Fantasia in c Minor by SL Weiss for Baroque Lute

A Fantasia from the London Manuscript in c minor by SL Weiss in the form of an unmeasured prelude followed by a fugue. My first attempt at Weiss on my new gut strung 11 course Tomlinson lute.

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Music

Tags:

• music
• lute
• laute
• baroque
• Weiss
• fantasia
• prelude
• fugue
• Shoskes

[FretboardToAsh]

Very good, best one I've found so far.

[kidneykutter]

@FretboardToAsh Thanks very much. You should search "Nigel North Lute Society America" for a better one though!

[yerikyerik]

very good performance, I like your phrasé

[kbaronshaffer]

wonderful! i perform this piece on classical guitar, and it is a pleasure listening to your performance on the instrument that it was written for...beautiful!

[orgeronm]

Excellent!!! Your recorded sound lately is so much better than it used to be, new rig? (This take, unfortunately, seems to have some clipping at the volume peaks.) And certainly your playing is quite confident and assured which leaves you free to play quite expressively. Love to hear your playing. keep it up!

[shabaash]

I much prefer the sound of the Rutherford lute. I love that sound so much that it may persuade me to take up lute again--before it was renaissance, but now it would be definitely baroque. I'm sure I couldn't afford a Rutherford lute in any case. Must be around five grand minimum I would imagine and very much in demand.

[kelborgui]

My favorite word og the Weiss!!!

Congratulations.

Kelvin

[guiros1]

Very well. Will appear in my Favorites. That it is pleasant to hear this standard with the lute and not with the guitar, like so often!