Gorgeous 1638 Rucker's double reproduction. There's a video of the same model with Johannes Keller demonstrating all the features in various combinations with various Sweelinck compositions.

Nice playing. I don't care for the writer. Too many notes. He should leave spaces and let it breathe. He would have benefitted from some lessons with Thelonious Monk, who told a soloist "Don't play everything you know", meaning not to show off technique with torrents of notes.

Proud to have brought these amazing artists together. What a special tour this was.

Lovely!

Earlier today I came across a version of Albinoni's Adagio on you tube. It tool me right back to the hall at The Green School in Isleworth with the tiny school orchestra playing it. The star of the piece was Monica Huggett - and I still remember her shock of hair and the beaty of the sound she brought out of the violin. (And her tolerance of people like me who could barely play.) I haven't thought about her for a long time. So then I put her name into the you tube search engine and have been so glad to hear her play again.

Mooi. Niet voor niets. Erg bedankt. Is topstuk

Mask

I am in love with the dog.

I have come to feel in my geriatric soul that smaller productions of Messiah have their own strength and charm. Surely none can be much more minimal than this, but the elegance of production and fantastic abilities of the artists make it a monument. For me, anyhow.

Beautiful!

Thank you KOIN! "Messiah" can transcend usual musical taste categories. And, it has an appeal that transcends any given religious tradition. I'm driving down from Seattle to hear this perforamce.

Best wishes from Voices of Music.

Spanish or Hispanic America, not Latin America.

I have the best fun playing this! And when I'm done I just want to start again. Thank you Bach!

What a voice! and what a gorgeous song! Brava Hannah! and PBO

As a German, who always complains, I can only complain about his pronunciation. What a precision at all!

5:17 what a missed opportunity for the first violinist 🤓

Mr Mobley brings life to music, and music to life. Magnificent rendition

So very happy for new Artistic Director Julian Perkins' selection! Perhaps it's my computer, but it's difficult to hear Julain. However, it seems during the discussion he must have been well heard by the house audience! Bravo Bravo for Julian's selection!

Que bellísima voz y que pocas visitas😞

Gorgeous, nice tempo, too.

OMG ... wow ... what an excellent performance, really beautiful

What a lovely combination of voices. Thank you!

Great performance!

QUE ESPANTOSO ESO DE LAS MASCARILLAS!! ES UNA BURLA A LA CIVILIZACIÓN HUMANA 😡😡😡

7:10 Low C

the reason I like Mozarts Requiem, is that it's biblical, hits you with feeling.

Happy Easter Arwen ! Upload me some uplifting Resurrection songs . My mom was a mezzo-soprano .

Fusion jazz began way before we really believed it started... That's for sure!

beautiful.

harpsichord!

Very interesting to listen to a version played on a baroque instrument, more to the essence of how it was at that time, I think. THX!

I searched for Jennifer Kampani, was happy to find this beautiful piece and group. Thank-you!

Won’t you be my neighbor? Can’t wait to listen to the next one! Thank you for sharing. I love hearing and watching your energy and passion for baroque music.

I really liked this little summary of this wonderful work. Nicely presented :)

Weimann: “Bach was *probably* a composer. We aren’t sure.” 😏

Excelente ..... Felicitaciones .... saludos desde Lima ...

We had the pleasure of hearing this concert live...a brilliant evening of music and Nate Helgeson’s playing was impeccable.