Jean Henry d'Anglebert - Prélude sol mineur

Jean Henry d'Anglebert's deep-going, poetic Prèlude sol mineur.
Definitely, one of the most profoundly loved composers, d'Anglebert never cease to challenge artistic creativity and a deeper seeking for his unending beauty!
Videoed at home - on the 1971 'late-Flemish' double -
With a Leica M240P / ultra-classic Summicron 35 (1964)
Audio through Zoom H6 - mixed in Audacity -
Edited in iMovie on the MacBook Pro

[@ghmus7]

Absolutely delicious.

[@ElizavetaPolianitskaia]

I'll be very practical student and say what: your hands are a total zen, it is mindblowing 😵‍💫 ...I will rewatch and rewatch this when I dare to think that I've already found a way to "commande" this instrument :DDDD thank you so much, it's beautiful beyond all the words

[@marcussfebruary9104]

😬Jean Rondeaus hands are ones i watch during performances.

[@ElizavetaPolianitskaia]

@@marcussfebruary9104 good for ya

[@MrNigara]

Excellent!

[@MitchBoucherComposer]

Great playing! I admire your dedication to ornaments and sensitivity in the music.

[@tornikegvineria232]

I have a question. Which hz of the harpsichord do you tune?