Bach - Sonatas & Partitas For Lute

Johann Sebastian Bach (1685 -1750) - Sonatas & Partitas For Lute

[@RockyTheFlyingSquirrel]

These selections are truly beautiful.

[@josephstanle9115]

Great music relaxing and meditation to

[@danielabarni9593]

Una raccolta meravigliosa, grazie!

[@sepr99]

Fantástica, maravillosa música! Gracias

[@meetbel]

Лютня - это услада для души, а Бах смог все, что возможно в музыке, он и есть музыка...

[@andreaspalaiologos7942]

Superb!

[@johnroberts8093]

Excellent, Thankyou.

[@josantonioescobar]

Lute: Hopkinson Smith!

[@CN-yf3lr]

agr gush I must have lived in that time 'cause I feel so identified💓

[@gabrielleq]

1:00

[@user-ps2hw9ry7y]

Спасибо огромное! Скажите, как называется картина в заставке? Кто художник?

[@user-ui1qd6nl5j]

Edmund Leighton - Tristan and Isolde

[@pvaubourg]

1:09:45 : Chaconne

[@LNcello]

Name of the lutist?

[@seekingforomniscience8502]

Hopkinson smith

[@LNcello]

@@seekingforomniscience8502 thx!

[@adolforosado]

Chopped up version of existing video by others, featuring Hopkinson Smith interpretations. For clicks.

[@raywalsh117]

Please

[@classicalconcerto6742]

Something is not right at the beginning, it was OK last time I listened

[@Artemie80]

In the beginning the Adagio is missing (you just hear the last notes of it). And then the Fugue begins. (Violin Sonata #1, BWV 1001.)

[@timoborn8058]

There's an annoying wind, breeze or breath sound that punctuates this. Rather annoying sorry.

[@paashaasXD]

I think it only makes it better, you actually hear for a fact that it's played by a human. Humans breath, and you also got a certain emotion attached to it.

[@CN-yf3lr]

Lol

[@rohanmathews4519]

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