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Old 03-14-2017, 05:28 PM   #1527
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From the Classical-music.com website today:

This week's free download is Alberto Da Ripa's Fantasie No. 13 for lute, played by Jakob Lindberg. The track is from Lindberg's latest album, Italian Lute Virtuosi of the Renaissance, which received a five-star review in the February issue of BBC Music Magazine.

'Lindberg's own 'suavity of sound' creates its very own soul music,' writes Paul Riley, 'there's a sense of eavesdropping on a spontaneous yet eloquently-argued soliloquy.'


You have to have an acccount with Classical-music.com, and be logged on to that account, in order to get the free download. If you've taken care of both of those, navigate to this Classical-music.com webpage. Click on the red "Download Now" button which should appear on the thumbnail of the album cover on that webpage.

The piece runs about 4 minutes, and 54 seconds. Alas, almost all of the classical music freebies that I hear about are formatted in MP3, and that's true with this one.

I was looking forward to listening to this free piece. For one reason, when I saw the thumbnail of the album cover, there was this stringed instrument that I didn't recognize, and I was sure that I had not heard it played before. Too, I didn't remember ever hearing the name of the composer, Alberto Da Ripa. I knew that the piece was going to be out of the ordinary from what we usually hear. I must say that I was very pleased with the performance.
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