I have a question regarding Ennemond Gaultier. In the cd liner notes of the Vieux Gaultier cd of Hopkinson Smith it says that he created his performance of the "Chaconne ou Cascade de Mr. Launnay" from two versions. I am aware of the "standard" Saizenay version of the "Chaconne...." which is also found in the CNRS edition. Where can the other version be found, which seems to have different variations including an ascending bass line if I remember correctly. I also looked for it in the D. and E. Gaultier book published by Minkoff.
While on the subject of French Baroque Lute music and recordings, does anyone know where the Chaconne in track 21 of Lutz Kirchoff's "Lute in Dance and Dream" comes from. The cd says for track 21 (which has two movements): 21 - CH.Mouton/Dubut(?): Prelude - Chaconne I am a bit confused. I looked in the Minkoff Mouton book, the Dubut, Mouton and Anonymous chaconnes in Saizenay and also the Dubut CNRS Collection and could not find it. It sounds very "virtuosic" and has a couple of variations with a chromatic line. Thanks for the help, Jason Yoshida -----Original Message----- From: Clauss Gilbert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, November 06, 2003 1:50 AM To: 'Roman Turovsky'; Stephan Olbertz; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: CDs There are two De Visée CDs by Monteilhet (one Virgin + one Zig-Zag territoires) -----Message d'origine----- De : Roman Turovsky [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Envoyé : mercredi 5 novembre 2003 14:03 À : Stephan Olbertz; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Objet : Re: CDs Monteilhet also has 2 excellent CDs on theorbo: one De Visee, and one Bach theorbo transcriptions of cello suites. RT > Has anyone mentioned Pascal Montheilhet so far? His > Dufaut and Gallot recording on Virgin is really good. > It should still be available through amazon.fr, but I > think I got my copy through ebay. It's a shame that > wonderful recordings disappear today after just some > years. You should however try internet shops from other > countries if "your" amazon or other stores can't help > you. Often you still get CDs of English > artists/music/labels in the UK, French in France and so > on. > > Regards, > > Stephan > > Am 4 Nov 2003 um 17:11 hat Edward Martin geschrieben: > >> Vieux (Ennemond) Gaultier has his works scattered in various sources. >> The most commonly known ones are the pieces from Minkoff, and The >> Perrine MS as well. For some of the lovely settings on Hoppy's CD, I >> have found the A Major pieces in the Robards lute book. >> >> Of all the 11 course French CD's, I agree, that Hopkinson Smith's old >> Vieux Gaultier is the best. Schaffer's is also wonderful. There is >> an old LP on (I think) Telefunken, of Toyohiko Satoh, with a 2-record >> set of French music, and this ranks up among the very, very best. Too >> bad it is not re-issued on CD. But, Toyohiko has another excellent >> French CD on Channel Classics, on an old 1613 lute by Laurentius >> Greiff. It is also very, very good. >> >> Let us not forget Stephen Stubbs doing Jacques Saont Luc. >> >> ed >> >> >> >> >> >> At 09:26 PM 11/4/03 +0100, Gernot Hilger wrote: >>> Dear list, >>> >>>> Hopkinson Smith: Vieux Gaultier, Pi?s de luth (appeared in 1988, >>>> reissued in 2000. Astr? This is my absolute favourite. >>> >>> Same for me. Glorious music. >>> >>> Please excuse an ignorant question, could somebody point me towards a >>> source for the score for these Ennemond Gaultier pieces? g >> >> >> >> >> > > > >
