here's a translation of the last 4 paragraphs:
Giazotto--contrived
by the author to seem to be by Albinoni--or perhaps to resemble the
hackneyed and fascinating Adagio for Strings of Samuel Barber. Its
compelling presence suggests one or the other, or perhaps still another
Hello everyone,
This is Laurene, Jean-François’s daughter.
I just wanted to tell you that my father past away in September.
I know he really liked to read your mails and was still very interested in
Baroque Lute, despite the disease.
He also gathered a very high work about Lute music, and if
Dear Laurene,
please accept my most heartfelt condolences!
Your father was my very first virtual friend, and our friendship was the
first ever to be devirtualized into a real one.
I will miss him greatly!
Best regards,
RT
On 10/7/2014 4:22 AM, jean-françois Christoflour wrote:
Hello
sí, pero por desgracia en Español
Mathias
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Subject: [BAROQUE-LUTE] Tombeaux y lamenti
A very
