Indeed this Weiss might be Johann Sigismund Weiss.
In one case he is even named as Jean Sigmund Weiss ...
There are other non lute works of him in:
Kassel (only incipits), Rostock, S-Harnösand (probably),
S-Lund/Uppsalla, D-Herdringen, D-Karlsruhe (possibly).
Best
Markus
Roman Turovsky
bill wrote:
re: elizabeth - bette davis is queen of them all.
Bette Davis as Elizabeth I, upon hearing a particular dance tune that was later
found in the Fitzwilliam Virginal book was heard to exclaim, What a dumpe.
Craig
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Dear fellow pluckers,
Does anybody out there know if Jacques Gallot the lutenist was *also* Jacques
Gallot the guitarist? There is very little written on the subject, and what
there is seems to conflict - h.
Perhaps there is something about this in the long out of print CNRS Gallot
Dear fellow pluckers,
Does anybody out there know if Jacques Gallot the lutenist was *also* Jacques
Gallot the guitarist? There is very little written on the subject, and what
there is seems to conflict - h.
Perhaps there is something about this in the long out of print CNRS Gallot
Chris,
You'll save yourself a lot of frustration and
expense if you go with the professional teacher. A
good teacher has spent years learning their craft and
they know all of the pitfalls and dead-ends you're
likely to work yourself into on your own.
Most of the effort in teaching
Hmmm.. want to stay on good terms with your daughter? Spring for lessons
from the teacher, lol.
My daughter recently started taking Renaissance lute lessons and is
making good progress -- considering that she has only been playing for
one month.
Now I'm thinking of studying lute too, but if
Is that a guitar type bridge? Looks like it in the photo...
http://tinyurl.com/lmrcx
-Carl
--On Wednesday, April 26, 2006 8:56 PM +0900 Christopher Witmer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm looking at a Scherzer brand 7-course lute that is about 30 years
old. The outlying assembly for the treble
I recall from a conversation with Hogwood many years ago that he told me
that when Munrow was working with the producers of The Six Wives of Henry
VIII
and told to come up with appropriate soundtrack music, he of course turned to
the consort books of pieces attributed to Henry VIII himself,
I had one of these as my first lute. He uses the Lute Society 7
course plan, thats the plan that's not based on anything. His
instruments are pretty ordinary but suitable for a beginner although
when I was a beginner I didn't really take to the lute perhaps
because he uses cedar for the
I sent this with a picture attached and when I got it back there was
nothing in the email. If anyone is interested and wants to see the
pics just email me direct.
I have been meaning to let you all know about our renaissance
guitars and since someone was talking about a lute in Australia
There were two C. Weisses, father and son flutists born in Muhlhausen. Both
travelled in Italy, and later resided in London. The father Carl (1738-1795)
published two books of Six Trios for flute, violin and bass (London, 1772,
1776). These were extremely popular and later editions appeared
I'm chiming in late here but I think the operative words are slightly more
experienced. An experienced student isn't necessarily incapable of teaching
basics to a rank beginner. For example, my daughter's harp teacher allows a few
of her oldest students to teach the very beginnning young
Arthur,
many thanks for this!
The trio Donatella referred to is exactly the one, that you give.
Opus 3 is also in Kopenhagen: http://img.kb.dk/ma/giedde/gs01-25bm.pdf
Do you have any further literature on these Weisses? Are they in any
way related to the lutenists Weiss?
Best regards
Markus
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