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RIGEL'S HOUSE RECITAL (7/19), ΧΩΡΑΦΆΚΙΑ ΚΡΉΤΗΣ, SUNDAY 17 MAY 2015

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First published at 10:37 UTC on August 28th, 2022.

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Come again sweet loue doth now enuite - John Dowland's First Book of Songs 1597
Rigel - Voice
Mary Lou - Modern Violin
Grier - Tenor Recorder
Bjorno - 8 Course Renaissance Lute, Luthier Ron Snell working in Robert Lundberg's Shop, Portland Oregon circa 1980s [https://luth.org/books/historical-lute-construction/]
This number was a little bit of a train wreck on all sides but, all in fun. The audience were exclusively friends and coworkers so, in retrospect I should have said, "Ya all mind if we do a second take?!"
Please also keep in mind this is the first and only full recital Rigel has ever done and the group only had one "dress rehearsal."

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