Hi, all.
Does anyone know of an online source for Pierre Attaignant, Tres Breve
et Familiere Introduction, including the arrangements for lute and
voice?
Thanks,
Chris.
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Is this the one: [1]http://www.klassiskgitar.net/massys-joyful.html ?
Yes, they look like a fun group. That isn't what your rehearsals look
like, Monica?
BTW, from the size, fretting, and style of head, I'd say it's more
likely an unusually shaped cittern. Looks like she's u
There is a rather nice picture of a lady playing what looks like a bandora -
The Joyful reunion by Jan Massys.
Ladies playing these instruments are definitely photogenic. It's a pity I
can't post a picture of myself in a similar pose!
Monica
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From: "Leonard Willi
Yes - I thought the picture looked familiar too.
Monica
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From: "Jean-Marie Poirier"
To: "Lute"
Sent: Saturday, February 06, 2010 5:59 PM
Subject: [LUTE] Re: Robert Spencer Collection
Hre's a link to the original painting; the lady is right-handed there...
So Mo
There is another lady guitarist in the collection ("Musical scene: La
Guitare" 2003.2487) in which the engraver "got it right". Or is the second
one in fact a lefty??
Leonard
On 2/6/10 6:43 AM, "Monica Hall" wrote:
> The lady playing the guitar is printed from an engraving and the engraver
> m
Hre's a link to the original painting; the lady is right-handed there... So
Monica was probably right and the left-handedness came from the engraving
technique, as it is often the case. Sorry about that lefties, I'm one of yours
!
http://www.bridgemanartondemand.com/art/106617/Portrait_of_Mrs
Dear Grzegorz,
thank you for the informations in your mail! I have seen that the
"Thematic Catalogue" has appeared in 2007 but I have not yet seen the
book. The information about the song in Lviv 1400/1 ist very
interesting, too. Luckily, someone some time ago lent me his copies of
this book to co
Hi Joachim,
I think that you have right about attribution this pieces not to Pękiel.
There is incorrect. Some seriously argument was presented also in
edition <>, by Zofia Stęszewska, in WDMP 30, Kraków 1965. She claimed that
B.P is <>.
Hieronim Feicht and then Maria Szczapańska attributed inco
Thank you.
And many thanks to all who provided informtions on how to query the
Spencer Collection at the Royal Academy of Music.
Luca
Greet Schamp on 5-02-2010 21:18 wrote:
>> Dear Greet,
>> No, I don't read any of the internet lists; all too time-consuming.
>> If you wish to reply to
I also have "Forests solitaires et sombres" by Joseph Chabanceau De La
Barre. It seems dark woods were a common topic among Airs de cour...
Nicolás
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de David van Ooijen
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On Sat, Feb 6, 2010 at 1:24 AM, David R wrote:
> Helloeveryone!
>
> A friend of mine is trying to find a recording of an air de court: "Sombres
> forest, noires vallees" by Jean Boyer.
I have 'Noire forets' by Boesset. Confusion, or just another song?
David
>
> Can you good folks think of a
And look at that picking hand position!
One website gave this information:
Mary 'Moll' Davis, actress and mistress of Charles II, whose child Mary
Tudor (1673-1726), married the Second Earl of Derwentwater.
morgan
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From: "Monica Hall"
To: "Stuart Walsh"
Cc: "
Yes - the first course is usually single, the other four courses double.
Mine has ten pegs but I don't use one.
Monica
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From: "Leonard Williams"
To: "Lute List"
Sent: Friday, February 05, 2010 10:12 PM
Subject: [LUTE] Re: Robert Spencer Collection
or this woma
The lady playing the guitar is printed from an engraving and the engraver
may have got her the wrong way round!
Monica
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From: "Stuart Walsh"
To: "Monica Hall"
Cc: "Lutelist"
Sent: Friday, February 05, 2010 9:32 PM
Subject: Re: [LUTE] Robert Spencer Collection
Yes - that is true. I managed to pursuade their librarian to let me
look at Bob's copy of the earliest surviving copy of Millioni's guitar
book but she declined to let me look at his copy of Corbetta's 1674
book which includes the second guitar part. She said they would try
to b
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Hi Allan,
great! Judging from the list of contents, your book contains quite a
number of very attractive and accessible pieces. I have a small quibble
concerning the ascription of the Polish
Dance to Bartlomiej Pekiel: The piece is from the ex-Gdansk Ms. 4022,
isn't it? The Polish Dances (or at le
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