I played them with Paul Beier at the Ist Weiss Festival in Wroclaw
(Breslau) in 2001 and later with other people in a less formal
situations and I must say, the parts have - specially the second lute
part - some less succesfull or idiomatic bits, but I wouldn't go so
far as to say "poorly intabulated". Of course every intabulation or
arrangemet best fits the intabulator or arranger. I'd love to see the
original, but even withou it, one can always make slight corrections
which better comes under one's fingers, the more that the music is not
very complicated in structure. It has interesting interplay between
high and low voices, echo efects, but demands agility in
ornamentation. Good as a duet, quite different to the French
contreparie style, …
J
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On 2009-04-06, at 23:09, Mathias Rösel wrote:
Stephen Stubbs and Paul O'Dette performed some of these duets at
Boston
Early Music Fest. There are some indications of other instruments in
the
tablatures, which might suggest that they were intabulated from a
score.
I seem to remember that Stephen said he had to rewrite some parts as
they were poorly intabulated.
Mathias
"Jerzy Zak" <jurek...@gmail.com> schrieb:
Dear All,
Many years ago I've heared (from a "third hand") that Arthur Ness
found a trace (or an actual source!) of a Lute Concerto by Telemann.
How's about that, Arthur, if I may ask?
Regards,
Jurek
www.jerzyzak.eu/EN
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