Denis Gaultier Tombeau de Monsieur de Lenclos

[@viktormalinoczki5724]

Dear Roderick, I found your channel through one of your classical guitar videos, but your lute playing is just as mesmerizing. Thank you for uploading this, it was beautiful! Greetings from Germany.

[@luteman]

Many thanks for your kind comment.

[@alanfbrookes9771]

Another excellent performance.

[@luteman]

I hope you are well Alan. Strange times in which we live.

[@alanfbrookes9771]

@@luteman Strange times indeed. Tomorrow could turn things around.

[@stephenpowers51]

Crikey! This is good. Thank you.

[@luteman]

Many thanks for your comment.

[@juanmiguelsuarez]

Heavenly!

[@luteman]

Thank you very much for your kind comment.

[@ericphillips7057]

Outstanding! I couldn’t care less about some phony “authenticity” criticism. Beautiful music like that could not be more authentic!

[@luteman]

Thanks very much Eric. It all gets more difficult all the time! The French lutenists paved the way to the great Tombeau of Sylvius Leopold Weiss, which I doubt I'll manage to record now. Your last recording of Shand was excellent. Become a Shand Ambassador!

[@FS.2772.guitar]

Chapeau 🤌

[@luteman]

If you mean 'Cap of Dignity'....I thank you very much.

[@FS.2772.guitar]

​@@luteman i do 😊 i think i said it before but i really prefer single strings

[@luteman]

@@FS.2772.guitar Yes, the option of single strings is historically viable, and acoustically superior...however, the 'lute establishment' to which I once belonged, is desperate to negate such heretical tendencies...but we are all free...free...to pursue our own opinions. Thank you for your interest.