Dear lute wisdom,
Does anybody know where to find the facsimile of John Wilbye - Fantasia
a 6? The original is in the Marsh Library, Dublin, but I can't even
find it in their catalogue...
Any help very welcome!
Kind regards,
Susanne
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Musica Britannica Vol. 9, No. 84.
In general, for questions like this, the reference is the the Thematic
Index of the VdGS, here:
[1]http://www.vdgs.org.uk/publications-ThematicIndex.html
freely downloadable.
M.
2009/5/11 Susanne Herre <[2]mandolinens...@web.de>
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2009/5/10 David Tayler :
> Fun music--if you are using the Cambridge edition please note that A
> poste Messe is three parts, not two.
We know, we are using another edition as well as the facsimile.
http://www.lib.latrobe.edu.au/ has a medieval music database that is
very convenient.
But trans
Recorder/Flute & Lute
www.tree-edition.com
Rgeards
Albert Reyerman
TREE
Steve Ramey schrieb:
Not lute and recorder, but there are at least two vol's of a book
called "Bach for Recorder and Guitar". There's also one of "Teleman
for Recorder and Guitar." If anyone is interested, let m
Thank you so much!!
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Subject: [LUTE] Re: Wilbye - Fantasia a 6
Musica Britannica Vol. 9, No. 84.
In general, for questions like this, the reference is the the Thematic
Index of the VdGS, here:
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Dear Collective Wisdom,
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This is the one including works of Marco da L'Aquila.
A complete Marco Edition was supposed to be published last year, but for
many different reasons this did
