Hello jbuvat !
I liked epecially the one G. Tartini Sonata for violin C-Dur. I admire your way of playing trills or mordents (can’t hear which one). My fingers don’t work so well anymore, so i have to leave them. It’s sad because an ornament in early music was not a choice, it was really the part of that particular musical style, the basic element. Congratulation, you did it!
Nice to hear Tartini. In early 70s, when I didn’t play well, I had to accompany my friend playing violin, Tartini. My accompaniment was terrible and the applause went of course 100% to the violin player but it was my first contact with Tartini and I liked his music.
Thanks so much for sharing this music You have worked hard. I know, because I’m now working on music by composers 1850 - 1950 and it’s not easy.
Continue the good work!
Many thanks
]]>I liked epecially the one G. Tartini Sonata for violin C-Dur. I admire your way of playing trills or mordents (can’t hear which one). My fingers don’t work so well anymore, so i have to leave them. It’s sad because an ornament in early music was not a choice, it was really the part of that particular musical style, the basic element. Congratulation, you did it!
Nice to hear Tartini. In early 70s, when I didn’t play well, I had to accompany my friend playing violin, Tartini. My accompaniment was terrible and the applause went of course 100% to the violin player but it was my first contact with Tartini and I liked his music.
Thanks so much for sharing this music You have worked hard. I know, because I’m now working on music by composers 1850 - 1950 and it’s not easy.
Continue the good work!
Hi all
I gathered my transcriptions of G. Tartini Sonatas created and played on Organteq (in fact Saint Gaudens organs integrated in Organteq)