"Une jeune fillette"
Hi guys,
A very kind lutenetter passed me the facsimile of this Picinnini =
version,
recorded by Jacob Lindberg on BIS. It's quite a fine version so I jotted =
it
down. Perhaps other's would like to try it out, (if you own a chitarrone
that is ;) and don't have it already, or even arrange it for other
chordophones. (Pls. use notepad instead of wordpad when naming the file
*.tab)
Speed: ca. 140ish. 12:th course tuned a half note down from standard
chitarrone tuning. (Bb2 instead of B2)
Cheers
G=F6ran
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new Ronn McFarlane website
To all: Please check out Ronn McFarlane's new website! www.ronnmcfarlane.com There are some nice images and quotations, a complete list of his recordings, his concert appearances schedule, a bit about his teaching and his personal views on playing the lute. All of his new articles on "The Art and Science of Playing the Lute" are online, too, and downloadable and more will be added regularly as he writes more. I especially recommend going straight to "Original Compositions" and clicking on the music files (three of them: Dowland's Midnight, Denali, and Cathedral Cave), so you will have some nice background music to listen to while you explore this new site. Enjoy, Kenneth Be [artistic agent representing Ronn McFarlane]
Re: London and beyond
>On MercoledÏ, ago 18, 2004, at 16:21 Europe/Rome, Patrick H wrote: > >> I will be in London in a few days. I plan on stopping by the Victoria >> and Albert, but beyond that, what would be of particular lute > interest? > > Are there any early music performances coming up? Speaking of traveling lutenists, anything happening in Northern CA, early music-wise, in the next couple of weeks? I'll be back off to the orient too soon. TIA -- Ed Durbrow currently in Grass Valley, CA USA http://www9.plala.or.jp/edurbrow/
