ANONYMUS Partita: 1. Prelude (Theorbo solo)

Some cute and easy pieces from an anonymus manuscript for the 11course baroque lute from the Warszawa Nat. Libr. i copied by hand in summer 1971 ... now playing on the Theorbo in d (Renatus Lechner 2007).

Siegfried Andreae - Theorbo in d

Due to it´s mild sound at low frequencies and the richness of overtones, Theorbo music has a positive effect on personnel well-being (music for relaxation, not making you sleepy).

The videoclip allows a look into the glasshouses of our small plant-nursery, were Lithops ("living rocks", "Lebende Steine") and many other succulent plants are cultivated.

To get high quality seds of Lithops or Cacti, please vistit the ebay account of "siegfriedandreae" (or google for "Berlin-Bohnsdorf Lithops")
or write a priv. message ;-))) .

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• wedding music
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Great music. The range of the theorbo is amazing.

(i don´t know how your original mp3 sounded, but i think the sound of the video is good).

greetings, R.

[DuoContinuo]

Hi,

thank you very much for your kind remarks.

i already adored (and rated) your beautiful Charango music (Dowland) some weeks ago!

Saludos cordiales - Siegfried

the pieces by Pandolfi Mealli, Vitali and 5. Aire sound much better...explore...

[DuoContinuo]

sorry, what did YouTube do with the nice sound of our original mp3 file ???

[gembela07062001]

Thanks for your attention, yes, I love the sound of your theorbo and the barock guitar as well. Unfortunately, we first have to save for a normal but bigger size guitar, but later I would like to experiment with all sorts of instruments, even with charango. I also admire your lithops, I am the proud owner of a small but growing collection of cactuses. All the best to you,

Gergely