... whether this song is the perfection of misery or the misery of perfection.
But what am I talking about? It's Purcell and Dryden! What could be miserable in that?
I think the answer must somehow lie in the source story ...
But hey, it's still a great song!
4 comments:
Jacob
said...
Interesting piece. Not sure why the background includes several other composers though.
I think it would be a lot better with harpsichord (as it probably was meant to have) or guitar accompaniment.
I know the piano is a keyboard instrument, but its character is so different from the harpsichord.
4 comments:
Interesting piece. Not sure why the background includes several other composers though.
I think it would be a lot better with harpsichord (as it probably was meant to have) or guitar accompaniment.
I know the piano is a keyboard instrument, but its character is so different from the harpsichord.
Is there a piano in this recording? I only heard a bass-lute.
Oh, you two are a pair of precious musical snobs! :)
Oi, now, I liked it. I didn't have anything pertinent to say, before, but I did enjoy it.
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