La Rosignoll
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oh, I love this..!
xAmandine 1 year ago
@xAmandine
Thanks, it's quite romantic. I play it slower than most other "duos". I think it suits the music.
trolabe 1 year ago
simply wonderful! i like your double played pieces. very artistic videos too
xAmandine 1 year ago
@xAmandine
Thank you, I'm planning to do some more duets in the near future.
trolabe 1 year ago
Excellent ! Congratulations ! Well it seems that you have readen " Le Laüstic" ( "rossignol" in french "nightingale" in english) by Marie de France (Marie ai non, si sui de France) from " Les lais de Marie de France " . She wrote in England during the second half of the twelfth century. Great interpretation !
C6H12B26 1 year ago
Thank you so much. I'm not familiar with Marie de France and "le Laüstic" but I have just looked it up and it's a fascinating story. I understand Laüstic is a word from Bretagne. Last summer I spent two weeks in Bretagne near Le Faouët and I was fascinatet by the breton language and the beauty of this part of France.
trolabe 1 year ago