for those who happen to be in the area and are interested in tarantella music,
the last in the series of incontri terra de siena concerts, on jul 30 (h.
21.00) at castelluccio della foce, will have the l'arpeggiata ensemble in a
program entitled `La Tarantella, Antidotum Tarantolae: Magia,
Any advice on how to keep a straight face for the 20 or so minutes I'll have
to be on stage with this going on next to me will be much appreciated. ;-)
You could think about the plight of the folks (if any) who
will have to follow your act.
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Any advice on how to keep a straight face for the 20 or so minutes I'll
have
to be on stage with this going on next to me will be much appreciated.
;-)
You could think about the plight of the folks (if any) who
will have to follow your act.
A friend of mine had a vision of all the folks
Dear all, and David (or any Dutchman) in particular,
I have just read an article by Carla Zecher entitled The Gendering of the
Lute in Sixteenth-Century Love Poetry (Renaissance Quarterly 53) about
representations of the lute in renaissance paintings.. and well, in it
the author discusses
Your get all the neatest jobs!!
Albrechtsberger (Beethoven's teacher) composed seven
concertos for Jew's harp and mandora, of which three
survive. They really are quite pleasant works in the
galant style, unlike his rather severe fugues for a
string quartet (two violas). I think you and your
Dear Dana,
They are mistakes, all right. Because we have the
correct readings in so many instances. And some even
nearly 100% correct. I.e.,the recently discovered Roman
print edited by his student Pierino Fiorentino.
But the first pirated prints based on the Roman one have
as many as 40
Ah, context, context, context.
No one generally has a second thought about advertising in the feline
world here in the US of A. (Except some of the boorish folk at my work
--are you reading this, you clowns?) If you keep the lingerie photos to
a minimum on your posters I'm sure you'll only
well, the lute seems to attract several double entente words:
first we had Tarleton's Willy
now it's the dutch luit
why do I suddenly remember Mrs. White's Nothing? :-)
marcellvs
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Scans, pls.
RT
- Original Message -
From: Mathias Rösel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Lutelist lute@cs.dartmouth.edu
Sent: Monday, July 24, 2006 5:17 PM
Subject: [LUTE] Re: Italianism
However, I find progressions like that in French music, too.
Ennemond
Gaultier may be seen a representative
MARCELLVS1 wrote:
why do I suddenly remember Mrs. White's Nothing?
I'd have to know more about your relationship with Mrs. White to answer
that question. I'd venture a guess or two if I didn't suspect that
these writings might be monitored by the, if you'll pardon the
expression, Bush
I just today received a wonderful new baroque guitar from an Italian
luthier. Unfortunately they left the neck far too bulky for my hand.
The neck appears to be maple laminated onto another lighter wood.
Do you know of any way short of putting on a new neck to fix the problem?
Howard Wallach
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