Claudio Merulo, Susanne un jour (1592). Marco Mencoboni harpsichord

A set of pieces by Claudio Merulo, recorded in the Teatro del Trionfo in Cartoceto by Marco Mencoboni on a harpsichord made by Roberto Livi. This is a project that is promoting magnificent places of the Marche Region with the sound of early music.

[@nelahozeves1]

I wasn't even looking at the maestro and suddenly shed a tear. His interpretation makes me keep on staying alive. This is the first time I approach Merulo's work.

[@mikekeyes6102]

Absolutely superb music and performance. Lovely sounding instrument, perfect for the music.

[@EmanuelGaldr]

I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS. Just one recommendation: don't add music to the intro and credits. The visuals are enough. When we play these as a playlist, the chunked bits of music break the mood. It's much better to enjoy some seconds of silence before the next video.

[@youexx]

Such ease and fluency in this marvelous work, merci Marco!!!! Gorgeous and splendid interpretation, the piece's magnificence is just made to sound so natural under Marco's brilliant playing! Merci!!!!!

[@ulisappok]

wow! one of my favorite pieces: "susanne..." clear and brilliant encoded in explosions of notes like a tumbling supernova. thanX

[@wolkowy1]

Although the statement in the info. is about a project of promoting, I'm happy to discover that the magnificent piece here, played in magnificent way, has free, individualistic interpretation and instrument's sound that promotes itself just by being true to itself. Bravi to all of you, and I wish you all the success in the world.

[@dgcead]

could someone help me out with the source? It seems, Canzoni d'intavolatura d'organo 1592 does not have this piece?

[@Hamstray]

it is in book 3