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Sébastien Le Camus (ca. 1610 - ca. 1677) Amour, cruel Amour, laisse finir mes larmes (1678, p. 9) Ensemble Tañer de Gala Florencia Menconi, mezzosopran Guilherme Barroso, theorbo Production from Mvsica Cordis Konzertreihe Egerkingen - www.musicacordis.ch Recorded in Kirche St. Martin Egerkingen 2023 Manuel Maio Productions

Sébastien Le Camus (ca. 1610 - ca. 1677) Que ma Bergere est belle! (1678, p. 40) Ensemble Tañer de Gala Florencia Menconi, mezzosopran Johanna Bartz, Traverso Guilherme Barroso, theorbo Production from Mvsica Cordis Konzertreihe Egerkingen - www.musicacordis.ch Recorded in Kirche St. Martin Egerkingen 2023 Manuel Maio Productions

Our guest today is Ryosuke Sakamoto. ryosukesakamoto.com Spotify links: open.spotify.com/album/37NbiK1NaN7gnle48Nslo7?si=MPJejgJTSO-4nquMT2NMdQ open.spotify.com/album/56CbwJosLJuS5gYhqkIyhI?si=ajT5eua3Q-qrL2fdckuwPg If you would like to study with Ryosuke: www.hfm-wuerzburg.de/ Bio: RYOSUKE SAKAMOTO was born in Nara (Japan). At the age of three, he first became interested in early music perform...

MARC LEWON is an expert in Early Music, specialising in instruments of the lute family. His combined musicological scholarship and countless years of concert activity provide him with the ideal qualifications for an interdisciplinary approach to research and practice for the music of the Middle Ages and Renaissance. He performs with his own Ensemble Leones, which he founded in 2008, and is a me...

Little rendition of one of my favourites songs. :)

Sam Chapman grew up in the English Westcountry. He studied classical guitar with Michael Lewin, and theorbo and baroque guitar with Elizabeth Kenny at the Royal Academy of Music, where he received the Julian Bream Prize and Robert Spencer Award. In 2004, he moved to Switzerland where he trained to be an Alexander Technique teacher. He was subsequently awarded a Leverhulme Studentship to pursue ...

Konzert Leçons de Ténèbres von François Couperin Manuela Lopes, Sopran Hanna Marti, Sopran Johanna Bartz, Traverflöte Keiko Kinoshita, Traversflöte, Domen Marincic, Gambe Guilherme Barroso, Theorbe Márton Borsányi, Cembalo und Orgel Concert promoter: MVSICA CORDIS - Konzertreihe Egerkingen. For more information on upcoming concerts please visit the website www.musicacordis.ch/ PROGRAMM 00:00 Pr...

PETER CROTON is an award-winning lutenist and romantic-guitarist, he is an active performer & recording artist as soloist & accompanist. Peter also teaches lute, romantic guitar, continuo, and historical performance practice at the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis and the Conservatory of Music in Bern. He has also published many CDs and four books about lute, classical guitar and historical performa...

Bartolomeo Tromboncino (1470 - after 1535) Non val aqua al mio gran foco (Bossinensis, 1511, XXIIII) Miriam Trevisan, voice Guilherme Barroso, lute (6-course lute by Martin Shepherd, 2020) Audio - Clara de Asís Photos - Mara Winter

GET A LUTE LESSON: thelutechannel@gmail.com In this second episode about the El Maestro, we go deep into what Milan wrote about modes. Check it out! Fantasia XI - Luys Milan: czcams.com/video/97JQSlkvZuI/video.html Ep. 1 - The Introduction in the El Maestro from Luys Milan: czcams.com/video/FcXruaFSj20/video.html Early Music Sources Videos on Modes: czcams.com/video/lyq48eybjZw/video.html Early...

Luys Milan (c.1500 - c.1560) Fantasia XI sobre el primero y segundo tonos (1536, D2v) Guilherme Barroso, vihuela This piece is in the book El Maestro, published in 1536. Before this fantasia, Milan writes: "The fantasias of these present fourth and fifth volumes into which we are now entering, show a type of music that is like testing the vihuela by playing consonances with diminutions that we ...

LUTE LESSONS: thelutechannel@gmail.com Everything about the introduction of the book El Maestro written by Luys Milan, published in Valencia in 1536. Enjoy! Special thanks to: Manuel Maio, Hugo Sanches, Johanna Bartz and João Carlos Victor Music: Luys Milan (c.1500 . c.1560) Pavana del primero y segundo tono (1536, p.66)

Hello there! Here is the teaser of the first episode from The Lute Channel. The episode will be about the fascinating publication El Maestro (1536) by Luys Milan (c.1500 - c.1560), published in Valencia in 1536. This book has a very important place in music history, being a pioneer in many aspects. The perfect topic for our first video. Stay tuned! Music: Luys Milan (c.1500 - c.1560) Pavana de ...

Fabrizio Dentice (ca.1530 - 1581) [Fantasia] Siena Manuscript 8r-8v Guilherme Barroso, lute www.guilherme-barroso.com Audio & Video: Manuel Maio Recorded in November 2019 in Kirche St. Martin Egerkingen (CH) Fabrizio Dentice was one of the most famous lutenists in Italy from the generation after Francesco da Milano. He was praised not only as a lutenist but also as a composer of vocal polyphony...