[LUTE] Re: Perino Fiorentino

[Tristan von Neumann]

Thank you Arthur!

I hope this will be available in our local musicology department, since 
the head is an avid lute player.

Have You played any of those hard to get pieces?
My level at the moment lets me play Siena No. 20 comfortably, also the 
one in Donauschingen is ok for me. The others are still too tricky for me.


:)
T*


Am 14.07.2018 um 23:33 schrieb Arthur Ness:
You're in luck, Tristan.  Richard Falkenstein, the recently retired 
editor of JLSA, has an excellent  SUNY/Buffalo master's thesis on 
Pierino* Fiorentino, Francesco's well known student and disciple.  Most 
of it (except for Rick's complete edition of his works) appears also in 
JLSA 34 (2001): 37-100.  He lists the complete sources and modern 
editions. Also see Rick's "Perino Fiorentino and the Dentices: A 
Poliical Fantasy and the Siena Lute Book," JLSA 44 (2011): 1-46.


*The spelling stems from a typo on the titlepage of the 1566 Dorico 
print (/*recte*/ 1546: M. D. XLVI, not M. D. LXVI). Later "Pierino" is 
also used.  See Rick's footnote 1 (page 37).  His gravestone also reads 
"Pierino."  Rick had access to the unique Dorico print, edited by 
Pierino himself.


Arthur Ness
arthurjn...@verizon.net


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From: Tristan von Neumann 
To: lutelist Net 
Sent: Sat, Jul 14, 2018 1:37 pm
Subject: [LUTE] Perino Fiorentino

Dear Lutists,

whenever I (at least try to) play Perino, it's such a magical
experience. I really like this guy.
Is there any source I may have overlooked, apart from the Francesco
collection and the Siena Lute Book?

Thanks:)



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[LUTE] Re: Perino Fiorentino

[Arthur Ness]

   You're in luck, Tristan.  Richard Falkenstein, the recently retired
   editor of JLSA, has an excellent  SUNY/Buffalo master's thesis on
   Pierino* Fiorentino, Francesco's well known student and disciple.  Most
   of it (except for Rick's complete edition of his works) appears also in
   JLSA 34 (2001): 37-100.  He lists the complete sources and modern
   editions. Also see Rick's "Perino Fiorentino and the Dentices: A
   Poliical Fantasy and the Siena Lute Book," JLSA 44 (2011): 1-46.
   *The spelling stems from a typo on the titlepage of the 1566 Dorico
   print (recte 1546: M. D. XLVI, not M. D. LXVI). Later "Pierino" is also
   used.  See Rick's footnote 1 (page 37).  His gravestone also reads
   "Pierino."  Rick had access to the unique Dorico print, edited by
   Pierino himself.
   Arthur Ness
   arthurjn...@verizon.net
   -Original Message-
   From: Tristan von Neumann 
   To: lutelist Net 
   Sent: Sat, Jul 14, 2018 1:37 pm
   Subject: [LUTE] Perino Fiorentino
   Dear Lutists,
   whenever I (at least try to) play Perino, it's such a magical
   experience. I really like this guy.
   Is there any source I may have overlooked, apart from the Francesco
   collection and the Siena Lute Book?
   Thanks:)
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[LUTE] Re: The Dark Lord;'s Music

[Tristan von Neumann]

I just bought one - the price was very reasonable.

Couldn't prelisten, but I trust You must be a good lute player because 
these pieces are extremely tricky.
I would love to play these, but I guess it will take more time, so I at 
least want to listen to them.


One piece I would have liked to hear, the Prelude of Preludes by 
Diomedes. But You can't have everything :)



Am 14.07.2018 um 22:22 schrieb Martin Eastwell:

Hi!

LORD HERBERT of CHERBURY LUTEBOOK-new CD

I'm delighted to announce the release on the MMC label of "The Dark Lord's 
Music", containing twenty of the finest works from Lord Herbert's Lutebook. It is 
available to purchase online from most major sources-Amazon, Presto, HMV etc, or direct 
from the record company website-
http://www.musicandmediaconsulting.com/mmc-recordings/the-dark-lords-music-the-lutebook-of-edward-lord-herbert-of-cherbury/
 

It is also available to download from most major download sources.

I’ve placed three tracks from the recording on my website-do have a 
listen….preferably not on laptop speakers!

www.martineastwell.com/recordings 

Enjoy!

Best wishes

Martin
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[LUTE] The Dark Lord;'s Music

[Martin Eastwell]

Hi!

LORD HERBERT of CHERBURY LUTEBOOK-new CD

I'm delighted to announce the release on the MMC label of "The Dark Lord's 
Music", containing twenty of the finest works from Lord Herbert's Lutebook. It 
is available to purchase online from most major sources-Amazon, Presto, HMV 
etc, or direct from the record company website-
http://www.musicandmediaconsulting.com/mmc-recordings/the-dark-lords-music-the-lutebook-of-edward-lord-herbert-of-cherbury/
 

It is also available to download from most major download sources.

I’ve placed three tracks from the recording on my website-do have a 
listen….preferably not on laptop speakers!

www.martineastwell.com/recordings 

Enjoy!

Best wishes

Martin
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[LUTE] check your email addresses

[wayne lute]

Hello Lute List People -

 Occasionally I check the spam traps for the lute list and I see messages from 
people who are really members of the lute list.  These people have one email 
address on the robot’s list, but send their message from another address.  It 
could be because they moved, or got a new service, or it could be because their 
provider changed their address.  The robot does not recognize the new address 
and so blocks the message.  If you post something to the lute list and it 
doesn’t get through, check to see if the address you are sending is the same 
as the one that messages addressed to you use.

  Wayne


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[LUTE] Perino Fiorentino

[Tristan von Neumann]

Dear Lutists,

whenever I (at least try to) play Perino, it's such a magical 
experience. I really like this guy.
Is there any source I may have overlooked, apart from the Francesco 
collection and the Siena Lute Book?


Thanks:)



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[LUTE] Re: Saturday morning quotes

[Tristan von Neumann]

Thank You Ron for this very poignant post!

What can be read between the lines, and what also came up in many 
discussions I had about music:


Many people forget that music in the 16th century was not made to please 
a great mass of uneducated people, but highly educated patrons you would 
even today hardly find amongst the rich and influential people.
Therefore, a musician's aim was to make the best music, not the common 
denominator - because if he achieved this task, he would be greatly 
rewarded with a fixed income and a highly regarded position, or as in 
for example John Dowland's case, a neverending successful European tour, 
being welcome wherever you go.


Thanks for quoting Anne Smith. Her book is very informative also on the 
abilities expected from a professional musician.



Am 14.07.2018 um 17:29 schrieb Ron Andrico:

We have posted our Saturday morning quotes for today.

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