Anthony Bailes | 'Windeken' by Joachim van den Hove (1567-1620)

Lutenist Anthony Bailes plays "Windeken" by Joachim van den Hove (1567-1620).

From the CD "Lute music of the Netherlands" (Carpe Diem Records CD-16289).

[josemartinpantingmagana]

Lovely, inspirational and beautiful. Thank you for sharing

[mrmajorchords]

Hello Tony! This is John Vousden - your erstwhile guitar pupil at the SGC, Cardiff. Great to hear and see you play again! Best wishes,

[Batboxgriffin]

Tony was always a league above me when I knew him and I've always been in awe of his ability to capture and reproduce the finesse of early music so sensitively.

[randolphwhitfield]

Mr. Bailes is still the master - wonderful clean sound. May we not have more please?

[QuillClassics]

Beautifully done--a wonderfully spacious and tender reading!

[wiwocb]

I am so glad, that Tony Bailes recorded this recital. I heard it last year in Bremen and it was wonderful!

[Mignarda]

Very sweet, and we love the stylish hand warmers. An empathetic individual knows exactly what happened behind the fingerboard on the final chord.

[verybigkittens]

Lovely music fluid smooth, really well executed. Brilliant lute playing.

[xiavalencia]

the beautifull recording of Mezangeau may be year 1979?

[Batboxgriffin]

Beautiful playing, Tony, as usual. I am still scratching around on the guitar but now it's only an enjoyable hobby. I'd like to see more of your playing on YouTube. I still remember your first lute... or was it a boat?
Best wishes
David

[FrankieParadisoevah]

One of the very few lutenists who play as impeccably as Hopkinson Smith, and with plenty of tenderness and tranquillity. Incidentally, Maestro Bailes resembles my maternal (Dutch) great-grandfather Professor Piet Aalberse, the first Minister of Labour!