A) String instruments. My loves.
B) The musicians. In tune with the music and with each other. They may not smile much, but you can tell that they feel the love of what they do.
C) The percussionist. ♥ Looking down on everyone like some ancient god of fundamental rhythm.
Music for the dancing of -- something stately, patterned and fun. With complicated footwork underneath the layers of brocade. :)
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18th century bluegrass.
I should know this, but… what are the mini knee-cellos called? They seem about the size of a viola, but the playing style is quite different.
A) String instruments. My loves.
B) The musicians. In tune with the music and with each other. They may not smile much, but you can tell that they feel the love of what they do.
C) The percussionist. ♥ Looking down on everyone like some ancient god of fundamental rhythm.
Music for the dancing of -- something stately, patterned and fun. With complicated footwork underneath the layers of brocade. :)
18th century bluegrass.
I should know this, but… what are the mini knee-cellos called? They seem about the size of a viola, but the playing style is quite different.
You mean the Viola da gamba? Wiki also covers them.
The whole Lachrimae Caravaggio is well worth listening to, and widely available on youtube.