Forever Dowland for me, so touching and moving and so well interpreted here and in other videos too. It helps me to write my story playing in 1620 to accompany my flow of thoughts. Thanks to you.
this song is wonderful!!! the first tune i ever heard for the lute.thank you for playing Dowland,his music and Christmas go together nicely.Merry X mas.
@Luthval I tried this piece and immediately fell in love with it. IMO this is one of the most satisfying piece one can set his hands on, even at a very slow(beginner) tempo.
I have been subscribed to you channel for years now, and I enjoy watching and listening to you play when I have time, but I keep coming back to hear this song and Can She Excuse by Dowland more than the others. Thank you for sharing.
Absolutely gorgeous! A lovely interpretation. This is a great version of the tune - and you play it with a lot of sensitivity! Brilliant Lute too! It has a very sweet sound. Thanks.
I just studied what it is Lachrime Pavaen on web. That flow of tears. I played guitar in the past, so I played with recorder such as with guitar from Levocsky lutnovy zbornik+Thesaurus Harmonicus and I know to play such Pavaen, but I saw on web Brugger and saw it is written on web it is Flow of tears, so there are two main ways how to play it or more and some parts recorder plays differently than guitar! I got charismas on similar to guitar playings and rythm...I am sorry I have not whole
Hello, I'm not specialist of oriental lute. I think the plectrum is softer than the "modern" ones, but it is possible to find some oriental plectrum on the net. Just make a search. Good luck Val
Look for the Lute Society of your country, you'll have the adresses of makers ;-) (or if you're looking for a cheap one, but not a concert one, look on ebay for EMS lute) Thanks for the messages ;-) Val
Hi Luthval. I just find a copy of Poulton's collection in a library and decided to venture a little bit in french tablature. Can I ask what does a single "#" in the tablature mean? Yan
@noobatloote Bonjour, J'ai le fac similé du "Folger lute book" (MS 1610.1, Washington) (édité par la Société Anglaise de luth), Poulton propose la version du Cambridge Dd 5.78 (qui de ce fait est devenue la plus connue...) que je joue aussi sur une autre vidéo... Val ;-)
Forever Dowland for me, so touching and moving and so well interpreted here and in other videos too. It helps me to write my story playing in 1620 to accompany my flow of thoughts. Thanks to you.
That's probably my favourite piece written for the lute. I can't explain this tune, something is really special about it.
Good playing Val!
Great thanks for the Christmas Present ! Excellent ! Wonderful interpretation of one of my all times favo(u)rite !
Hurrah for Mr Val !
Yes, I agree, very well interpreted and played ...just perfect. Bravo and 10 stars!
this song is wonderful!!! the first tune i ever heard for the lute.thank you for playing Dowland,his music and Christmas go together nicely.Merry X mas.
Thanks Ernst, best musical whishes for you !
Amitiés
Valéry
This song is so good, and you can play it very good.
@Luthval I tried this piece and immediately fell in love with it. IMO this is one of the most satisfying piece one can set his hands on, even at a very slow(beginner) tempo.
Fantastic sound. This is one of my favourite Dowland pieces.
;-) Cher Roger !!! merci !
Val
A beautiful piece for Christmas eve.
Have a nice Christmas,Val.
Trond
Beautiful
I have been subscribed to you channel for years now, and I enjoy watching and listening to you play when I have time, but I keep coming back to hear this song and Can She Excuse by Dowland more than the others.
Thank you for sharing.
+Jace Hebert Thanks a lot. I post less now, but will be back soon. (I'm addicted to ukulele...sigh !)
Cher Valery,
Joyeux Noel.Merci pour toute la belle musique.Vous etes charmant!J'aime bien cette piece.
J'essaye de ecrire en francais.
Amities,
Aisha
Thanks for posting. Dowland's masterpiece.I like the slower playing of it.
Magnifique !
Merci et ;-)
Joyeux Noêl
Hello dear friend!
Merry Christmas and happy new year!
Nice Video!
Rigo
Thanks to you and best whishes ;-)
Val
Merci beaucoup ;-)
Amitiés
Valéry
Thanks Trond, the same for you, best whishes ;-)
Friendly,
Valéry
Hello Vicente, thanks to you ;-)
Val
Absolutely gorgeous! A lovely interpretation. This is a great version of the tune - and you play it with a lot of sensitivity!
Brilliant Lute too! It has a very sweet sound.
Thanks.
Bravo, Valéry...just great...
Merci, joyeux Noël à vous ;-)
V.
Thanks
V.
Superbe !
skilled musician
Thanks !
V.
Best whishes to you ;-)
Val
That is an all time favourite Valéry, merry Christmas (for what is left of it)! Ernst
One of the most melancholic tune by Dowland. How much harder is this than "Sir John Smith his Almain"?
Thanks for the message, and enjoy playing lute when you'll have it ;-)
Best regards
Valéry
Thank you very much ;-)
Val
Thanks,
Divisions are from the original version in the Folger lute book.
;-)
Val
For me it is the all composition ;-)
Val
I just studied what it is Lachrime Pavaen on web. That flow of tears. I played guitar in the past, so I played with recorder such as with guitar from Levocsky lutnovy zbornik+Thesaurus Harmonicus and I know to play such Pavaen, but I saw on web Brugger and saw it is written on web it is Flow of tears, so there are two main ways how to play it or more and some parts recorder plays differently than guitar! I got charismas on similar to guitar playings and rythm...I am sorry I have not whole
@SFungi
Thank you very much ;-)
Best regards
Val
Très bon Noël Aisha ;-)
Avec toute mon amitié
Valéry
@natsakay
Thank you very much Nat ;-)
Best regards
Val
Thanks a lot ;-)
Val
Thanks a lot. Hope your story is coming well ;-)
Val
Thanks Rigo, Merry Xmas ;-)
Val
Thank you ;-)
Val
Thanks a lot, I hope you will have asu muche pleasure with your lute than I have with mine.
Val
@natsakay
Thank you very much ;-)
Val
Thanks ;-)
V.
@chengyanslc
Perhaps it is not a beginner's piece, but anyway enjoy !
Val
@archlutesmith
Thanks a lot ;-)
Val
Hello, I'm not specialist of oriental lute. I think the plectrum is softer than the "modern" ones, but it is possible to find some oriental plectrum on the net. Just make a search.
Good luck
Val
Yes it's great again! Are some of the divisions yours or all written down?
Merry Christmas to you Wilfried ;-)
Val
Thanks Liran ;-)
V.
@chengyanslc It is a sign for ornament, a "grace" ;-)
Val
Look for the Lute Society of your country, you'll have the adresses of makers ;-) (or if you're looking for a cheap one, but not a concert one, look on ebay for EMS lute)
Thanks for the messages ;-)
Val
@chengyanslc
I don't know if it is harder, longer yes... so you have to keep the flow (of tears)...
V.
Thanks a lot (nothing never perfect in music, we just try...)
V.
Thanks a lot ;-)
Hi Luthval. I just find a copy of Poulton's collection in a library and decided to venture a little bit in french tablature. Can I ask what does a single "#" in the tablature mean?
Yan
@key2kingdom
Merci ;-)
muito bonito! =)
This one also reminiscent "Flow my Tears", even more. Could it be? mercí
+HannesFury Yes lachrmae is the solo version of the song Flow my tears. ;-)
@noobatloote
Bonjour,
J'ai le fac similé du "Folger lute book" (MS 1610.1, Washington) (édité par la Société Anglaise de luth), Poulton propose la version du Cambridge Dd 5.78 (qui de ce fait est devenue la plus connue...) que je joue aussi sur une autre vidéo...
Val ;-)
supi musi
Thank you very much ;-)
Val