Valentin Roeser : Trio op.3 n°4 for two mandolins and bass (1769)
played by Ensemble Gabriele Leone at Argenteuil (November 28th, 1998) with authentic stringing and quills
Didier Le Roux : neapolitan mandolin by Antonio Vinaccia 1782 - Eric Depret : neapolitan mandolin by Wolfgang Frueh 1993 after Cavaliero 1759
Jean-Paul Bazin : mandolone by Carlos Gonzalez 1987 after Vinaccia 1782
Valentin Roeser was at this time a musician of Duc d'Orleans, whose son, Philippe de Chartres, took mandolin lessons with Gabriele Leone (his method is dedicated to him and his own book contains specific notes, probably written by Leone himself)
played by Ensemble Gabriele Leone at Argenteuil (November 28th, 1998) with authentic stringing and quills
Didier Le Roux : neapolitan mandolin by Antonio Vinaccia 1782 - Eric Depret : neapolitan mandolin by Wolfgang Frueh 1993 after Cavaliero 1759
Jean-Paul Bazin : mandolone by Carlos Gonzalez 1987 after Vinaccia 1782
Valentin Roeser was at this time a musician of Duc d'Orleans, whose son, Philippe de Chartres, took mandolin lessons with Gabriele Leone (his method is dedicated to him and his own book contains specific notes, probably written by Leone himself)
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