To All:
We have a new post this evening, more about teaching music.
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Dear Lute Listers:
I am interested in the work of luthier Cezar Mateus, specifically for
an 8-course Renaissance lute. If any of you have had direct experience
with that maker and his Renaissance lutes (6-8 courses), please reply
to me off list at the address below.
My thanks in a
Dear Peter,
probably you have already an answer of Jochen Domning, who has collected
Falckenhagen's works.
I have talked to him and can shortly write, what he told me.
Opus IV is the one, that is complete in Weimar - a little bit confusing
are the numbers on the part books (1. "Liuto", 2. "Tra
On 30 May 2011 08:49, wrote:
> Are you in touch with Susan King susanjanetk...@gmail.com and Lynda Sayce
> lyndasa...@gmail.com about their database of contemporary lute music? - CG
And inflict all these impossible pieces on my colleagues?
David
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David van
On 30 May 2011 04:16, Christopher Wilke wrote:
>> however uncomfortable my part felt on a
>> theorbo, it
>> would have fitted a guitar surprisingly well.
>
> Wow, a modern composer who actually wrote an idiomatic guitar part. That's a
> first in itself! (The composer is a guitarist, I suppose?)
