This piece, "Les Voix Humaines," (The Human Voices) stands out to me as one of the greatest Baroque pieces I've heard. It's not complex or particularly innovative but something about it resonates with me inside and I can't explain it. And Marais' title makes me reflect on the nuance and beauty of the human voice which he seems to be alluding to with his musical phrases and gestures. Enjoy and thanks to Craig Trompeter for his gorgeous playing on the viola da gamba! Full recital, watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MXORIpZftY ➢🎸MY ONLINE GUITAR COURSE: https://ClassicalGuitar-Pro.com/ ➢🎼GUITAR LESSONS: https://arpeggiato.com/​ ➢SUPPORT MY CHANNEL: https://www.patreon.com/brandonacker ➢SUBSCRIBE: null ➢MY CDs: https://arpeggiato.com/cd/​ ➢MY ARRANGEMENTS: https://arpeggiato.com/music-arrangements/ ➢INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/brandon.acker.guitar/ ➢WEBSITE: http://brandonackerguitar.com/ ➢MY GEAR: https://a.co/7d4mo0j ➢CONTACT ME: BrandonAckerGuitar@gmail.com A huge thank you to my patrons on Patreon who keep this channel alive! "Producer:" -Sally Zimmerman "#1 Fans: " -Javier Artiles -Musical Crusader "Super-Patrons:" -Håvard E Danielsen -Tianhong Zhou -Lyn Dawson -Tony Dawson -Mark B Garnick -Christian Hirschmueller -Matt Hefko