On peut changer le nom du duo en 'Taylor & Swift'....😊❤

@@elquimps7120 I just adore this song, to me it's really great songwriting...a forgotten gem !

luckily my daughter kinda' keeps me up-to-date with these little contemporary gems.....

ja he, heel toevallig een exemplaar van die LP gevonden op een rommelmarkt op de luchtmachtbasis van Beauvechain, en er stond ook dit interviewfragment met Simon Carmiggelt op, inderdaad heel bijzondere documenten ! kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3e7h5Kfd99-h9Esi=QrDaG1zJ6aDPw1k0

We're working real hard to get those harmonies in place, sometimes it wobbles but we're busy making progress.... 🎶

Thank you, it is a great place to rehearse and record, I made this version by simplifying an arrangment, and I count my blessings in being able to accompany my singing teacher Ann, I learn so much from her approach and musicality....

Such a privilege to sing this with my daughter... <3

I'm learning all this "new music".... like Corbetta or guitar music written by Matteis, with a whole treatise on basso continuo as well....

The singer is my singing teacher, and since a few years we perform as a duo where we reverse roles, she does the lead singing and I accompany her on guitar, hawaiian guitar, banjo, ukulele and whatnot.... it's really a privilege to be able to work with such a talented and gifted singer....

yes it is a great arrangment, I had to adjust it a bit because in places it was too difficult for me.... and yes, the guitar sounds gorgeous, I was very lucky to have come across it, it has amazing projection and sustainability qualities, unfortunately the man I bought it from couldn't remember the name of the luthier, and there's no info or label on the inside, all he could tell me was that he bought it at a blues festival from an Italian luthier....

I just love this tune, and the guitar is tuned in Open D which adds to the fun....

thank you, I am still working on the ornamentations to use....

The guitar is built by facebook.com/eneas.freire .... and yes, it is a wonderful instrument !

It is such a rewarding journey in uncharted musical territory for me, it requires a whole new approach trying to play and understand this music, and I've only just scratched the surface....

Do you play music too?

@@pdl4a I recently got a hurdy gurdy

Looking forward to your future posts 🎶

Uit een tutorial van Stefan Grossman en in Open D, wat wil een mens nog meer? :)

I found different versions of lyrics for this, which adds to the fun.... :)

thanks.... the guitar is indeed a lovely instrument, and that helps.... :)

@@pdl4a i haven’t seen a baroque guitar before, I believe it is known for its spanish descent and nylon strings in comparison to the acoustic which has steel ones😀

Thank you, it still needs a lot of work, but it's great fun to study this music....

thanks, the sweater is a gift from my fiancée who is French, so she got it in the South of France I guess...

thanks, still a bit rough around the edges, and as this music is new to me a lot of research, studying and most importantly, listening ahead... I've learned to read Alfabetto, having some difficulty with the Italian notation, the upside-down thingy... :)

thanks, still a bit rough around the edges, and as this music is new to me a lot of research, studying and most importantly, listening ahead... I've learned to read Alfabetto, having some difficulty with the Italian notation, the upside-down thingy... :)

thank you, it was fun working on the arrangment, I transposed it to A for convenience on the baroque guitar.... I had to simplify the arrangment in some places, but I'm quite happy with it....I have included a link to your ordering page ! grtz from Belgium

@@pdl4a Wonderful! Thank you again 🙂

No, I just walk in regularly when there's nothing on, and I just play there, with the greatest respect for the church and visitors, but they always assure me that they are delighted that music is being played..... like this one too kzbin.info/www/bejne/jIvcpZJubZaGjJYsi=7f-_uKXEgfQ4xLaG

...and which part of the world are you from ?

A part of the world you would not want to visit, haha

thanks, I have already recorded a new version... kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4aQl6ehnNB1Ztksi=pCQbQU3Ov_e3vsSb

thanks, I have already recorded a new version... kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4aQl6ehnNB1Ztksi=pCQbQU3Ov_e3vsSb

Thanks, I use the "standard" baroque tuning.... from 5th string down Aa re-entrant Dd (in octave) G (unisone) B (unisone) E (single string) I read this weekend that Sanz preferred the D string tuned up on octave when playing solo....

Forgot to mention A=415 hrtz

Thanks, all credit goes to Eneas Freire the Spanish luthier !

thanks, I have already recorded a new version... kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4aQl6ehnNB1Ztksi=pCQbQU3Ov_e3vsSb

Thanks, I play a baroque guitar, and I've assembled a few bits and pieces from different versions of the tune, still need a lo of work.... check out Hopkinson Smith, he plays it in G which adds to the fun...

thanks, I have already recorded a new version... kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4aQl6ehnNB1Ztksi=pCQbQU3Ov_e3vsSb