Robert de Visée-Suite d'Amila-Eduardo Egüez

Robert de Visée (1650-1725)
Suite d'Amila: Prelude/Tombeau du Vieux Gallot/Courante/La Venitienne du Mr. Fourcroy/La Montfermeil/Chaconne.
Eduardo Egüez-11 course lute.

[@alentejaneiro]

Élégant, fin, superbe ! Merci Monsieur Franz !

[@goldenbelly8268]

Sublime …i literally bow in respect and utter admiration to your extraordinary musical genius… 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@klippdachs]

As mentioned before: simply divine.... Thanks so much for sharing!

[@tdsims1963]

simply divine....

[@goldenbelly8268]

Heavenly playing….🌹😊

[@ghmus7]

Beautifully played!

[@AGLMIL]

Extraordinaria interpretacion!!!!!!!!!

[@jamarriage]

Always listen to your cd while in the workshop, very atmospheric and transports me to a nice sunny day in the French countryside each time, encore... I believe they play it on the tour around Versailles too?

[@misssarahashplant31]

Beautiful.

[@Rvnmoon111]

The best!!

[@Zenliguayette]

Merci. :)))

[@oconselhodanuvem]

très beau! :')

[@frenchiecocorico1]

In the original manuscrit is not "Suite d'Amila" or exactly in good french "Suite en A Mi la (A e a / that's to say a tone in a minor) but a set of various pieces for the lute extracted from "Pièces de Théorbe et de Luth" published by Bonneuil in 1716 without any title. So, the title "Suite d'Amila" is fictive

[@fadinard.]

There are only Chacone in: F-, G-, D- major and D- and G- minor. Where did A-minor come from? fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_de_Visée

[@mahler914]

@@fadinard. Manuscrit Vaudry de Saizenay has it.

[@jean-yvesPrax]

And to be played on a baroque tuned lute I presume...