Peter
Sorry for giving the link, then. It was the only one I found for
the music, and I assumed that it would be possible to transcribe for
lute.
I wasn't sure there was a lute part in the original, although there
are recordings in which lutes appear, this is not always the case.
Susato, Tielman (c.1500-c.1561): Dances from Danserye (1551),Pavane,
Gaillarde, et Ronde "Mille ducas"
Frederic de Roos, alto crumhorn; Joelle Lanscotte and Patrick
Denecker, tenor crumhorns; Koen Dieltiens, bass crumhorn
from "Guide des Instruments de la Renaissance": Ricercar RIC 95001b
http://www.medieval.org/emfaq/cds/euf1163.htm
Performers: Capella Sancti Michaelis/Currende Consort [Katelijne van
Laethem (soprano), Jan Caals (alto), Jan van Elsacker (tenor), Job
Boswinkel (bass), Jean Tubery (cornett), Simen van Mechelen (alto
sackbut), Jean-Jacques Herbin (alto sackbut), Paul Smit (tenor
sackbutt), Franck Poitrineau (bass sackbut), Piet Stryckers (tenor
viol, great bass viol), Gail Ann Schroeder (bass viol), Piet van
Steenbergen (bass viol), Adelheid Glatt (bass viol), Peter van
Heyghen (soprano, alto and bass recorder), Marcel Ketels (sopranino
and tenor recorder), Mirella Ruigrok (alto and tenor recorder), Jan
Devliegher (bass recorder), Rene van Laken (alto and tenor shawn,
tenor dulcian), Erik van Nevel (shawn, alto shawn, alto dulcian),
Philippe Malfeyt (luth, cistre), Herman Stinders (harpsichord), Bart
Quartier (tabor, tambourine)] - directed by Erik van Nevel
I found no lute tablature of the pieces, although perhaps you know
they do exist
Regards
Anthony
Le 18 avr. 08 =E0 21:07, Peter Martin a ecrit :
> Hendricks's page, which I wasn't aware of before, is a wide-ranging
> collection of renaissance vocal and instrumental music. Excellent.
> BUT such
> a shame that he has ruthlessly stripped out any parts for lute.
> Lachrimae,
> Dowland songs, Rosseter, Caroso ... all lute-less. And no
> acknowledgement
> that anything is missing. Almost a sort of lute genocide. I find
> this sort
> of thing far more damaging to the lute cause than a couple of
> inaccurate
> remarks by a well-intentioned non-specialist reporter.
>
> P
>
> On 18/04/2008, Anthony Hind <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> In fact there is a round, "mille ducas dans vostre bourse", a
>> thousand ducats in your purse.
>> Susato, Tielman (c.1500-c.1561): Dances from Danserye (1551),Pavane,
>> Gaillarde, et Ronde "Mille ducas"
>>
>> or Tielman SUSATO (1500-1564)
>> La Bataille; Suite deDanses "Mille Ducas"; Basses Dances
>>
>> One of Phalese's main rivals was Tielman Susato. Susato was born in
>> Cologne, but from 1529 worked in Antwerp as a copyist, cathedral
>> musician and town instrumentalist. He started music publishing in
>> 1543 and his last publication dates from 1561. He was the most
>> important printer in the Netherlands, printing music by Janequin,
>> Josquin, Lassus, Rore, Willaert and Clemens non Papa.
>>
>> I did not find a lute version, but here you can find the music;
>> http://sca.uwaterloo.ca/Hendricks/
>>
>> I don't know if that is any help.
>> Anthony
>>
>> Le 18 avr. 08 =E0 18:15, Stephen Kenyon a ecrit :
>>
>>
>>> Does anybody know the meaning, and perhaps background, of the title
>>> of the galliard - which I know from an ensemble (crumhorn?) version
>>> - Mille ducas. And is there anywhere a lute version of it? - it
>>> seems to have travelled through various versions.
>>>
>>> Thanks all,
>>>
>>> Stephen K
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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