Dowland's Grand Tour Paul O'Dette, Lute

[@luisikwueke1844]

Paul O'Dette is without question a master of the lute. He has done for the instrument a part of what Andres Segovia has done for the Spanish guitar. His recording of John Dowland's galliards is a superb work.

[@barbosamada]

How lucky are we to see him play this so well up until this day! Blessed be the internet and long live Odettitto!

[@henrycross8776]

I never get tired of POD's playing

[@whocares_bear]

Payable On Death?

[@jamesallison4875]

A real treasure, and an incredibly erudite musician.

[@SusanMoilanen]

3:30p + /10.13.2024 Beautiful and thank you to Paul, Pegasus, NYC Early Music and any and all other early music artists that keep this music going through the centuries! You are loved! I’m more isolated and too poor to attend concerts, but I 1:19:59 am so grateful for You Tube as well! ❤

[@uhoh007]

The new golden age of the lute presented by one of it's champions. Ginned up by a few years of partimento study, I got my first lute yesterday. If you play guitar at all you will go nuts, as the machine is light as a feather, round like a baby, and full of rich sounds that our microphones and speakers cannot yet transmit. Easier to play at a basic level than one would think :) Thank you for this inspiring concert!!

[@paulcaswell2813]

The Elizabethan English tuning is a damned sight more logical than the guitar too.

[@MargretRoberts]

Paul, iI love that at times you play the Lute like a rock musician

[@hellbooks3024]

Funny…I was about to say the same thing. I love him…he’s a monster, he just eats it up.

[@АндрейУгорский]

Many thanks to Paul for this fantastic possibilies to listen this everlasting music.

[@peterstephens733]

Music from another world - performed by a master.

[@kathrynkildow3743]

How beautiful, Paul! Thank you for bringing this music across the centuries to us as fresh as when it was first played. We were in German IV class together, which we had in the hall, at Whetstone H.S. and you spent time in the instrumental music dept. too, where I played clarinet. Love you're telling us about the lutenists and their times. 😊

[@ronstewart2871]

Isn't the Lute a beautiful instrument especially since it is being played by the best Lute player in the world.

[@KhalDrogo76]

I've been listening to Dowland's music for 30 years and Paul's interpretations of his pieces are easily my favorite. Great content here, well done and keep it coming!

[@goscott444]

GOD bless PegasusEarlyMusic and Paul O'Dette in the name of Jesus! What a treat!😍

[@ronstewart2871]

What a wonderful reply!

[@BelladonnaChordaeDore]

Branle 13:49 Courante 14:59 Branle 17:18 Branle gay 18:45 Branle 19:50 Canaries 20:47 Omnino gilliard 22:58 A pavan to delight 24:19 A gilliard to delight 29:00 Carman’s whistle 30:25 Pavin 35:20 Fantasia 40:40 Fantasia 47:12 Ballo detto 50:12 Saltarello 52:12 Fantasia 53:17 La Mia barbara 57:40 Gilliard 1:03:17 A fancy 1:05:13

[@MatheusNgGuitar]

Thanks 🙏

[@PegasusEarlyMusic]

Thank you for providing this!

[@user-oq7fl7po9v]

Let art be lived forever and his masters.

[@tomllewellyn4189]

masterful, so fresh and vibrant.. one of my favourite lute players... his scales are so alive!

[@my2006natu]

最後のダウランドの演奏はとてもいいと思いました。ダウランドについてのお話も楽しかったです。

[@Bogdan0173]

Lovely lute interpretation and a useful history lesson ! Amazing journey through Downland music and life !

[@SueLyons1]

13:48 the music starts - beautiful

[@מיכאלזיידמן]

Forgot to say how beautiful you play not to mention how beautiful dowlands music is

[@jmardinly]

Carman's Whistle is extremely difficult, yet he makes it looks simple. Amazing.

[@caneti3]

30:22 BY THE WAY

[@SueLyons1]

Beautifully played. Thank you very much for the upload and for the information about his European musical travels

[@andiandersen8276]

Thank you very much, enjoyed each word and sound. Andi 😁.

[@michaelhebert60]

Thank you for this wonderful program!!!

[@sitarnut]

Never knew what a traveler was Dowland.. all those influences... great memories from Paul.

[@franciscojoseguerolablay4973]

Que música tan grande y tremendamente íntima. Magnífica interpretación de Paul O'Dette ante la extrema dificultad de las piezas escogidas. Gracias maestro por su excelente ejecución y lectura que tanta paz brinda a los oyentes. Saludos

[@haimlute]

Awesome concert and wonderful introduction.

[@eliygarcia152]

Thanks for this gift

[@77salad57]

Thanks for this beautiful music This are the briliant heritages.

[@arcoamirad7430]

Merci.

[@martinevensen406]

Paul kicks ass bravo

[@FrankieParadiso4evah]

One of the happy few lutenists who can bring exuberance to this most pensive and introspective of plucked instruments.

[@JuliaNilsen]

Bravo!

[@clc5369]

Beautiful!!

[@ursusmaritimus1822]

здоровья и творческого долголетия Вам, Поль. Слушаю и балдею!

[@davidebortolai7441]

Great Paul, greetings from Bergamo, and from Antonio Terzi!

[@מיכאלזיידמן]

I am a classical guitar player, and jazz pianist (sum combination...) love both eguily l, v just discovered this society promise to keep in touch it's great, l also travel once a year to n. Y. Hope to meet you guys in person p. G.

[@allanwells4886]

Nicely played.

[@danielguerola]

Amazing performance, kept me on my toes the whole time. Specially loved the Landgrave of Hesse's Pavan (brings really good memories).

[@BlueRondoTurk]

Qué preciosidad

[@cristtourinho]

Amazing how sounds the lute.!

[@julianday7949]

Love the early Besard pieces.

[@joseantoniovergara4300]

wonderful!

[@rodrigocamargo8400]

It begins at 13:46

[@Yair_Avidor]

Wonderful! thank you for posting this.

[@amparoospina562]

Genial

[@patrigkernoa3628]

Un vrai grand plaisir, merci Paul!

[@michaelfarabella4459]

Holy crap this sounds amazing. Great performance and the sound people should get raises.

[@davidebortolai7441]

The second tune, also in Santino Garsi da Parma.

[@leandroveres]

Te amo Paul!!!! Gracias por existir

[@orbitunderground4475]

Beautiful, Thank you!

[@fpvmusicsounds7650]

nice result! you make it look like easy!. Im your new friend

[@mcsguitar]

40:40

[@patricksweetman3285]

It sounds like somebody is doing carpentry at the same time. Are those fingering sounds, or the chair creaking, or compression pumping background noise and hum?

[@dwftube]

I thinks it's his breathing - you can hear it on some of his recordings - Lord Herbert Of Cherbery in particular.

[@banjoboy01]

slow down please

[@whocares_bear]

Almost looks like he's trying to eat the lute. Maybe he's hungry? 🍖

[@davepazz580]

Admittedly, that lute does look delicious 🤗

[@paulcaswell2813]

Pity about the traffic noise throughout. Luckily Dowland and Co never had to deal with 21st century annoyances such as this.

[@freehermanjose5816]

I can strum Smoke on the Water.

[@johndalton4191]

Dowland was the Bach off his time, A legend...

[@c001pers0n]

peepoPog

[@guillotjeanpierre9962]

Boring endless intro. Put me off. Go straight to Thomas Dunford recital at Wigmore Hall. Intense delight.

[@jamessullivan7549]

Hm. I’m really enjoying it.

[@SueLyons1]

Jump to 13:48 for the music