Dear All,
I recall Jim Tyler as a very kind and patient teacher, who reall= y
helped me a lot as a beginning cittern player. His most valuable single
p= iece of advice was to replace my equal-tempered EMS kit cittern with
a prop= er tempered version from Peter Forrester.
Jim Stimson
Nov 28, 2010 08:28:27 PM, br...@estavel.org wrote:
Certainly wil= l be missed, I still have my old LP's of him and
Anthony
Rooley playing.= A He was amongst the first in the line of lute
revivalists and I certain= ly would probably have never played lute
if I
hadn't listened to his rec= ords amongst others of that period.A He
apparently passed away Nov. 23 a= fter a brief hospitalization.
A
Bruno
On Sun, Nov 28, = 2010 at 9:20 PM, David Tayler
<[1]vidan...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
Thanks Bruno--
He will be missed.
One of my earliest memories o= f his playing was "Queen Elizabeth's
Galliard"--I remember thinking, yik= es, that's fast!
dt
At 06:14 PM 11/28/2010, you wrote:
> A = A Hello
>
> A A A
>
> A A Someone announced on the = french lute list, that James Tyler
passed
> A A away.A A I don't k= now if the American lute list was made
aware
of
> A A this.A
&g= t;
> A A A
>
> A A Bruno Cognyl-Fournier
>
> = A A Montreal, Canada
>
> A A --
>
>
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