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to Wade
particularly Times Square). The Andean (Bolivia, Peru, etc.) is mainly
played on end blown flutes, pan pipes and drums, and is an infectious
sound.
Would you explain that a bit more extensively?
This is obviously not definitive, I am speaking from the top of my head,
as usual. But it is
Dear Elias,
There is a modern edition, but which has been out of print for some
time. The biographical details are given by Ernst Pohlmann in his
_Laute Theorbe Chitarrone_ (Lilienthal, Bremen: Eres Edition, 5th
edn 1982), p. 209:
Cosimo Bottegari, _The Bottegari Lutebook_, ed. C. MacClintock,
NYU Library has an edition of Bottegari (looks handwritten rather than
typeset), must be way out of print, it's been 15+ years
RT
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Gary Digman commented:=
Dear Ed;
And so was Galileo himself a lutenist. Or so I've heard.
Gary
He was indeed. There is a one-time reader of this
Of course, Francesco Tribioli, an astronomer(?) himself, would name his
Yes, indeed. I would say a former astronomer as in the last 15 years or so
I've worked fulltime with computers, here at the Florence Astrophysical
Observatory.
tablature program after Vincenzo Galilei's treatise on the
Dear All,
It's a bit late in the day, I suppose, but if anyone is free and
fancies a jolly early music course in the east of Austria (viol,
recorder, lute), I shall be teaching on a course there in Burgenland
from 9th-18th July. Details from Johanna Valencia, e-mail =
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Best
Dear Martyn,
Thanks for the clarification. I haven't looked at that edition in 20
years. Not all of the pieces are by Bottegari. It includes that fantasia
d'Incerto that some people think is by Francesco. It's really too
square to be Francesco's, and almost all of the original sources (three
