G.G. Kapsberger - Toccata Arpegiatta (1604)
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Arpeggiata (Toccata n°2)by MusiciensPalaisRoyal44,356 views
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Kapsberger(1580-1651): Capona - Sferrainaby danensago10,261 views
Yes, Maestro Paul O'Dette is out of this world - but keep in mind that musicians of his stellar calibre practise ten to twelve hours a day when touring...
TheJester1962 1 month ago
quick I add it to my favorits!!
MATHIEUdesPLANTEURS 9 months ago
Wonderful piece
ifat363 10 months ago
Like just how much are we talking here. Can you get a cheap one to start off with like most folk do when they start learning guitar.
grandadpoppyable 1 year ago
3 people have a serius inferiority problem
videomakkers 1 year ago
OMG. This is a great tune. Thank you for upload
videomakkers 1 year ago
what a beautiful, beautiful version!!
noorderloos 1 year ago
@thejugglenaut91 I'm glad to help. I made the lute with a chisel, a scraper, a saw, a small plane (block plane), a spokeshave, and a few other tools. It's mostly about being patient - the ribs take time to fit! But if you take your time and try to do good joinery, the work is worth it.
hackerguitar 1 year ago
I wish you luck in finding one. I have built one (well, a baroque lute)as an amateur and the process is not as difficult as it looks - it's just time and care. Robert Lundberg's excellent book "Historical Lute Construction," which might be available through your library system, does a great job of showing how. It can be done with hand tools and patience, and it's completely worth trying.
I hope that one way or another you find an instrument
hackerguitar 1 year ago 2
Bravo.
1969GibsonL5 1 year ago