Hopkinson Smith "Pierre Attaingnant"

[@FrankieParadiso4evah]

When it comes to rendering the French lute repertoire with zest and elegance, Maestro Hopkinson Smith remains second to none.

[@thomasc390]

And again, thank you! 🌸

[@silvioevan11]

01 Bransle Gay 00:00 02 Pavane & sauterelle 04:37 03 Bransle de Poictou 08:19 04 Prélude 11:20 05 Le Jaune et Blanc 13:08 06 Bransle Gay, c'est Mon Amy 15:56 07 La Magdalena 19:46 08 Haulberroys 22:20 09 Prélude II 7:27 10 Une Bergerotte 30:00 11 La Roque 33:25 12 Destre Amoureux 36:55 13 Bransle Gay II 39:12 14 Il me Suffit 40:56 15 Prélude III 42:47 16 Amy Souffres 43:53 17 Gaillarde 47:05 18 Tant que Vivray 51:43 19 La Brosse 53:14 20 Prélude IV 55:22 21 Dolent Départ 57:14 22 Cuer Angoisseux 59:52

[@thomasc390]

🪷 Thank you for this playlist!

[@haimlute]

Lovely music with the loveliest interpretation!!!!

[@sunlitporch]

Thank you very much for uploading. Speaking as a lute player, and as someone who appreciates exquisite lute music by a superb master player such as HS, this is one of the greatest treasures on YT, and anywhere else for that matter.

[@ArchureMusic]

Pierre Attaingnant music is so good, and hard to find, and well done by Hopkinson Smith, what a good luck find

[@TataMataAkrobata]

you can find it on Gerbode.net

[@christianmorge8921]

At the opposite you can find can find the entire works by Pierre Attainngnant in free download on the BnF (Bibliothèque nationale de France= French National Library website) but you must learn first the french revival lute notation. Tthere'are good explanations of the different lute notations in the three principal ancient systems on the website ofthe Guild of America Lute (ftrnvh, oyalian and german) gallica.bnf.fr/services/engine/search/sru?operation=searchRetrieve&version=1.2&query=%28gallica%20all%20%22Pierre%20Attaingnant%22%29&lang=fr&suggest=0#resultat-id-1

[@j.b.zippro9830]

One of my favorites: 33.27

[@bucktones]

Thanks for posting. Delightful!

[@thomasc390]

🎄Again, thank you!🎄

[@rosasantanna]

I don't know why, but particularly this first song of the playlist makes me think of D'artagnan and the three musketeers, walking along the 17th century streets! haha Thank you for sharing!

[@havardrivansson7902]

Pierre Attaingnant (or Attaignant) (c. 1494 - late 1551 or 1552)

[@thomasc390]

Thank you!

[@damircid6666]

Qué pedo decir. Gracias. Realmente millones de gracias. Hermoso tu aporte.

[@claudiapinho-memorias]

Grata. Bela música!!!!!

[@petersinger9049]

Fine music, well payed. Please tell us the time each track begins!

[@joseluiscervataldacendelsa6210]

joder por fin encontre a un frances en laud y pensaba que lo renacentista y barroco solo se lo debemos a los romanos

[@lucadellacasa5146]

meow and ronfo admired by Italy

[@74cotidiano]

dears: I was listening until an horrible really mind fucking interruption in form of advertising beems me out of all what the playing of hopkinson smith was doing. so thanks, but there is no way to hear music in this form.

[@sunlitporch]

hop zop you can download "YT downloader" and then just download this upload for yourself. No advertising, that way.

[@Felishamois]

You can also go onto dirpy.com, paste this video's url (internet address) into the box, click on "dirpy!" next to it, edit the metadata for the audio file, and finally click "record audio". Your file might take quite a while to even start downloading, and weirdly enough once it has you can't see the proportion of it that has already been downloaded. Also most annoyingly in this case where the exact start and finish of each song isn't listed, you can only download twenty minutes at a time by editing the numbers next to the "record audio" button. Additionally it somehow downloads the audio file under no file extension name (what determines what format to read the file in to the eyes of the computer). So the file won't have an icon, and each time you open it (in Windows 10 anyway), you will have to explicitly choose to open it with the audio media player of your choice, and in the case of Windows Media Player click on "yes" to the question "do you want to try reading it" when opening it. If you're technical you can edit the file extension to say ".mp3" to not have to deal with that each time you open the file but i don't know how to do that. But this site is free, doesn't care for copyright, doesn't track you more than any other site listed on google, doesn't ask for any extra download or program installation, doesn't ask for registration :) (and god forbid doesn't ask for you to enter your credit card details)

[@Felishamois]

Alternatively you can install some form of advert blocking extension for your internet browser, such as the aptly named Adblock or Adblock Plus. Just typing "adblock [the name of your browser]" in google should get you there.

[@jeanpierrebreuer4295]

début XVIè S

[@haimlute]

But stop the advertising, it's a shame and lack of tespect to the performer, to the composer and the audience!!!!!!