Just goes to show that you can make a great sound even with plastic recorders!

Bit too much heavy attack on the notes with the descant for me, you can really hear the ‘chiff’ noise on every note…

Very nicely done. Audience hopes these folks are still this good after attaining a decade's worth of deterioration. Cheers!

AAAAH! That takes me back to when I used to sit up in bed in the early hours and irritate the family and neighbours with my attempts at ‘The Holly and The Ivy’ aged around 7 or 8. Probably my memory is a bit hazy as I may not have sounded quite like these musicians!

How beautiful! What a wonderful ensemble. I love the guitar with the recorders.

I know how to play this version is

How's THAT for Fairy music!?

Always have been a fan of Praetorious, and what a joy to hear it done in this fashion. True art still lives!

Praetorius, genius and his Bourrée is one the most earthy and joyous pieces in the whole human music.

Very lovely performance. If this music doesn't move you, you must be dead.

Y las 2 chicas que están tocando la música preciosa son muy bellas ❤😊

Wonderful! Thanks for sharing! Inspired me to try with my recorder consort.

È meravigliosa questa musica ,

This music is like spring! And very skilfully performed, too!

I've loved this work since my early teens. Beautifully performed.

Wonderful sound

Amazing ❤

Gracias, muchas gracias

what a wonderful performance!

These two tunes from Terpsichore appear in Playford's English Dancing Master (The Health, and Parson's Farewell). The late Dave Ricker added the second half of the first tune from Praetorius into The Health and that is how it is now performed (often paired with Parson's Farewell, also due to Ricker) at Renaissance Faires.