Some may be interested in a radio documentary on New Zealand's Concert FM
about S.L. Weiss and 18th century lute music.
This goes to air Sunday 12 Nov 9:00am (NZ time) and is repeated Monday 13
Nov 7:00pm.
It's about half an hour long and is aimed at a general audience.
Concert FM does not archive
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ed
At 05:49 PM 11/10/2006 -0500, Roman Turovsky wrote:
>In fact, there is a Mattheson quote about guitars that "are only
>appropriate for Spanish music, with their garlicky foods".
>RT
>>Hi all!
>>
>>>An archlute would be very appropriate, and fine. From all accounts,,
>>>anythi
Perhaps,. you are correct, from the perspective of church music.At 06:19 PM
11/10/2006 +0100, Are Vidar Boye Hansen wrote:
>Hi all!
>
>>An archlute would be very appropriate, and fine. From all accounts,,
>>anything could have been used, including archlutes, theorbi, baroque
>>guitars, battente,
In fact, there is a Mattheson quote about guitars that "are only appropriate
for Spanish music, with their garlicky foods".
RT
> Hi all!
>
>> An archlute would be very appropriate, and fine. From all accounts,,
>> anything could have been used, including archlutes, theorbi, baroque
>> guitars, ba
Some of these sacred (and secular) ensemble pieces even
have a guitar part in alfabeto. There is an article on
theguitar as contrinuo instrument by Strizich in the
italian guitar journal Fronimo. Zroundthe '70s.(??) It
hits allthe highpoints, and so is a good start.
- Original Message -
Are Vidar Boye Hansen écrit:
> It worked fine, but I have never seeen
>any evidence that all kinds of different continuo instruments were used in
>baroque church music. If would love to know what your sources are!
Title pages of sacred music often refer to this possibility. On example
among many
Hi all!
> An archlute would be very appropriate, and fine. From all accounts,,
> anything could have been used, including archlutes, theorbi, baroque
> guitars, battente, guitars, gambi, etc.
Really? Last sunday I played archlute continuo for Schutz' Musikalische
Exequien with a baroque guitari
An archlute would be very appropriate, and fine. From all accounts,,
anything could have been used, including archlutes, theorbi, baroque
guitars, battente, guitars, gambi, etc.
ed
At 03:46 PM 11/10/2006 +0800, Edward C. Yong wrote:
>Dear Chaps,
>
>Greetings from sunny and humid Singapore!
>
>
> I've been asked to play for Buxtehude's Membra Jesu Nostri next March,
> accompanying a chamber choir and a quartet of string players. I haven't a
> Theorbo, but would an Archlute be inappropriate? It's a large Harz-model,
> so
> it's pretty loud...
>
> I haven't seen the music yet, but would it
Dear Edward,
> I've been asked to play for Buxtehude's Membra Jesu Nostri next
> March, accompanying a chamber choir and a quartet of string players.
> I haven't a Theorbo, but would an Archlute be inappropriate? It's a
> large Harz-model, so it's pretty loud...
>
> I haven't seen the music yet,
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