Intermission – The mood is good! Well, the Mahler queens in the next box look like they’re undergoing a root canal, but everyone else seems to enjoy themselves
Haïm mentioned she brought theorbo, cembalo, and flute.
Update Sept 19th: I know googled properly – it is Mónica Pustilnik who plays wiht LCd’A. (on a sidenote, it is a pain to google up the musicians if one cannot invest in the program book. still looking to compelte my review)
And I was sitting there just the other way around – thinking, how would Piau have done this because I cannot imagine it in comparison.
Ruiten was good, had to fight a bit of congestion, but the best pieces were the encores. I hope I managed to get a little taste for you two – will DB later.
upload will still take a few hours – thadieu, you’ve got to teach me how to downsize mp4s…
it’s choppy, of course, and the voice does not transport a well as the pit, but you’ll get an impression (only encores).
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1 organ + 2 harpsichords too ❤
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Hey look, we can still do lifeblogging!
Would that be the theorbo player of Concert d’Astrée?
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yes! i think EH is importing her band’s musicians into Wien
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Intermission – The mood is good! Well, the Mahler queens in the next box look like they’re undergoing a root canal, but everyone else seems to enjoy themselves
Haïm mentioned she brought theorbo, cembalo, and flute.
Update Sept 19th: I know googled properly – it is Mónica Pustilnik who plays wiht LCd’A. (on a sidenote, it is a pain to google up the musicians if one cannot invest in the program book. still looking to compelte my review)
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The scores for Ruiten were brought out just now (and I thought: she has been in a few enviable positions already. Next to Haïm’s cembalo!)
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I’m so interested in you account of Ruiten’s performance. Just listening to Piau’s dazzling take, probably quite different Ruiten’s.
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And I was sitting there just the other way around – thinking, how would Piau have done this because I cannot imagine it in comparison.
Ruiten was good, had to fight a bit of congestion, but the best pieces were the encores. I hope I managed to get a little taste for you two – will DB later.
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That would be cool!
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upload will still take a few hours – thadieu, you’ve got to teach me how to downsize mp4s…
it’s choppy, of course, and the voice does not transport a well as the pit, but you’ll get an impression (only encores).
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yes, we’ll make sure by the time i leave you’ll be a user of ffmpeg 😉
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Currently, the flute player (who completely charmed the non-Handelian audience) and one of the oboists are talking shop onstage.
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I would SO buy the theorbo player a beer.
I think in Baroque times, I would always have gone home with the lutenist/theorbist
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i’d add the viola da gamba to my list
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You need a lot of courage to do that in this case (I’m a bit scared of her)
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Well, she might prefer absinthe, if the goth angle is a statement, but she was really good. And she enjoyed the soprano performance
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I hope you enjoyed it as well?
(thadieu and I are just chatting about Stutzmann’s Mozart mass on the other channel)
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amazing! and Ruiten! 🙂
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Oh yes. I wish you could have seen and heard this concert, for a variety of reasons (one of them already present in Brussels earlier this year).
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