Lundgren's baroque lute companion is a great source of music but
irritatingly does not list composers, even when he knew who they were.
There is a passagaglia in G major (pg 198) from Kremsmunster L83b
that is quite nice (ok, I've never met a chaconne or passacaglia that
I didn't like!).
The author is the famous Anonymous
Jean-François Christoflour
Le 7 avr. 09 à 22:16, Daniel Shoskes a écrit :
Lundgren's baroque lute companion is a great source of music but
irritatingly does not list composers, even when he knew who they
were. There is a passagaglia in G major (pg 198)
Hi all,
just thought I'd let you know my first vid ever is up on youtube.
For those who don't know me I'm a lute student in Sydney (Sydney
Conservatorium).
[1]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blesLNvq4C0
or search oskar bach prelude
I'd love comments, advice - technical,
Dear all,
the Belgian musicologist Dr Godelive Spiessens,
author of the freshly edited History of the lute
in Antwerp under the Ancien Régime, (see
http://www.lute-academy.be/docstore/adbook.pdf
[in Dutch, comes with English, German or French translation]
has offered in the latest (and last!
Capriccio stravagante :)
dt
At 02:30 AM 4/7/2009, you wrote:
Thanks, Dana. An enjoyable tale. :-)
However, I had in mind Tobias Hume, who, for the first couple of bars of
his viol piece called Deth (no. 12 in _The First Part of Ayres_
(London, 1605)), he wrote Play this pashenat after every
Dear friends,
This subject may have been discussed already...
Is there any available list with references to all existent Josquin
intabulations for lute?
I've got all the vihuela settings and I'm familiar with them, but I want to
select a number of pieces, for what I'd like to have all
Thank you: I will surely have a look to all this, but I am really
looking to have a copy of the paper written by Whitehead, for historical
reasons.
Best,
Luca
Jerzy Zak on 6-04-2009 22:15 wrote:
Dear Luca,
A short list of them you can see here:
http://www-bnus.u-strasbg.fr/Smt/pl.htm
Jurek
Dear Stewart:
I think I see what you are aiming for. Having no time to do so myself
just now, I suggest a quick scan through some of the contemporary
references to the passions; Thomas Wright's _The Passions of the Minde
in Generall_, where he describes in detail how the passions
Thanks, Dana. An enjoyable tale. :-)
However, I had in mind Tobias Hume, who, for the first couple of bars of
his viol piece called Deth (no. 12 in _The First Part of Ayres_
(London, 1605)), he wrote Play this pashenat after every straine. Then
a bit further on, he cancels it out with Play this
Ariel,
last year I started a very similar enquiry concerning Claudin de
Sermisy lute intabulations. The best hint I've got came from Jean-Marie
Poirier suggesting to check the following catalogue:
Howard Mayer Brown, Instrumental Music printed before 1600: a
bibliography, iUniverse, 2000
Perhaps indications of forte and piano, of which many pieces in Gehema
and Werl abound (both mss. middle of 17th century), pertain to this?
Gehema has French dances with these indications, and if you try, the
music will result in utterly pashenat 8) performance.
Mathias
Ron Andrico
On Tue, Apr 7, 2009, ariel abramovich g_abramo...@hotmail.com said:
Dear friends,
This subject may have been discussed already...
Is there any available list with references to all existent Josquin
intabulations for lute?
online? maybe, lots of stuff online.
A dated, but thorough
wolfgang wiehe wrote:
Hi,
John H Robinson posted his list from 1997 Lute intabulations of music
by Josquin in prints and manuscripts to the lute list some years ago.
I have a paper copy.
Wolfgang w.
Here we go
Rainer
Adieu mes amours
Adieu mes amoursMunich 272 ff.52v-53
Adieu
Dear Ariel,
I kept an electronic copy of John Robinson's list (originally posted to
the lutenet on 30th October 2002) as it's such as valuable piece of
information.
There are few people in the world of lute music that can match his knowledge
of the repertoire, and especially where to find it. The
Hi,
John H Robinson posted his list from 1997 Lute intabulations of music
by Josquin in prints and manuscripts to the lute list some years ago.
I have a paper copy.
Wolfgang w.
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: dem...@suffolk.lib.ny.us [mailto:dem...@suffolk.lib.ny.us]
Gesendet: Dienstag,
thank you, Rainer!
Manolo
El 07/04/2009, a las 21:23, adS escribió:
wolfgang wiehe wrote:
Hi,
John H Robinson posted his list from 1997 Lute intabulations of
music
by Josquin in prints and manuscripts to the lute list some years
ago.
I have a paper copy.
Wolfgang w.
Here we go
Ben,
I have bought drawings of instruments on that list but directly from
the museum. I never could quite trust or understand how to use the
CIMCIM? As to value, they are very valuable especially if you can get
notes to go with them. For example built as a renaissance later
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