Sorrow (nr. 4 of Opus 61) by Bernhard Molique (1802-1869).

Sorrow, nr.4 of Six characteristic pieces for the English Concertina and Pianoforte Opus 61 by Bernhard Molique.
Performed by Pauline de Snoo on English Concertina and Chris van de Kuilen on Piano. Rehearsel Schijndel (NL), 2008.

[@eopatcjo]

Delightful!

[@gardenfornutrition6373]

Good choice.

[@megaleo451]

This composition is absolutely delightful to listen to. Thank you!
Kind regards ... Leo

[@chookiechooks]

I am so enjoying your videos of your playing!

[@alegrate1827]

Beautiful music! and a great duo on amazing instruments! Alegrate from Tucson, AZ

[@pgtrimming]

Nice smile at the end!

[@JohnnyMoscow]

I just bought an english 30 button i cant wait till i can play like you!

[@echosoloconcertina8637]

Lovely!

[@electricganesha]

fabulous playing :O congratulations!

[@AidasRusa]

Just been reading CW 476 about you, Pauline!
I play Hayden Duet Concertina.

[@AidasRusa]

Lucky you, I wasn't that lucky and could afford to study music very little in my youth. I learnt to play Hayden Duet Concertina myself :)
Still learning it will never stop.

[@jandesnoo]

Wheatstone English Aeola, 1913 in perfect shape, restored by Steve Dickinson

[@jandesnoo]

@chookiechooks
Thank you very much. Pauline

[@BruceThomson]

There are Maori instruments, you could do a web search. (Maori are our indigenous people. They have flutes.)

[@jandesnoo]

@adbmnj10
What do you mean???

[@adbmnj10]

@jandesnoo
He said he wanted to play like the women in the video. I was wondering if he actually learned it.

[@adbmnj10]

@imjohnnymoscow
How's it coming :P

[@BruceThomson]

Ahh, so beautiful, Pauline. Why don't you come over to New Zealand and marry me and play it to me forever until there is no more sorrow in either of us. = ) Regards, Bruce Thomson, Palmerston North, New Zealand.

[@lind_]

top kek

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