Jean-Henri D'Anglebert Tombeau, Marco Mencoboni Harpsichord

Performed in Pesaro, in the old apartment of the Contessa Mazzolari Mosca, Marco Mencoboni perform music by Jean-Henri D'Anglebert on a copy of an Anonymous French Harpsichord owned by the Museum of fine arts in Boston

[@wolkowy1]

At 415htz, on a copy of an old instrument, in an old palazzo, a piece by D'Anglebert played freely and emotionally by Mencoboni - "What else do you need?" - I need to hear it again and again...

[@accademiadellarcadia5737]

Excellent performance of one of the most touching harpsichord pieces ever written. Bravo Maestro!

[@youexx]

sospiri profondi............... bravo! Nous vivons dans un temps difficile - et tes contributions musicales nous remplissent de joie, d'espoir, et de satisfaction profonde. Merci Marco! :)

[@marika-haruno]

Une interprétation sublime et à la fois sensuelle! Merci pour ce moment divin.

[@cabosantamaria]

Absolutely moving! I just want to hear it again and again. Oh my goodness the music is so deep and the way he plays...simply no words

[@john.415]

Marco: It's a pleasure to see you back! More, please!

[@willemdefesch1687]

What a nice coincidence. For the first time in a while I look for some D'Anglebert pieces and I see this upload from 15 minutes ago!

[@gianmariovolta2992]

Un raffinato interprete per un brano davvero notevole!

[@patriciarodriguezmartinez3233]

Maravilloso

[@restavochan2761]

Perfect!

[@flambardotuc8428]

Ma non esistono cd di questa musica o della musica francese del maestro Mencoboni ?

[@WeirdLittleDreams]

@cantarlontano how can I study with you?

[@cantarlontano]

I teach on line write me [e-mail]

[@ronwalker4849]

THIS ANGLEBERT IS VERY TOUCHI9NG AND ALMOST HYPNOTIC, BUT ANGLEBERT HAS NO THEMES TO DEVELOP, IT IS JUST A MEANDERING THOUGH THE VARIOUS KEYS AS HE PLEASES. IMAGINE IF BACH OR SCARLATTI WOULD JUST DOODLE AT THE KEYBOARDS WITHOUG ANY DEVELOPMENTS OR EVENTS?

[@williamcarter3955]

I've recently understood French Baroque as being more akin to rhetoric than singing (German or Italian would be more like singing). Particularly so for a tombeau which is to me more a eulogy in music than a "song without words". The hypnotism for me is the amazing ability for the phrasing and harmony to convey sighs, lamentations, and all sorts of emotion without the idea of developing a common motif

[@evilein8222]

Absolute musical illiteracy! Here the notes are collected individually. The harpsichord sings and does not breathe! Assoluta analfabetismo musicale! Qui le note sono "raccolte" singolarmente. Il clavicembalo non canta e non respira!

[@martinh1277]

He follows the french voice tune. What do you want?

[@youexx]

@@martinh1277 Yes - "what else do you need?!?"

[@josephlaredo5272]

@@youexx Now, now, children!