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Review:
It is this balance between the line and the ornament, between the spoken and the silent, which is the charm of Louis' technique. A charm which is true to what it was in the 17th century, and not a pretense sentiment. The sound is ample, generous, but also feverish and His lute not only sings or dances- though it does that, and very well- it also lives, it breathes, it speaks! Is that not the most divine rhetoric? If the technique of Hopkinson Smith may seem more sophisticated, that of Louis has no equal to tell the story with ease and spontaneity.--Francis Albou |
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