German violinist Johann Schop (1590 – 1667) wrote divisions over the Lachrimae Pavan made famous by English composer John Dowland in his lute song “Flow My Tears.” Virtuoso musicians would play divisions or improvisations on popular tunes in a manner similar to jazz musicians of today.
Rook: Jakob Hansen, Violin Paul Von Hoff, Trombone and Slide Trombone Jeremy David Ward, Bass Violin Mark Shuldiner, Harpsichord
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Johann Schop
Divisions on Lachrimae Pavan Play
Recorded on 02/19/2014, uploaded on 07/29/2014
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German violinist Johann Schop (1590 – 1667) wrote divisions over the Lachrimae Pavan made famous by English composer John Dowland in his lute song “Flow My Tears.” Virtuoso musicians would play divisions or improvisations on popular tunes in a manner similar to jazz musicians of today.
Rook:
Jakob Hansen, Violin
Paul Von Hoff, Trombone and Slide Trombone
Jeremy David Ward, Bass Violin
Mark Shuldiner, Harpsichord
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