Dutch harpsichord music: Jacob Wilhelm Lustig

Monumenta Musica Neerlandica

Johann Jacob Lustig was a dutch composer and organist in Gronigen (martinikerk). He also translated important works like Leopold Mozart's violin treatise and Quantz work for flute.
He was a pupil of Mattheson and Telemann.
From the second sonate Opus 1 the last part: Promptement
ernst stolz cembalo.

(voor Lieke)

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[TheHarpsichordist1]

Great piece and great performance. Can I find a CD for Jacob Wilhelm Lustig ?

[ernststolz]

thanks! I don't know, I only know of one recording by Christiane Wuyts with one sonata.

[GaleoDeus]

Whats the range on that? G to d, or G to f?

[ernststolz]

G-e

[DutchManticore]

Hahahahaah what the fuck.

You're telling him to not give up trying?

Arhytmic music is one of the hardest types of music to play. And this is wonderfully performed actually.

Do you even have an idea of how it's supposed to sound?

[otterhouse]

Misschien kun je een keer een van zijn recentelijk herontdekte 24 Capricetten op youtube zetten....

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[wolfgang7445]

How many instruments do you own?

[ernststolz]

I would say, it is a typical prae-classical, Sturm und Drang way of composing. It surely doesn't have a kind of baroque swing.

[circles79]

no, I mean that there is no internal sense of rhythm to the piece. it's all over the place. very disjointed. beautiful instrument and nice playing. don't give up!

[ernststolz]

you mean that it doesn't sound like a sewing machine?