DIVISIONS ON AN ITALIAN GROUND (1702) FOR ALTO RECORDER AND ORGAN

Accompaniment is with a new Yamaha electronic keyboard we gave ourselves for Christmas and played by a friend. This beautiful theme appears in a collection of "hit" tunes of day published in London in 1702 by John Walsh. I'm sure it went "gold". :)

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Renaissance music
• recorder
• Italian ground

[solarhaven2]

The alto recorder I am playing was made in 1965 by Frederick von Huene in Boston. It is made of grenadilla wood. The trim is actually ivory which is at it should be no longer legal to use. It is a dream to play and my favorite recorder... jim phypers

[jmoli123]

- Love it! d (=_=) b

[Philovideo]

Very nice! I was just curious as to what model of Yamaha Keyboard that you are playing? About a year ago I bought the Yamaha PSR-E213 music keyboard to practice and learn how to play from sheet music, etc. I also use a program called Hauptwerk (Pipe organ program) on my computer which I can play from the Yamaha keyboard via MIDI interface. That recorder sounded very nice with the keyboard "Simulated pipe organ" accompaniment! Thank you!

[arsenickcg]

Thanks for sharing this video. Very well played. I'm courious about your recorder. It sounds great and looks beautiful. What kind of recorder do you play?

Thanks

[recorderson]

Wonderful ! Bravi . 5 stars!

[AlainNaigeon]

That's baroque ;-)

[momsstory]

That is beautiful.  I sure enjoyed it!

[ChileFarmer]

Very good, Jim you did good, I can't even play the radio without static.