Project Boussu: Eugène Godecharle - String Quartet IV - Larghetto
A new video by Project Boussu...
In this video, Shiho Ono, Ann Cnop, Benjamin Lescoat and Mathilde Wolfs play quartet music by the Brussels composer Eugène Godecharle (1742-1798). The instruments they use are built by luthier and organologist Geerten Verberkmoes, after examples by Benoit Joseph Boussu (1703-1773). Audio recording by Rutger Verberkmoes @ Zwarte Zaal, Ghent on 23 April 2021.
Видео Project Boussu: Eugène Godecharle - String Quartet IV - Larghetto канала Boussu_Inside_Out
In this video, Shiho Ono, Ann Cnop, Benjamin Lescoat and Mathilde Wolfs play quartet music by the Brussels composer Eugène Godecharle (1742-1798). The instruments they use are built by luthier and organologist Geerten Verberkmoes, after examples by Benoit Joseph Boussu (1703-1773). Audio recording by Rutger Verberkmoes @ Zwarte Zaal, Ghent on 23 April 2021.
Видео Project Boussu: Eugène Godecharle - String Quartet IV - Larghetto канала Boussu_Inside_Out
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