Very nice playing!

Rolf Lislevand told me that the notes in the Capirola manuscript is
written in Venetian. But I understand even less than Italian or Latin so I
hope someone else will translate.


mvh
Are

> Dear lutenists,
>
> in the ms. Capirola inxed there is a not-so-clear text that the SPES
> facsimile editor O. Cristoforetti interpretes as "Recercar ottavo,
> lalcier, et un spiciar, lave". What could that explanation "lalcier, et
> un spiciar, lave" mean? It doesn't look like modern Italian, nor Latin.
>
> And (of course) I tried to play it, too...;-)  And in the same mood as
> DvO wrote: "it's always a difficult balance to strike between a
> musically better take with more mistakes or one that's cleaner but less
> interesting". So, cleaner versions dismissed, as usually:
>    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgyjmKVEas8&feature=youtu.be
>    http://vimeo.com/44198260
>
> Best,
>
> Arto
>
>
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