Hopkinson Smith, Paul O'Dette - Duetti Italiani mp3 album

Hopkinson Smith, Paul O'Dette. Hopkinson Smith, Paul O'Dette - Duetti Italiani (Album).

Hopkinson Smith & Paul O’Dette - Duetti Italiani (1979) EMI Electrola - 1st DE Pressing- LP In 24bit/96kHz - NEW 2017 RIP! Close. Hopkinson Smith & Paul O’Dette - Duetti Italiani (1979) EMI Electrola - 1st DE Pressing- LP In 24bit/96kHz - NEW 2017 RIP! Close. O’Dette and Smith is that the best-century lute players in past and present. There are many sons from these players, lot of Odetties and Hopies, but, masters are 2 and are those present today. Long live the Masters!

Year of album release: 1995. NHẬN XÉT. Bertram Gorrión. That Canario dance at 6:26 heals the wounded heart of any Soul; just by listening, almond trees are evoked in full bloom; pink snow petals gently falling on the dancers below! So MANY thanks to everyone who makes this BEAUTY possible! Savannah Smith. Thank you for keeping this video ad-free. Kapsberger played by Hopkinson Smith is a sure bet for enjoyably sounding music ! Thank you! Piero Capelli. Johannes Hieronymus Kapsberger Pieces for Lute, Paul O'Dette. HAGEN - Lute Music (The Augsburg Manuscript Music for Lute).

Hopkinson Smith plays . Kapsberger - Libro Primo d'Intavolatura di Lauto. Bach - Goldberg Variations LIVE, Concerto BWV 1052 (recording of the Century : Glenn Gould). Robert De Visée (1655-1733) Pieces de Theorbe, Jose Miguel Moreno. Bach - Hopkinson Smith - Suites n°1, 2, 31:05:59. John DOWLAND - Galliards - Paul O'DETTE. Caballerito de Arratia. Classical Chillout - Pachelbel,Mozart,Beethoven,Debussy,Janacek,Bach,Handel.

Images and Album art (for everybody) This is a very sensitive issue for me, as I think that album art is as important as the audio itself. This one of the first album played by virtuoso lutenist Hopkinson Smith. The repertoire is from the french Baroque masters and playing a baroque lute with eleven strings.

O'Dette began playing classical guitar, and while in high school also played electric guitar in a rock band in Columbus, Ohio, where he grew up. He eventually adopted the lute (as well as the related archlute, theorbo, and Baroque mandolin) as his primary instruments, and primarily specializes in the performance of Renaissance and Baroque music.