Michel de Bethune: "Pieces pour theorbes Francaises" (Jose Miguel Moreno)

[@JPurdy-yj3yg]

La música a este nivel de perfección es la manifestación cultural más elevada que puede haber realizado el ser humano a lo largo de la historia. Maravilla de composición y de interpretación, y probablemente la mejor música para acompañar la lectura de un libro. José Miguel Moreno está Cumbre!!.

[@alejandroprietochavez9367]

Sin lugar a dudas un muy hermosa y dulce obra de arte. Mil gracias 🙏 por permitirnos acercarnos a tan bello material. Saludos desde México.

[@vicb4901]

Beautiful theorbal music. I could not find any bio data about the composer.

[@marcelodiliscia2637]

Prélude 00:00 Allemande 01:35 Courante 05:39 Prélude 07:13 Gavotte & Double 08:58 Sarabande 10:48 Menuet 15:01 Prélude 16:16 Gigue 18:29 Sarabande 19:49 Chaconette 22:59

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[@ignaciofernandez5876]

Preciosa música, el instrumento es maravilloso, una interpetacion fabulosa... es la propia música.

[@hudlifuk]

very peaceful piece of music, great for contemplation

[@marksolomon5000]

...this is a great lp...

[@ignaciofernandez5876]

Roberto Barto demuiestra una maestria indiscutible en la interpretación, le hemos escuchado en vrias ocasiones, por supuesto.

[@FrankieParadiso4evah]

But this is José Miguel Moreno from Spain!

[@rolero1531]

Gorgeous music and performance

[@LuminousRaven25-01]

@Luis Macas! - Thanks SO much for presenting this! - Mil millones de gracias! - This is to say the very least EXQUISITE! - There really aren't adjectives to describe the sheer beauty of sound here! - The very last piece, for me, conjured up an image of a mother with a baby against her breast; gently rocking the sleeping child. I wonder what that amazing piece is called.

[@JoelvanLennep]

Beautiful! From the sound of the instrument alone, and lacking sufficient information otherwise, my (rather tentative) guess would be that this first suite, at least, is played on the "angelique", a lt.-seventeenth/ea. eighteenth French/German lute with single strings, only, tuned harp-fashion diatoncally from C (i.e., 'cello c'). The highest string (I believe tuned to f') is the only one regularly fingered; the lower ones only for accidentals. Several antique examples survive, several made by Joachim Tielke in Hamburg. It was largely considered a "ladies' " instrument, and was supposedly easier to play than the normal lute (I must wonder if there was ever much truth to that!) Monsieur Moreno plays expressively and with touching delicacy what sounds to me like rather challenging music.

[@paracaparaca]

José Miguel ROCKS!!!! Beautiful!!!!!

[@frankprince7247]

yaaman!

[@nebovas9432]

Moreno is one of my favourite players but I cannot find a single video in which I can see him playing lute, isn't it strange???

[@viky532]

Es preciosa, es sublime, es más que intemporal, yo diría que es protemporal, con los siglos seguro que gana. PAULA UN BESO DEL BARRO

[@exitoentudia398]

Gracias

[@emastrovito]

Beautiful music, beautifully played!

[@ALBERTPIA79]

divino!

[@LuminousRaven25-01]

I hope you enjoy this as much as I do, David, dearest friend! - Just don't worry about ANYTHING! Vale?

[@Davmm96]

Looks like the album is badly translated from english... It should be "Pièces françaises pour théorbe, tablature d'angélique et pièces de théorbe".

[@danyelnicholas]

hello, théorbe de pieces is actually the name for a smaller, French chamber-theorbo.