La Lugeac, Balbastre, Christopher D. Lewis Harpsichord

[cyrdal]

C'est très bien joué, je suis vraiment admiratif ; aussi quel dommage que la prise de son ne soit pas meilleure !

Very good play, so what's a pity the sound recording was not better !

[Tenifus]

Excellent!

[manolo1918]

Impressive!

[sallymosher]

Very stylish. You bring out the important lines. Sally M.

[LJGB1]

If only there were 18th century-themed bars, they could hire you to play background music!

Not that I'm suggesting your playing doesn't deserve it's own venue. Beautiful work, well done.

[JeterCM]

Chris, I was very happy to hear this piece by Claude Balbastre. Most of the music of French baroque era pieces I have heard were composed by F.Couperin. La Lugeac must have been a famous woman of the day from Lugeac, France. I loved your beautifully paced interpretation. @Eddissimo

[JeterCM]

Chris, I was very happy to hear this piece by Claude Balbastre. Most of the music of French baroque era pieces I have heard were composed by F.Couperin. La Lugeac must have been a famous woman of the day from Lugeac, France. I loved your beautifully paced interpretation. @E

ddissimo

[jpstenino]

chriswales19 Again, your work is superb. Bravo. 

[harpsi8]

Well played ! one of my favorites. Play on Bravo!

[jmeister321684]

Very nice !

[dfyoutube]

I'm sure if I kept practicing this piece for an hour a day for the next year I could play it at least half your pace... good work!

[Westtoledoguy]

very beautiful playing