Recorders Originals from 17th century
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I know this has nothing to do with the subject of the video, but: when you listen to someone speaking a language related to your own you can really hear how languages diverged just by people saying things in slightly different ways over time. I mean there are parts where it _almost_ sounds like he's just speaking English with an accent. I think that's neat.
Xezlec 9 months ago
It is so wonderful to hear these instruments. I was recently in Vienna and there were hundreds of recorders and other renaissance and baroque instruments just in cases in a museum. They are beautiful, to be sure, but meant to be played.
Lovely video, regardless.
Swamuel 1 year ago
This is a wonderful way to spen 3 minutes. I want a recorder in Eb now. it sounded wonderful. Why didn't you play the Hotteterre?
Who are you by the way? Do you have CDs - are you a teacher? In what school?
Thanks
chevalierski 1 year ago
Wonderful commentary. Very informative. Beautiful instruments. Thank you.
mambacfa2 1 year ago
this guy reminds me of Gustavo Cerati
edelmar17 1 year ago
Indeed; it is Dutch.
FadoDeo4444 1 year ago
to me as a german it is easy to understand what he is talkin about... but way more easier with the subtitles...
Montekarlos1 1 year ago 2
Die echte oude is toch wel de beste
houtblazer 2 years ago
Not Afrikaans, although some words are pretty similar. Afrikaans comes from Dutch, mainly, so I think it's probably Dutch. Yes?
clmarais 2 years ago
It is Dutch
BrianBoru314 2 years ago