[BAROQUE-LUTE] Telemann enquiry
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Dear Chris,
A belated 'thankyou' for your message below, and kind remarks -- which are much
appreciated!
I'm writing because we've [we being Severinus] just had an enquiry about
Telemann's two works (TWV39: 1 and 2) for two lutes, two partitas in Bb and G
minor. Do you know of any edition(s)?
Let's hope we can do something with Mulliner ere the year's out.
Best wishes, as always,
Ian
PS I don't know if you knew, but getting on for a fortnight ago, Leslie Hewitt
(of Severinus) passed away in the nursing home where he'd lived for 6 years,
and his funeral took place yesterday.
From: lute...@aol.com
Date: Sat, 21 Feb 2009 03:25:58 -0500
Subject: Re: Play of the Weather
To: payn...@hotmail.com
Dear Ian
Thanks for the fawcon, now flying at a slightly lower altitude, and authority
to deputise. I shall tell them you insist on the song being performed by a
troupe of scantily clad female ice dancers as the only truly authentic
interpretation.
I'm sorry to hear about you mum. I have an elderly aunt who, after bladder
infections and falls, has seemed to become very confused, even senile - but
when she is physically recovered, her mental acuity returns. Very strange, but
it means there's always hope.
I'll keep you posted.
best wishes
Chris Goodwin
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Dear Chris,
A belated 'thankyou' for your message below, and kind remarks -- which are much
appreciated!
I'm writing because we've [we being Severinus] just had an enquiry about
Telemann's two works (TWV39: 1 and 2) for two lutes, two partitas in Bb and G
minor. Do you know of any edition(s)?
Let's hope we can do something with Mulliner ere the year's out.
Best wishes, as always,
Ian
PS I don't know if you knew, but getting on for a fortnight ago, Leslie Hewitt
(of Severinus) passed away in the nursing home where he'd lived for 6
years, and his funeral took place yesterday.
From: lute...@aol.comDate: Sat, 21 Feb 2009 03:25:58 -0500Subject: Re:
Play of the WeatherTo: payn...@hotmail.com
Dear Ian
Thanks for the fawcon, now flying at a slightly lower altitude, and
authority to deputise. I shall tell them you insist on the song being performed
by a troupe of scantily clad female ice dancers as the only truly authentic
interpretation.
I'm sorry to hear about you mum. I have an elderly aunt who, after bladder
infections and falls, has seemed to become very confused, even senile - but
when she is physically recovered, her mental acuity returns. Very strange, but
it means there's always hope.
I'll keep you posted.
best wishes
Chris Goodwin
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[BAROQUE-LUTE] At last! A book of easy lute pieces with accompanying CD/downloadable recording
Dear all The Lute Society, in conjunction with www.magnatune.com is pleased to announced a significant development in modern lute learning/teaching: the first book of easy lute pieces with an accompanying recording [as far as I know] since Tony Rooleyâs âNew Varietie of Lute Lessonsâ of over 30 years ago. The recording is Jacob Heringmanâs âBlame not my Luteâ, and you can download it from www.magnatune.com, - which in case you didnât already know has a free, try-before you buy, live streaming option - and not just samples, you can hear the whole thing before deciding. Or you can buy an old-fangled CD from the Lute Society if you donât want to / canât download. The music on the recording is the whole of the book of â58 Very Easy Piecesâ, published several years ago. The repertoire consists of popular Elizabethan tunes and grounds, as found in the Lodge, Dallis and Ballet lute books, material from one of Le Royâs tutor books (of 1568), and Italian dances from Carosoâs Il Ballarino (1581) and from a manuscript now in Bavaria. If you want a copy of the CD, or the book, or [hopefully!] both, just email the Lute Society secretary, Chris Goodwin, for details: [EMAIL PROTECTED] best wishes Chris Goodwin To get on or off this list see list information at http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~wbc/lute-admin/index.html
Lute Society Meeting this Saturday / other announcements
Dear all Don't forget! The next meeting of the Lute Society takes place this Saturday 17th January, at the Art Workers Guild, 6 Queen Square, Bloomsbury, London WC1. Nearest tubes: Russell Square, Holborn. The first meeting of the New Year will be a ‘semi-themed’ meeting on the subject of instrument building, with sessions on the vihuela and on the cittern. We hope to have on sale another new facsimile, of the Welde manuscript, and the new CD ROM of the complete works on the seven Spanish vihuela composers in facsimile - supposedly arriving by DHL from Spain today [Monday 12th]. We welcome back Joachim Held for a recital of music from the Schele lute manuscript. There is one late change: Jeni Melia, who was going to sing songs from her new CD has a sore throat, so Kenneth Be [who was to have played in April] has kindly stepped in and will perform lute solos from the Braye MS. Here is the timetable: 11.00 Coffee 11.30 Forum on vihuela building, to mark the publication of a CD ROM of all seven 16th century vihuela prints in facsimile. (At the time of going to press, two luthiers have already offered short presentations—contributions from the floor will be welcome.) 12.30 Mini recital, Gordon Ferries plays baroque guitar music, as heard on his recent CD. 1.00Break for lunch 2.00LATE CHANGE: Mini-recital, Kenneth Be plays music from the Braye lute book. 2.30Wood and wire, a talk on cittern building, by Peter Forrester 3.30Tea 4.00The Lute Society Recital: Joachim Held plays renaissance lute music from the Schele manuscript, with works by Joachim van den Hove, J.B. Besard, John Dowland, G. Kapsberger, Paulo d’Aragona and others. Hope to see you there! And here are three more announcements: 1. SOPRANO SEEKS LUTENIST A young professional-standard soprano seeks a lute player in the London area with a view to concert performances of lute songs. Contact Louisa Perfect, e: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2. CONCERT AT RCM ON 19TH From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Martin Shaw ; Derby Classical Guitar Society ; Paul Fowles Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2004 1:42 PM Subject: Concerto performance by Morgan Szymanski As part of his award for receiving the Guitar Prize from the Royal College of Music this year, Morgan will be playing the Vivaldi Guitar Concerto RV 93 with the RCM String Esenmble on 19th January at 7pm at the Royal College of Music in South Kensington. Would you like tickets for anyone to hear him? If so I can reserve seats for you. Happy New Year! Katie Katie Avey Courtyard House Neopardy Crediton Devon EX17 5EP 01363 777844 (tel) 01363 777845 (fax) 3. CONCERT AT V & A THIS WEDNESDAY Dialogo Amoroso Maya Ogura , voice; David Black, lute "Speak low, if you speak love" Dialogo Amoroso presents a programme of lute songs, lute music and poems Wednesday 14 January Norfolk House Music Room at V&A Museum (Performances at 18.30 then 19.00) Programme to include; Sorrow, stay (John Dowland) Sweet, come again (Philip Rosseter) Willow Song (Anon)
Lute fraud warning, and concert notices.
Dear all 1. REPEAT WARNING ABOUT FRAUD INVOLVING LUTES - PLEASE WARN EVERYONE YOU CAN= =20 THINK OF ABOUT THIS.=20 =20 I have just had a message from a Lute Society member to the effect that=20 fraudsters are continuing to target people selling lutes - and other objects= of=20 high value - over the internet. This is the second time in a few months I ha= ve=20 been contacted about this, and have circulated a warning.=20 Here is a typical message from a fraudster, and below that an explanation=20 from the police of how the scam works.=20 - Original Message -=20 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2004 7:56 AM Subject: PURCHASE =20 =20 Hello,=20 I'm really interested in buying your 10c lute 63.5cm, by Bernd Holzgruben=20 as a gift for my Son. I'll be looking forward to sending me any available=20 picture of the item and also the last price you want to let it go for,so as=20= to make=20 necessary arrangement for the payment. My method of payment is a certified=20 cashier's check that is drawn on a reputable U.K Bank.=20 I'll like to know cost of shipping to NIGERIA, and if you can't, i'll=20 handle it by contacting my shipping agent for the shipment arrangement. I'm=20= waiting=20 for your mail today.=20 Thanks,=20 SAMUEL ADENUGA -- Powered by Outblaze=20 And here is the police's explanation of the scam. Added - Wednesday, 16 July 2003 8:32 Detectives in Avon and Somerset are warning people about a sinister new =C2=B3on-line=C2=B2 fraud. People who offer their vehicles for sale on the Internet, are being targete= d by the unscrupulous fraudsters. The =C2=B3potential buyers=C2=B2 =C2=AD usually located in another country=20= =C2=AD contact the sellers with a proposal to buy their vehicle after spotting adverts on the Internet. The offer is usually coupled with an explanation that the buyer has a chequ= e due to his business from another source and that the cheque is in a larger sum than the agreed cost of the vehicle. The seller is then asked if the cheque can be made payable to them to cover the cost of the vehicle with a further request that the difference is forwarded by the seller back to the buyer. Det Con Andy Davis of Avon and Somerset Police=C2=B9s Fraud Squad said:=20= =C2=B3We believe the scam is being operated by West African crime teams. There have been a number of approaches to people in the force area during the past few weeks. =C2=B3It is known that cheques when sent to the sellers, are either stolen=20= of forged. Any difference between the price of the vehicle and the value of th= e cheque, if sent back to the buyer, will be a potential loss to the victim.= =C2=B2 It is well known that these crime teams - who operate from all over the world - regularly bombard e-mail users with requests for personal or compan= y bank details in order to transfer huge amounts of (fictitious) money, with an offer of large financial rewards. Those who take up these invitations inevitably end up losing considerable amounts of their own money.=20 It now seems that these same people have diversified and are now trying to con vehicle sellers out of their money. =C2=B3Our advice to anyone who is approached in this way is to immediately=20= cancel any dealings with the person concerned. There is no logical reason for anyone wanting to pay for goods in this way and people selling vehicles are advised to seek more regular and secure methods of payment such as a banker=C2=B9s draft,=C2=B2 said DC Davis. 2. BEN SALFIELD GIG Subj:forthcoming concerts... Date: 01/01/04 20:17:07 GMT Standard Time From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (BMMi) To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Lute Society of Great Britain) A couple of forthcoming concerts for the mailshot when you've chance... Ben Salfield - a weekend of luting in Germany Feb 27-28 2004, Hof/Leipzig. For further information, please email [EMAIL PROTECTED] 3 GUITAR CONCERTS Fri 28th Feb, 7.30 pm, Troy King (Pupil of Ricardo Iznaola ) will be playing at Richmond Guitar Societies, New Venue @ Grove=20 Gardens Chapel, Richmond Hill, Surrey. Details on www.richmondGS.org.uk Sat 29th Feb 7.30pm Troy King playing Greenwood Guitar Society, School Road, Hampton Hill, Middx. Details on www.GreenwoodGS.org.uk Both Concerts =C2=A37/6 in advance =C2=A38/7 at the door. Sat 22nd May Morgan Szymanski, ( Mexico ) Tillett Trust Sponsored Greenwood Centre, School Road, Hampton Hill, Middx. 4. GUITAR AND VIOLIN DUO SEEKING UK BOOKINGS From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Palier) "Violarra" =E2=80=93 an Austrian Classical Music duo with violin and guitar=20 (Prof. Helfried Fister, violin and Johann Palier, guitar) will be on tour in= =20 the U.K. in September 2004 (around 20-27th).=20 Maybe you are interested in a following concert with Violarra. If so, please= =20 email me, so that I can send you the latest CD "Violarra - Air" (with very fine critics). with the wishes for a Happy New Year 2004=20 yours sincerely "Violarra" Prof. Johann Palie
Lute Society meeting this Saturday, 15th - Don't forget your cheque book!
Dear all The next Lute Society meeting will be held on Saturday 15th November [as usual] at the Art Workers’ Guild, 6 Queen Square, London WC1 (nearest tubes: Russell Square, Holborn); please ring the doorbell on arrival. All are welcome; feel free to bring non-member guests. Don't forget your cheque book! We will have on sale: - the new Lute Society facsimile of the Folger Dowland Manuscript [at long last!] - the new edition of the complete lute works of Philip van Wilder [Henry VIII's luter] - Monica Hall's monograph on baroque guitar string and, though it's not a Lute Society product, those who have enjoyed Jeni Melia's singing at recent LS events will be pleased to hear that her debut CD will be on sale. Brian Jordan should be in attendance with a wide range of music for sale. The programme for the day will be as follows. 11.00 Coffee 11.30 Seventeenth-century English song accompaniments, a talk by Nigel North, with music examples sung by Jeni Melia. 12.30 Mini-recital of baroque lute music, by Andre Henrich 1.00Break for lunch 2.00Mini recital of lute songs, and judging of Lute Society composition contest with performances by Nina and Clara Kanter, sopranos 2.30LATE CHANGE: Recent Dowland discoveries, reviewed by Chris Goodwin 3.30Tea 4.00The Lute Society Recital: Nigel North plays music by Purcell, Biber, J S Bach, Kohaut and S L Weiss Hope to see you there, Best wishes Chris Goodwin
LUTE SOCIETY MEETING, SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 13TH
MEETING OF THE LUTE SOCIETY - SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 13th The next meeting of the Lute Society will take place, as usual, at the Art Workers’ Guild, 6 Queen Square, London WC1 (nearest tubes: Russell Square, Holborn); please ring the doorbell on arrival. All are welcome, there is no need to book; do bring guests if you wish to. Lute Society publications will be on sale, and Brian Jordan should be in attendance with a wide range of music for sale. It promises to be another fascinating and enjoyable day; the programme will be as follows: 11.00 Coffee 11.30 The forgotten lute; a painless introduction to 18th century music, a talk by Lynda Sayce, focussing on a forgotten lute: the mandora or gallizona. 12.30 A lute pendant in the Museum of London, a talk by Hazel Forsyth. 12.45 Arnault of Zwolle, a puzzle explained? a talk by David van Edwards on a late 15th century description and drawing of a lute. 1.00Break for lunch 2.00Masterclass with Julian Bream, with Thomas Dunford, Bill Badley, and Anna Langley as students. 3.20Demonstration of the new Lute Society 11-course hire lute, made by David van Edwards and students on his annual lute building summer school; played by Bill Badley. 3.30Tea 4.00 The Lute Society Recital: Liz Kenny (lute) and Jill Spencer (actress) perform ‘The Lutenist Lord: a life of Lord Herbert of Cherbury’
