Beautiful! Thank you. Did you attend B-W?

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This should be on Spotify

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Just wonderful, thankyou. I play it also, but not so elaborate on my guitar. I will try to do more with it.

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This is first rate performing. Would very much like to see the lutenist in action.

This music is new to me and is so very rich. I'm new to early music, so I've joined this group to learn. Now I'll be researching the theorbo! Thank you for presenting this composer.

Excellent... Have a nice evening!

Doctor Hamilton, thank you for putting these up. I'm not sure if you remember me, but I may have been somewhere in the house when this was recorded. It's a real treat to hear you and my mother playing again after all these years.

This is a great transcription and performance! I’m learning the original from the concert for two viols. This is one of the most profound pieces in early music.

Vraiment merveilleux!

Amazing!

What a beautiful way you have of painting a picture of a sweet, peaceful, and passionate home life! Your music and the artwork you share work so well together! Nicely Done!

Beautiful piece, well played.

Awesome 💕💞💓

Nice

Nice

Nice

Your video is very beautiful. I like it a lot. I have been trying to talk to you for a long time. I am waiting for your response. Please give me a chance to talk to you💚💕💗

impassioned performance

Love this! Is there a cd of this available?

I love this, Gregory, thank you.

Schutz Symphonies Sacrae op 6 1629 Venice

Six years later, this still seems poignant.

Wonderful.

U Have da Queen 💪💪

Excellent playing of this fine Chaconne. Thanks.

Beautiful.

That rocked.

Dr. Dude, you rock.

This is beautiful!

Which sonata of G. Finger is this? Cause the allegro of Veracini in 'sonata Sesta' is the same.

Beautiful interpretation!

Hi Greg! this is really cool playing! (I'm theorbo-stalking Greg, whom I know from our student days abroad, because I'm considering a theorbo by the same luthier who built his instrument.) Check out the 4th movement of Veracini's sonata #6 for violin or recorder from the manuscript in Dresden's "Schrank II" collection (D-Dl, Mus. 2413-R-12, p.38-39). It's the same piece! RISM states it's a possible autograph manuscript. But Finger's music was collected at Dresden too!

Louis was an uncle, not father, of Francois "Le Grand", yes?

Beautiful, I have been thinking for years to play this piece on our instruments! Never found the time for it. I'm glad someone did it so nicely 🙂

Freakingg hi AWESOME

Such stillness holding all the elaborate ornaments - bravo!

Beautiful playing on a beautiful and powerful sounding instrument! Bravo!

Wonderful playing!

Beautiful!!

Very beautiful playing!

Beautiful! I've always loved the harpsichord.

My favorite teacher the whole time I studied at Cleveland Institute of Music. Outstanding performance.

Beautiful performance of this arrangement! Your harpsichord sounds delightful as well!

Glad you got it playing again! Those jacks were a mess with the original tongues!

Ingenious and very creative, thanks!

Beautifully played Gregory. In my opinion, a better, more plausible realisation than others I have heard, including Leonhardt's. Thanks for sharing it!