I'm not sure if it has been mentioned, but Frank Wallace has some lovely recordings for lute and voice -- he's a baritone and plays lute, vihuela and guitar. For his own compositions, I'd check out "Voices in the Dark ..." -- a pdf sample here http://www.duoliveoak.com/MusicPages/voicesinthedarksample.pdf . He has cd's, sound samples and lute tab on his website at http://www.duoliveoak.com or http://www.frankwallace.com . I hope this helps.
- Chris Schaub --- James di Properzio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Jon, Stewart, David, Sean, Stephan et al... > > Thanks for such a fascinating discussion. I do think the lighter > "ballad" voice will work for many songs--especially as I'm relatively > young and can stretch it a bit. Also, as I mentioned in the other > thread, the lute in question is nominally G but tuned down to its > resonance at F. I'll have to experiment, too, with singing the bass > line and playing only the others--sounds like the sort of thing one > needs to reaccustom oneself to before being able to appreciate it, but > sometimes that turns out to be well worth the trouble. > > Does anyone know of recordings of low-ish male voices with lute, > ballad-style or otherwise? If not, then any recommended recordings of > male voice (lower than counter-tenor) and lute would be of interest. > > Best, > > James di Properzio > >
