hi all, i just found this in:
http://www.zvab.com/SESSz33821173311083653933/gr2/en/index.html?
Ness, Arthur J. (ed.): The Lute Music of Francesco Canova da Milano
(1497-1543) Volumes I and II, Cambridge Harvard University Press 1970
Harvard Publications in Music 3 and 4. Folio. original wraps.
Addendum,
Eugene, and Daniel,
I've just seen Daniel's original message in this thread. It changes nothing
in my answer to Eugene. Astrologos says they are copyright cleared or
public domain. Translated this means that they have bought copys of out of
print books and made facsimiles of them, and
This topic has been covered previously on the list (exhaustively!!). I
would suggest Jon look up the archives. Before this starts another mamoth
thread (We know what happened last time!)
with best intentions
Anthony
Eugene,
I think we actually agree, I may have mis-stated my comment. In
Dear Arthur,
Interesting what you say about Francesco and the viola da mano. I
wonder how often he is mentioned in connection with that instrument.
Perhaps it is no coincidence that an anagram of
Francesco Canova da Milano plays lute.
is
Lutes? Francesco can play viola da mano.
Best wishes,
Yes, I had found this, but unfortunately Lubrano had already sold it
when I contacted them about 3 weeks ago. I think it takes quite a while
to clear sold volumes from the search engines.
hi all, i just found this in:
http://www.zvab.com/SESSz33821173311083653933/gr2/en/index.html?
Ness, Arthur J.
This topic has been covered previously on the list (exhaustively!!). I
would suggest Jon look up the archives. Before this starts another mamoth
thread (We know what happened last time!)
with best intentions
Anthony
MO's conspicuous absence causes compromised vigilance.
RT
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thank you roman -
do you think one style of peg box has a structural advantage over the
other or can the curvature of the swan's neck peg box be considered
simply as oriental embellishment?
Probably the latter.
RT
ciao - bill
On Lunedì, mag 3, 2004, at 19:18 Europe/Rome, Roman Turovsky
Hi Chris,
sorry I put it equivocal. What I meant to say is that I go to a store
every three months or so and buy an especially non-skid, or non-slip,
cloth actually made for window cleaning. The fabric, however, is a kind
of rubber, not chamoix or another sort of leather. So, squeegee (Jon)
comes
One more item, from ca. 1800 (13-course)
Synopsis:
A young girl asking her grandmother's advice. She cannot stop dreaming of a
certain cossack.
http://polyhymnion.org/lieder/lieder.html
RT __
I have just posted another Ukrainian folk song with obbligato
Torban/Baroque-Lute, at
I receive postings of discount fares from Continental Airlines (Cleveland is one of
the hub airports for Continental) and just received a notice that the following cities
have one way summer fares of $68 to Cleveland, perhaps relevant to some LuteFest
attendees. You would need to check on
In a message dated 5/3/2004 5:53:56 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The only other thing that helps is to jam the thing
against a cigarette packet in my trouser pocket and
I'm planning to give up soon.
according to the spam i get, there are pills that will help
you
The only other thing that helps is to jam the thing
against a cigarette packet in my trouser pocket and
I'm planning to give up soon.
according to the spam i get, there are pills that will help
you replace
that cigarette bulge with something more organic.
welcome to the list - bill
Which brings me to an issue - I suggested Monteverdis (Marino) Baci
Cari for a house concert in july and thought I would have a complete
copy of it from a recent performance of it. But I just have found the
first 3 pages in my files. If someone could provide the missing pages I
would be very
For CW, I think (as I'm sure you are aware) he means a squeegee.
As to the support, as I don't play a real lute I have found that the hard
rubber foam that I removed from my lady's neck rest (for travel, and
replaced with a softer foam) makes a perfect interface between my belly and
the back of
David,
Some of the professional choral groups such as the Hilliard Ensemble
have recorded shape-note singing, but most of the fasola community
laugh at them. To bring a trained voice into a shape-note sing, or to
perform that music in any way, is to completely miss the point.
I was thinking
Eugene,
I think we actually agree, I may have mis-stated my comment. In this case
the oringinal publisher (1901) is long out of business, the publisher of the
reprint (1971) has been bought out - and the new owner of the copyright has
no interest in reprinting (I contacted them). The publisher of
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