin Shepherd

01:37

Francesco da Milano - Fantasia 7 played on renaissance lute

02:03

melodic thumb work using this famous little ricercar 33 by Marco Dall'Acquilla

03:04

#5/5 Two's a company. Neusidler Premabel 3 and Zucht ehr und lob (Hofhaimer)

02:52

#4 of 5: Two's a company: Preambel & Zart schone Fraw (Neusiedler)

02:26

#3 Two's a company: Newsidler - Preambel 2 and Nie noch nimmer

02:13

Two's a company #2: Ein gut Preambel and O Weiblich Art - Newsidler/ Isaac

02:37

Two's a company #1: Preamble 5 and Jett Scheiden (Newsidler)

02:11

Joanambrosio Dalza - Recercar 6 - sultry then carefree

01:59

Marco dall'Aquilla - Ricercar 19 - Herwarth lute ms (1570) f.22b - renaissance lute

01:57

Francesco Spinacino Recercare #64 in the Lute Soc book of 158....

01:25

Recercata Bella, renaissance lute - a restrained interpretation :-) - Sienna Lute Book, unattributed

03:04

Two short praeludiums by Phalese

02:52

Tastar de corde and Ricercar by Joanambrosio Dalza (from Lute Society book of 158 ...)

02:40

Ha traite amours (Stockhem/Newsidler - possibly by Compere Loyset?) edited Martin Shepherd

02:46

La Dame de beaulte 700......

02:12

Recerchar di Benedictus (#115 from Lute Society book of 158)

02:15

J'attends secours (encore une fois!) - any excuse to play this gorgeous little piece :-)

04:43

Ein Seer Guter Preambel - one of Neusidler's greatest hits

02:03

A wistful Francesco - 35 Ricercar

02:19

Spinacino feels the heavy, heavy heat.......

01:30

The famous Recercar 33 by Marco Dall'Aquilla (another of my barometer pieces)

02:38

My Dowland barometer- What if a day....

16:30

Dupre - Sonata for Cello and Organ

01:40

Recercar by Marco Dall'Aquila

08:35

WIDOR: Symphonie 5 for Organ: Cantabile (Rupert -cello; TBW - organ)

02:28

Vicenzo Capirola: Recerchar 11

03:45

Sebring Red Jaguar XJ6 Series III driving (UK)

02:01

Dame de Beaulte - Neusidler (original song - Clement Morel?)

01:38

Francesco da Milano Ness 91 (probably too slow, but hey ho, it's a Sunday......)

02:31

Spinacino Saturday - Recercare (Petrucci 1507)

02:30

Bonus Dance: Dalza Calata ala Spagnola (the one in a minor key!) with authentic renaissance fade-out

05:35

Driving a 1986 Jaguar XJ6 4.2 Sovereign Series 3

02:53

Easy dances for learners #7 (finale): Ballo Polacho (26) & Ballet (55)

02:13

Easy dances for learners #6: Balletto (29) & Spagnoletta (65)

02:10

Easy dances for learners #5: Galliarda (27) & Die Alte Schwiger - Nachdantz (28)

01:36

Easy dances for learners #4: Balletto (17) & Hoffdantz Pfaltsgraff Friderichs (16)

01:50

Easy dance for learners #3: Branle de Poictou (14) & Gott behut dich herchen (15)

02:04

Easy dances for learners #2: Ballet (9) and Spagnoletta (12) from the Lute Society book of 70...

02:27

Easy dances for learners #1: Schaffer Dantz & Ballet Albo

03:30

Mille Regretz - Josquin/Newsidler

02:03

Dall'Aquilla - Ricercar (GREAT for legato practice)

03:57

Ein seer guter Organistischer Preambel by Newsidler (one of my test pieces to assess progress)

03:26

Praeludium (Phalese) and Prelude (Attaignant)

01:17

Very short Recercare by Dalza

01:08

New frets! Hurrah.........

02:25

Advent Lute Finale: Blessed be that Maid Mairie (Ballet lute book, 16th c.)

01:03

Advent Lute #21 - a sweet little Balletto

02:48

Advent Lute #20: Marco dall'Aquila - Ricercar 31 - for quiet reflection

02:05

Advent Lute #19: Ricercar Anon (Siena) ed Shepherd - the joys of Christmas?