John Dowland - The Frogg Galliard

[pieterjanoddens]

Why am I hearing Pachelbel´s Canon in D and Greensleaves in this piece? Sounds like a great medley tough!

[Andore23]

Definitivamente la mejor version que escuche de este tema.

[bigmuso123]

Classical History and Classical Musical History do not share the same Time Periods , ie< renaissance to Baroque Period.

[thejugglenaut91]

i'm pretty sure they're pretty parallel; i.e renaissance music sprang out due to the actual renaissance.

[roundedhalo]

reminds me of books-a-million.

[KhagarBalugrak]

This is absolutely incredible - sensitive and loving beyond words - thanks to O'Dette's musicianship.

[FrederikVanHolland]

Heel mooi, rustig en welluidend.

[CottlestonPie]

Hide him in his beard!

[semicroma]

he got a world class beard, state of the art I must say

[berlinman46]

So fine, John Dowland,a rather overlooked composer but I think his day is coming!!

[amorin1]

Paul O'Dette's recordings helped me discover Dowland's genius. He plays them with spirit, rhythm and great respect. A must for any baroque music lover!!

[violatione]

It's not baroque it's renaissance. Baroque starts with the 1600's and goes through 1750.

[amorin1]

Thanks for the correction. Dowland died in 1626, but his music is Renaissance period.

[Gitanoz]

True but some of Dowland's works esp his later ones sound very much like Baroque Music wouldn't you say?

[violatione]

And late Mozart sounds romantic but its still classical.

[violatione]

It's renaissance music. Baroque music is Handel, Telemann, Vivaldi, Scarlatti, Bach and company.

[CasiodorodelaTeja]

Incredible interpretation of Paul, the song in fact is not easy to play, well, Dowland lives in Paul O`Dette.