Jean Baptiste Loeillet - Adagio from sonata Opus 1, no 1 (recorder & B.C.) @MyYearsWithEarlyMusic
Jean Baptiste Loeillet - Adagio from sonata Opus 1, no 1 (recorder & B.C.)  @MyYearsWithEarlyMusic
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Ernst Stolz is a music teacher and musician in The Hague, Netherlands.

I have studied early music at the Hague 's Royal Conservatory in the early 80's, but I am also a graduated piano teacher, which I have studied in Utrecht.

I play several instruments like the viola da gamba, violin, viola, harpsichord, organ, piano and also recorder, traverse flute and actually I also studied voice as main subject for some years (and choir conducting and school music).
I love early music, it is my biggest passion, but I also play other styles, very important for a music teacher to be wide focused.

On this channel I play early music and some folk music on baroque instruments. I also have a violin channel, a piano channel and a channel for the pupils in my music studio.
Jean Baptiste Loeillet - Adagio from sonata Opus 1, no 1 (recorder & B.C.)Ernst Christian Hesse - Duo  for Traverso & Viola da Gamba (Grave)Viola da gamba Sonata, TWV 41:G6, Scherzando  (Telemann, Georg Philipp)Cest donc pour Moy - Anonymous - Nürnberg 1538 - bass viol & organDiego Ortiz - Recercada Ottava sobre las Folias - viola da gambaAndrea Falconieri - Corriente Dicha La CuellaGround  by John Eccles on Viola da Gamba (with organ)Saltarello 14th century #earlymusic #violistdenhaag #violinErasmus Widmann - Gagliarda Helena from Musikalischer Tugendspiegel (1613)Tobias Hume: A QUESTIONviola da gamba solo #earlymusic #farm #violadagambaBenjamin Hely, Almand in a minor for VdG solo #baroque #earlymusic #violadagambaOrlando Gibbons - Fantasia à 3 (c. 1620) Viol Consort (Viola da gamba)
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Jean Baptiste Loeillet - Adagio from sonata Opus 1, no 1 (recorder & B.C.)

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