SL Weiss Sarabande in A minor - Jaroslaw Lipski, Baroque lute

Saraband in A minor by the famous Baroque lute composer Sylvius Leopold Weiss comes from the so called Krzeszów / Grüssau manuscript, a vast collection of lute music from lower Silesia,. The Sarabande form underwent a lot of changes after being implemented into the Baroque suite. From a light and sensuous dance with a reputation for lasciviousness it evolved into a sombre movement, sinuous, soft, but as Talbot described: „apt to move passions and to disturb tranquility of the mind”.
The full album available at jaroslawlipski.com

[@רוםברוסטין]

Superb performance so intimate. God bless you. God bless S.L Weiss Love from Israel

[@Lutnista]

Thank you kindly!

[@ytrewqfushll7352]

Lutnia to piękny instrument... dziękuje za wspaniałe wykonanie ❤

[@Lutnista]

Bardzo dziękuję 🙂

[@kennethkyntale5152]

The beautifully composed still life on the table, rather like a Flemish painting...

[@Lutnista]

Thank you so much!

[@9Naethy]

La belleza de esa melodia me hizo encontrar el alba y sus tenues colores...

[@Lutnista]

Thank you very much!

[@Dietmar-i7x]

Man kann es kaum in Worte fassen, so schön ist das Stück. Vielen Dank, Jaroslaw! ❤

[@Lutnista]

Vielen Dank!

[@peterpim3519]

Wie immer ein Genuss aller feinster Art. Danke!

[@Lutnista]

Thank you for your kind words. Vielen Dank und Grüße !

[@kevincage1641]

This really really embodies Weiss. It is incredible.

[@Lutnista]

Many thanks for your kind words.

[@ВсеславСвет]

О да! О да! Прекрасная музыка невыразима в пределах слова, буквы. Это может понять только музыкант, исполнитель... Благодарю маэстро

[@Lutnista]

Many thanks for your kind words!

[@LUTEDUO]

BRAVO! Jarek, this is great you are posting Weiss so well played! Lute without Weiss is like piano without Chopin! Please do more! Great tone and such deep musicality. Thank you! Anton i Anna

[@Lutnista]

Hi Anton & Anna, yes I think Weiss does deserve wider recognition. The more you play him the more you discover. Many thanks for your support!

[@hartholz7015]

Und Johann Hieronymus Kapsberger 🌸 ?

[@georgina3358]

Très beau. Merci !

[@Lutnista]

Merci beaucoup!

[@davidpris9822]

Wunderschön! Vielen Dank !

[@Lutnista]

Vielen Dank. Herzliche Grüße !

[@juanmiguelsuarez]

Marvelous! 🙌🏼

[@Lutnista]

Thanks a lot!

[@pcavieres]

Bravissimo!!!

[@Lutnista]

Thanks a lot !

[@АлександрСтафиевских-с5д]

Ярослав благодарю за отличное исполнение. попробуйте сыграть на гуслях. рад буду услышать.

[@Lutnista]

Thank you very much!

[@SilvioNobre]

❤️❤️😍

[@Lutnista]

🙂

[@Chayanta]

why the lemons and the sea shell?

[@Lutnista]

Hi, thanks for asking. Lemons and shells are very common in Baroque still lifes. Their symbolism, as far as I could make out, is complex and sometimes contradictory: the lemon, for instance, has a wide range of bitter-sweet connotations. The shell likewise can mean lots of things, from birth to resurrection, depending how you look at it.