Music of the so-called "Renaissance", originally composed for lute or vihuela (an early guitar-like instrument). Played and recorded long time ago without any ambitions for "historical correctness" on a fat modern guitar.
Hope you enjoy anyhow :)
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guitar: F.Hiemenz
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set painting by Gerard (Gerrit) Dou (1613-1675) : "Still Life with Globe, Lute, and Books"
http://www.wikipaintings.org/en/gerrit-dou/still-life-with-globe-lute-and-books

The 16th century on plucked strings

Brahms: 21 Hungarian Dances

Hungarian Dance No. 5: Allegro

La vie en rose

ahmad amar - In love .. again..

Amandine Beyer 
Gli incogniti

4 CDs Box release
More info: http://www.outhere-music.com/en/albums/bach-zzt-348

J.S. Bach - Partita BWV 1004 - Ciaccona

Jean-Féry REBEL
Les Caracteres De La Danse 
Les Ambassadeurs, dir: Alexis Kossenko
(live in Paradyz Festival, August 2011)

REBEL - Les Caracteres De La Danse (Paradyz 2011)

[Piano] Mozart Sonate n°14 K.457 1er mouvement

J.S. Bach, Concerto a-Moll BWV 593 after Vivaldi RV 522, Ton Reijnaerdts organ

Edvard Grieg - Peer Gynt Suite No. 1: IV. In the Hall of the Mountain King

Tamara Brooks conducts the New England Conservatory Chorus and Orchestra in a performance of Verdi's Requiem that The Boston Globe called "an unusually searching, indeed, sublime, spiritual experience." Recorded live March 5, 1992 in NEC's Jordan Hall, Boston.
For more information: http://necmusic.edu/tamara-brooks-1941-2012

Giuseppe Verdi - Messa di Requiem- Introit and Kyrie

part of a recording session, mostly in "prima vista" playing, to produce background music for a spoken therapeutic CD.
recorded in puzzlepie studio Munich/Türkenfeld
Guitar: F.Hiemenz
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Robert Johnson (ca 1580 - 1633/34) was an english composer and lutenist. His father John was lutenist at the court of Queen Elisabeth I.
Between 1610 and 1617 Robert Johnson composed for the "King's Men" theatrical company, providing music for William Shakespeare's plays. So he sometimes is called as "Shakespeare's Lutenist"

"Alman" by Robert Johnson

Complaint, better known as "Fortune my Foe".
music :  John Dowland (1563 - 1626)
guitar : F.Hiemenz
(part of a recording session, mostly in "prima vista" playing, to produce background music for a spoken therapeutic CD.
recorded in puzzlepie studio Munich/Türkenfeld)

*** Special note for the Lute Players and other experts : Yes, I played it on a fat modern guitar. Yes, I didn't include any ornamentations. No, it's not at all played in historical correct manner. Though never been a real  "ancient music"-player, I loved  the pure substance in old, timeless jewels like this one. So please don't pillory me for that ;-) ***

Complaint ("Fortune my Foe") by John Dowland

music : John Dowland (1563 - 1626)
(from a manuscript in the "British Museum". Transcribed from lute tablature and arranged for guitar by Karl Scheit. Published in "Universal Edition" 1956) 

guitar : Frank Hiemenz
youtube video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KFJYhgzNOdI&hd=1
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part of an unfinished studio project. Only a compact cassette (!) copy of the original studio tape remained from this. 
Recorded in puzzlepie studio Munich/Türkenfeld  ('88)
Sound restauration with WaveLab 7 (2012) by FHgitarre
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Original Artwork (CCL) by Nancy Ellis: http://www.flickr.com/photos/plaisanter/5227004746/

Allemande (My Lady Hunssdon's Puffe) by John Dowland

music : John Dowland (1563 - 1626) 
(from a manuscript in Cambridge University Library. Transcribed from lute tablature and arranged for guitar by Karl Scheit. Published in "Universal Edition" 1956) 

guitar : F. Hiemenz 

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part of an unfinished studio project. Only a compact cassette (!) copy of the original studio tape remained from this. 
Recorded in puzzlepie studio Munich/Türkenfeld  ('88) 
Sound restauration and cuttings with WaveLab 7 (2012) by FHgitarre
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"Melancholy Galliard" by John Dowland (1563 - 1626)

"Go from my window", a very popular folksong in its time. This is an arrangement by John Dowland (1563 - 1626)
guitar : F.Hiemenz

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"just for fun" recording in puzzlepie studio Munich/Türkenfeld  ('88) 
Sound restauration of a compact cassette copy with WaveLab 7 (2012) by FHgitarre
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just found a midi version of the original tune with one of the most popular text versions:
http://mysongbook.de/mtb/r_clarke/songs/gofrom1.htm

"Go from my window" - popular folksong from the 16th century (arranged by John Dowland)

Recorded live at Founder's Chapel of the University of San Diego on April 13, 2013. Featuring William Wilson, guitar and Jeff Basile, cello.

Trumpet Tune - Henry Purcell - Live!

________ ! @  Welcome @ ! ________

This channel is collecting the
recordings in which I took part
through the years as a guitar-
player. The great ones as well 
as those which are just not bad 
enough for the ashtray. 
If you like some of them, you're
welcome to let me know it. ;-)

¯¯¯¯¯  Thank you for visiting  ¯¯¯¯¯ 

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Some of my recordings
are free for download
(wav format, no mp3
compression!)
http://soundcloud.com/fhgitarre/sets/free-downloads/
!! If you use one of them for 
videos or other web content 
please give credit with a link
at this soundcloud channel !!
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- at soundcloud since Feb. 2012 -

"Alman" by Robert Johnson

FHgitarre-classicalGUITAR

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