Truly a beautiful performance!
On Jul 27, 2008, at 6:05 AM, David Tayler wrote:
My arrangement of the Bach prelude from the cello suite in D minor is
available as a free download
http://www.voicesofmusic.org/DT%20Prelude%20MMB.mp3
Tab will be up hopefully early next week arranged for 7,8,10 c
David,
Thanks for the info! Is the book from Ian Spink still availlable? I only
find used ones...
>
> There's a nice little booklet by Ian Spink on the repertoire you're
> interested in. It's called 'English Song, Dowland to Purcell' (Batsford,
> London 1974). And check out the MB series part XX
My arrangement of the Bach prelude from the cello suite in D minor is
available as a free download
http://www.voicesofmusic.org/DT%20Prelude%20MMB.mp3
Tab will be up hopefully early next week arranged for 7,8,10 c lute
and archlute
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Dear Ron
I thought I had been careful in choosing my words when giving a basic answer
to Bruno's basic question. Perhaps not.
To quote myself:
there is considerable overlap between the two genres
..
differences too. These differences are most obvious in today's approach
..
The generally
Dear Bruno:
Thank you for your kind words. The lute I'm using is actually an 11-course=2C
strung in old tuning and tuned to E=2C giving me a contrabass G as the lowest
note. We always pitch songs where Donna's voice sounds best. The youtube
recording was made with the camera's built-in mic
Dear David:
Thanks for your edifying remarks=2C pointing out the difference between what we
know as lute songs and continuo songs. However=2C I have to disagree that
there is such a distinction between the two=2C and that one does not stray from
the written accompaniments found in tablature.
