Ricercar No 3 - by Marco dall'Aquila (1470?-1537?)

[docetrago]

This is awesome, I really love this but I never have seen it played before on the acoustic guitar. Respectful and amazing transcription played with a highest standard level of technique and precision.

So good memories from the time I've bought the Dolcissima & Amorosa recording from Paul O'Dette playing renaissance lute.

You're simply great, please post more videos. Can you play some Kapsberger or Simone Molinaro for our delight ?

Many thanks and keep up this superb work. I'm enjoying it alot

[Pamilearner]

@docetrago - Thanks so much for your positive comments! What an honor to be mentioned in the same breath as the great Paul O'Dette. I realize that I am just an amateur but maybe managed to capture some of the magic of these pieces at the time.

I haven't been as active with the guitar for the last year and thus the lull in YouTube pieces. I will try to have a look at some Kapsberger or Molinaro. Maybe some new pieces will ignite a flame. :-) Thanks again.

[docetrago]

@Pamilearner Very good to hear it from you, I'll be very pleased if you post some baroque pieces also, I like too much of Early Music works as well. Maybe a transcribed Toccata Arpeggiatta Seconda from Kapsberger. It is really magical ! Many thanks also for posting these magnificent acoustic guitar versions so closely tied to the original ones.

[Pamilearner]

@docetrago - Well, I can't really promise too much. I'll see if I can get the Kapsberger going in some way. There are some excellent YT guitar versions around already - Gabriele Natilla, Alain Reiher(ArsansT), ...

[schniggitty1]

Very well done. Soothing and sexual.

[Pamilearner]

@schniggitty1 - Thanks for watching. First time for that comment. :-)

[Pedroagora]

[teal] Perfectly executed. So lyric and natural. Keep doing, friend.

[Pamilearner]

Thanks for listening Pedroagora.