Joy to the Person | Skene lute book, David Tayler, lute

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The wistful tune from Skene, played on the archlute by David Tayler.

[@christophercoelho8365]

That really is something special. Lovely.

[@outcastpiper714]

When i pass and go to beyond please Lord Jesus, my Davids music play for me always amen.

[@vinkagalatenko2081]

You are an angel who is opening others hearts by music.

[@sleddale]

Another excellent piece from this artist. It touches the very soul.

[@VoicesofMusic]

I have never heard of it, but if I am in Italy or France I would spend my free moments looking at the beautiful museums and drinking red wine :) Thanks for visiting our channel!

[@dominiquedv]

I like the deep sound of the theorbe what brings something more to the lute. Awesome!

[@VoicesofMusic]

Joy to the Person

[@vigilaki2]

the gentle & peaceful call to Heavens delivered by a most gentle and peaceful hand & heart....

[@VoicesofMusic]

@etresanchez Nowadays ppl call the instrument tuned like a renaissance lute, but with a long neck, an archlute; and the bass lute with a long neck a theorbo: historically the terms were often interchangeable. Of course Théorbe is very cool, as well.

[@TheBorderlineBlues]

I really appreciate the superb recordings that let me take full advantage of the talented musicians without being there in person. Thank you for the upload.

[@VoicesofMusic]

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[@RhiannaBarr]

What a beautiful sad song.

[@doerthemanahan9912]

I especially like that he plays without the harsh sound of long nails on the right hand as is the case with many guitarists. His music is complete and utter food for the mind and soul. Thank you.

[@VoicesofMusic]

:)

[@samvardhan499]

Did not want to listen al all, but you pulled me in, David! Perfomance with a true feeling has such a power. Thanks for sharing!

[@RIPLEYvsALIENS]

@Walvis2007 You are amazing. As a guitarist and a violinist, I am always in awe of musicians who can play renaissance and baroque instruments. Thank you for uploading this beautiful performance.

[@guswinter9483]

I first heard this Scottish tune from a recording by The Baltimore Consort and never forgot it. It was originally published as a broadsheet in the 18th century but "anon" composed the music for it. Wonderfully done here.

[@VoicesofMusic]

+Gus Winter Thanks, Gus--this tune is from a very early layer, the Skene manuscript from around 1615 and the Stirling ms from just a few years later.

[@PureAlto]

Lovely, David.

[@rainerputz6561]

❤

[@TheFerdinand81]

Exquisite

[@mobongo4246]

That was marvellous. Where can you find the music, good for future learning.

[@sleddale]

Thanks katsandroses. Have you viewed ' In a garden so green' by same artist? I feel sure you will enjoy it

[@otono77]

what is the name of this piece?

[@TheMadisonHang]

is the arch lute tuned differently than a guitar? is there a reason i couldn't play this on guitar?

[@VoicesofMusic]

You can play it on guitar!

[@Ticlano]

Dear David, Could you share the tablature? Salutes from Brazil!