I recently bought a few lute items from an antiquarian bookseller and
one item is completely unknown to me. It is a facsimile published in
1968 of Loutnova Tabulatura, a Czech manuscript from 1613 written in
German tablature (which I can't decipher).
Do the German tab enthusiasts (oxymoron?!)
if, however, criticism of this behavior is based on an understanding
that they (the coalition) should know better then i suggest you read
rudyard kipling's white man's burden to experience again the
pomposity and embarrassment of such a notion.
Re Kipling: Wovon man nicht sprechen kann,
Not really. Found myself in opposition to W. way too often, especially on
music
RT
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Roman M. Turovsky
http://polyhymnion.org/swv
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Date: Wed, 2 Jun 2004 07:21:17 EDT
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Subject: Moot (off Topic)
Are you also a Wittgestein fan,
Has anyone been able to see/hear this? Thomas? Comments?
RT
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Roman M. Turovsky
http://polyhymnion.org/swv
A reminder:
Dear e-friends,
Several Ukrainians Cobza Players and Singers (members of the Kievan Cobzar
Guild) will be guests at the Lissberg (Ortenberg) Hurdy-Gurdy festival
Dear Daniel,
You have bought a facsimile of Mikulas Schmall's Lute Book. I have
only ever seen one copy of this facsimile, which is the one I
bought.
We discussed the Schmall manuscript on this List around the 11th and
12th of June 2001. The thread was called Prague MS, and I guess
the postings
Dear Danierl,
Stewart has already given a thorough answer to your question. Here is
something I wrote before receving his message.
What you have is the facsimile edition of the lute book copied by Mikulás
Smala z Lebensdorf (Nickolaus Schmall of Lebensdorf), scribe for Jaroslav
Borita, Baron of
Howdy Lute List -
I recently discovered a cheap, good quality commercially available folding
stand for acoustic guitar that works well for lute.
It is available on Musician's Friend at
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/sid=040602130155066213218098624252/g=gui
Dear musicians,
I had a couple of beers with a (Finnish) lutenist, who only reads
this list, doesn't write. We were talking of music - of course ;-)
To whom do you play, to whom do you perform? He tended to think he
plays to himself, mainly and basically only to himself.
This is a very
Ooops! I typed L by accident! Oh well, at least I'm back ON topic
Kenneth Be
I think music is contact with the inner self, with the author of the music,
the period, and the listener at the same time.(Or at different times...)
It's just as a writer: first you must have something inside, if you want
to give it to others, as you can't give what you have not, and it's also
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