No, not that I am aware of - The 'no. thirteen' is a ballade-of-sorts with rich & florid Italian ornamentation - lyrical, "verspielt"and possibly bordering on the sentimental - but not 'joking'. Why do you ask, may I ask...?

Thank you very much for these inspiring words! Well - in trying to 'not make a TV program, but rather concentrate on playing precious music decently and uncluttered, instead', I set up the Leica M240 with classic, prime lenses ...no zooming.. no ultra wide-angle ... no nonsense ... and doing the audio separately through the Zoom device-and-its-kit-microphone, tweaking in a 'miniscule' reverb, as to retain the room more-or-less-as-is! I am very happy indeed that you appreciate such qualities - as this underlines the aim of what I try to accomplish, myself. This music is so beautiful and immortal - we are only 'small vehicles' in the grand scale of things. The least we can do is not to blur it by heaping on cheap distractions...! :-)))

I am the "which" - the year was 1971 - it was my first instrument "from scratch" (- having finished a French Double Hubbard kit the previous year). It is a "late-flemish", "Dulckenish" instrument, if you will - was exceedingly inspired by Martin Skowroneck's working ethos of "kapieren statt kopieren", but obviously, along totally correct and sound historical underpinnings. I hope you like it.... 🙂

Thank you ever so much for these words of compliment!! Such heart-warming statements keep artists' courage going - as we know that people are receptively listening to what we try to express!! But it also takes a highly sensitive mind to receive it like this!! PS - my playing is indeed (...still) available on CD. Just look up i.e, the SIMAX label: lots of Bach, Rameau, Forqueray, &c - though no CD recordings of Froberger.

Wonderful, rich interpretation. Great sense of ornamentation so natural. A pleasure and very insightful to watch th skilled hands move over the keyboard with no frantic motion, controlled, smooth and quick marksmanship when need be. A real lesson in hand work as well as aesthetic interpretation.

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