Flow my tears - John Dowland
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- Опубликовано: 8 июн 2021
- Performed by Vocal Ensemble Musica Ficta
Lauritz Jakob Thomsen, bass
and Fredrik Bock, lute
Bo Holten musical director
Ragnheiður Jónsdóttir sound engineer
Jonas Schnack Krog DOP and editor
Christian Tobiassen director
Recorded in Musikhuset København March 2021 
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Wonderfull, it always reminds me of the Philip K Dick short story, "Flow My Tear"
Oh, I must get that! (not known to me yet..) Two favourites!
I keep coming back to listen again and again. Beautiful!!
I felt flamenco at the beginning. So good.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, and just such a timeless piece of art!
Totally agree.
Wow
Marvellous
amazing
That was so good.
Thank you❤🎉
It would have been nice to learn anything about this in school in England
John Dowland was hired as court composer by Christian the 4th of Denmark... my 10th great grandfather. Funny to think about.
As long as you listen more than giggle...
1:39 the non repeated part
2:50 again
(Ignore this I’m not taking repeats for a vocal jury)
How incredibly beautiful!
There is nobility, refinement, a taste for perfect simplicity in this music.... Magnificent!
I just can't understand one thing - where on earth did this fashion come from, of having unquestioned tenors present themselves as baritones or even, as here, as basses?
I would say he’s definitely a baritone. There is very little different between a high baritone and and tenor!
Beautiful singing (watch 'contemn' not 'condemn' - they're not the same word).
Learn to contain light.
Contemn
Contains of life.....@@anglosaxon105
A swedish singer, Freddie Wadling made an astonishing acapella recording of this...
One of the few times I have dropped my jaw, and so, oh so, hard...
@@anglosaxon105 Agree and 'conTemn' (pour scorn on) not 'conDemn' (express disapproval of) which is slightly different. Dowland wrote contemn.
@@rachelbarlow9382 I guess it throws people off because it’s kind of an antiquated or rarely used word that many may not have heard before. But it fits perfectly.