CD - European Renaissance Music for lute and vihuela: Robert Wyss, lute - with Nathan Alex, keyboard

[@elisalouise2678]

Glad to discover your marvelous music !!! You have both great talent !!! I listened to some gorgeous pieces and I will return for the rest later ... I looove Renaissance, Medieval and Celtic music although I don't know how to play them :)

[@robertwyss5478]

Thanks Elisa, so kind of you! I also enjoyed your beautiful renditions of some great selections, and especially appreciated your lovely singing and playing on Celtic tunes, like Black Is the Color. You really convey the spirit of Celtic music so well. Bravisssima!!

[@UkeCelt]

​@@robertwyss5478non riusciremo più a suonare insieme? Forse l'anno prossimo sarò in pensione e avrò più tempo

[@robertwyss5478]

@@UkeCelt Oh yes! Facciamo!

[@blueturkey]

Cutting's version of Greensleeves is also a beautiful melodic piece.

[@robertwyss5478]

Oh yes, it is a nice version, and he was a wonderful composer.

[@jean-claudecalise7470]

Merci pour avoir posté. Ça fait du bien et ça calme: un peu de douceur dans ce monde de brutes !

[@robertwyss5478]

Merci beaucoup Jean Claude pour ton gentil commentaire. Cela signifie beaucoup pour moi. C'était exactement mon objectif en le publiant. :)

[@jean-claudecalise7470]

@@robertwyss5478 Avec plaisir, Robert W. Merci à toi. 🎵🎵🎵

[@lonefoxbushcraft]

Renaissance ❤

[@robertwyss5478]

00:00:00 - Calata alla Spagnola (J. Dalza b.1450, Italy) 00:02:03 - Tanz (G. Furhmann b. 1576, Germany) 00:04:13 - Preludium (J. Dowland b. 1564, England) 00:05:37 - Cara Cossa (M. dell'Aquila b. 1480, Italy) 00:06:42 - Orlando Sleepeth (J. Dowland b. 1564, England) 00:08:33 - Piva (J. Dalza, b. 1450) 00:10:35 - Greensleeves (Anon., England) 00:13:24 - Fortune, My Foe (J. Dowland b. 1564, England) 00:15:57 - Guardame Las Vacas (Luis de Narvaez b. 1500, Spain) 00:19:10 - Mr. Dowland's Midnight (J. Dowland, b. 1564, England) 00:21:17 - Tastar de Corde (J. Dalza b. 1450, Italy) 00:22:50 - Ricercar (Anon. Siena Manuscript, Italy) 00:23:58 - Tourdion (att. Pierre Attaignant, b. 1494, France) 00:25:38 - Fantasia del primero tono (L. de Milan b. 1500, Spain) 00:27:42 - Santa Maria Strela do Dia (Anon. Medieval, Portugal)

[@irenayancheva9970]

Thank you very much!

[@antoniodiez8613]

Such moving beauty

[@robertwyss5478]

thank you antonio - much appreciated! :)

[@romantki]

Thank you very much for a nice performance of a beautiful music!

[@robertwyss5478]

I'm glad you enjoyed it - thank you!

[@lonefoxbushcraft]

This is beautiful 😍 ❤

[@robertwyss5478]

thank you :)

[@RobertoGM-pn1ry]

24:33 Ride!! Die!! Sacrifice!!

[@robertwyss5478]

yes, indeed! And, Once more unto the breach!

[@nalhcoll]

yo this is cool asf niiice

[@robertwyss5478]

thanks :)

[@AntonioTiagoNunes-kf6ml]

Optimum.

[@robertwyss5478]

Thank You!

[@markpaquette2909]

Mr. Wyss were can I purchase or download this music?

[@robertwyss5478]

Hi Mark, It's available locally where I live for purchase in CD format. I haven't yet put it up for sale on online music platforms. I will have it up for sale on Bancdcamp or another site soon - and will let you and everyone know (please subscribe to my channel). Thanks for listening!

[@markpaquette2909]

@@robertwyss5478 Thanks for the information Mr. Wyss, I look forward to hearing from you soon. Your playing and choice of music is outstanding!

[@robertwyss5478]

@@markpaquette2909 thank you Mark, that means a lot :) will certainly let you know soon.

[@cyprienlepetitpingouin]

Plz where the image come from?

[@robertwyss5478]

It's by Renaissance artist Pieter Brueghel the Younger: Village Scene with Dance around the May Pole. :)

[@cyprienlepetitpingouin]

@@robertwyss5478 thanks