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Posted by Ivan303 (A) on March 16, 2015 at 21:02:47

In Reply to: RE: Here's an example of ole Ekhardt's work... posted by krisjan on March 16, 2015 at 17:54:36

rather than streaming on line with QOBUZ and TIDAL where I am missing the liner notes.

Once in a while I get comments from QOBUZ on s release that they sell as well as stream, and it's in French so I cut and paste to Google Translate.

From the album above courtesy of Google Translate:

"At the end of his life, Gustav Leonhardt returns to disk friendship for Marc de Mauny and Russian musicians with this sublime Forquerays - his latest album - released in 2005 under Russian label (EMR). This disc had a confidential distribution in Europe despite a Diapason d'Or. So here it is, this ghostly album, which can be considered almost like new. Leonhardt had never registered Hemsch of 1751 Flawinne castle in Belgium, he considers "ideal for collecting Forquerays." "These pieces were originally for viola were transcribed with superior knowledge of harpsichord, exceptional. Everything sounds easy, and the music has a lot of strength and delicacy at the same time. "He adds. Perfect in every way recital emanating from a great servant of the music: "We do not play the harpsichord or violin, one must play music, keep in mind its a lot bigger than the one we have between fingers, keep in mind at every moment the pieces for viola Forquerays father, be nourished by the study of the partition and all the culture that surrounds it, treaties, poetry, ensemble music. Please do not "think harpsichord. '" (Accuracy: the transcription of pieces for viola d'Antoine Forquerays is due to son John the Baptist)."