Sanz Canarios for the Schulers from Tomingas

[Hikikomori013]

Sanz wrote the most influential primers for the baroque guitar. This and, of course, Folia are his most popular and enduring pieces.

And you, sir, have presented a most wonderfully dynamic and exciting interpretation. A baroque master performance.

[MusicbyTomingas]

@Hikikomori013 Thank you for your kind comments, it does make a difference to hear them. I see you have a wide interest in music and obviously look into the details. I see you have an interest in the Ukulele as well, take a look at the Video Rodrigo on the Rocks hopefully you will find it of interest. Also, I have a new CD out of the Boccherini "Fandango" Quintet, if you like the Sanz you would love the Fandango played with wild abandon. Enjoy & thank you!

[Luthval]

Sanz, a dance master in Canary Island ? where does this info came from ? He was living in Spain, and spend some time in Italy and published his method for baroque guitar in 1674 (Sarragossa).

;-)

V.

[MusicbyTomingas]

It's apparant that you have researched music and musicians very well indeed. I'm afraid at this point you will have to assume my information to be "hear say" as it was a long time ago, 1969 when I was working through his tablature and using the resources at my college, California Institute of the Arts. Based on your attention to authenticity, I can assume my rendering is not to your taste but I thank you for taking the time to listen & comment.

Byron