I’ve been quite absorbed by William Cranford’s Fantasy a4 from two days ago. Summary of current online information as follows: William Cranford (late 16c to 1650/75; fl.1620-1640). Lay … more →
A Viola da Gamba weblogrodbyatt wrote 3 hours ago: I’ve been quite absorbed by William Cranford’s Fantasy a4 from two days ago. Summary of … more →
Chuck Grantham wrote 1 week ago: Written by the last great viola da gamba composer, Carl Freidrich Abel. Here the piece is performed … more →
rodbyatt wrote 2 months ago: In a Musicology lecture last week, I had recourse to a primary source document recounting Lord Dudle … more →
alarob wrote 2 months ago: Following on last Saturday’s videos, here are some Haydn trios for the baryton, viola, and cello. Th … more →
alarob wrote 2 months ago: Today’s music videos are demonstrations of two uncommon variants on the viol. The baryton is a large … more →
nathanbontrager wrote 2 months ago: You can now find a recording I made of the first of J.S. Bach’s Sonatas for Viola da Gamba and … more →
alarob wrote 3 months ago: I haven’t posted any music videos in a while, so here’s an entire baroque concert. It’s the baroque … more →
rodbyatt wrote 4 months ago: Granted it’s often difficult enough to get a half-dozen players together at any one time, but … more →
rodbyatt wrote 4 months ago: An extremely enjoyable session this past weekend involving a consort of six players. I am probably a … more →
rodbyatt wrote 5 months ago: Jenkins: all in a garden green. Rose Consort of Viols. Naxos, Early Music ser. 8550687, 1993. This b … more →
rodbyatt wrote 5 months ago: Giovanni Paolo Cima, Sonata a 2 per Viole e Violone. CD 1, track 11. Following Psaume III (no.121). … more →
rodbyatt wrote 5 months ago: Winter Season 2009, “Baroque Masterpieces” Conductor, Antony Walker; Director, Patrick N … more →
rodbyatt wrote 5 months ago: For the sake of completeness, I mention the playlist of the voices (sopranos, mezzos and tenors) and … more →
rodbyatt wrote 5 months ago: An afternoon’s reading through a variety of works, grounded normally in the 16th century reper … more →
rodbyatt wrote 5 months ago: I checked Monday’s Sydney Morning Herald for a review of opening night. I had to settle instea … more →
rodbyatt wrote 6 months ago: Purcell, Dido & Aeneas. Guillemette Laurens, Jill Feldman, Philippe Cantor. Les Arts florissants … more →
crossproduct wrote 6 months ago: Details Label: Zig Zag Territoires Year: 2007 Quality: 220 (VBR) Kbps (stereo) Try: Megaupload or Ra … more →
alarob wrote 6 months ago: I’m in awe of this concert by Jordi Savall in Italy. The music is French, including something by Mar … more →
rodbyatt wrote 6 months ago: Have reacquainted myself today with no.63 from Book II (1701) via alarob’s link to Les Voix Hu … more →