Some comments on the healing nature of food and drink:
'But beers curry cured all. ;-)
David
As so often in life!
Chris.'
Reminds me why I lurk on this list, and brings back happy memories of
my theatre days and being healed in the company of 'the band'.
Here's to
On the quiet skies over the UK (and Europe too).
Same here in East Anglia, and the Air Force (RAF and USAF) are
conspicuous by their absence - usually they do lots of low flying and
other practice around here.
I'm rather enjoying the planet reminding us who's boss!
Karen
Mark had a query:
'My guess is that the music was
by the Albrici boys who were looking after The King's Italian Musick
at the time. Anyone hazard a guess if that is correct?'
Have you got access to a set of 'Highfill'? This is shorthand for 'a
BIographical Dictionary of
Dana responded:
'The inigo Jones productinos were largely at court for the court, and
should not be taken as typical of the London Playhouse atmosphere,
where
women were not generally seen on stage, and I suspect not in the pit
either. Such women as frequented the Globe and
Dana responded:
'Not entirely sure it is fair to make a strong distinction between
'respectable' and 'working', some women were there to pick pocket,
show-a-leg, or shill for some house in sou'ark; others to see the show
with friends or family. Life for a single girl lacking
Dear Lute List
Just Season's Greetings of the very best kind from a List Lurker and
Lute Appreciator. Thanks for another year of interesting musical
insights and treats.
All the best for 2010 from the Cambridgeshire Fens (with snow
disappearing and fog descending).
Karen
they
will decide if the evidence is strong enough. It sounds promising.
Karen Hore
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Just saw this programme scheduled to be on BBC Radio 4 in about 20
minutes, if you can listen on the air or on-line. Presented by Emma
Kirkby.
[1]http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00m17qg
Karen
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I have just written to a friend (who has just been singing Emma
Kirkby's praises, not necessary to me) that I thought this little
programme a 'love letter' to the lute and that the voices of the
participators resonated with humanity - not always to be heard in the
voices of 'experts' (of
Regarding the Dowland article in today's Guardian, and thanks for the
alert, he's a favourite of mine, the complete link is:
[1]http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2009/jun/03/john-dowland-music-songw
riter
Karen Hore
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the National Gallery in Trafalgar Square,
entrance in Charing Cross Road, also always more than well worth a
visit).
If you had time for a day trip then Portsmouth, the Naval Museum and
the Mary Rose.
Removing historical hat and retiring behind the Screen of Lurkdom
Karen Hore
is an example of this, not so many
direct sources, so you have to grasp every available scrap and use
your knowledge of the wider scene to build a picture.
Sorry to go on, and thanks for the continuing parade.
Karen Hore
Cambridgeshire, UK
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David replied:
'What I learnt is to never trust anything somebody else writes or
says, to always go back to the primary sources and to always try and
figure out myself what they mean.'
You certainly have to remember that there is an agenda/point of view/
purpose in everything written or
'):
http://www.htmweb.org.uk/p_events_20070327_elypligrimage.htm
http://archive.ely.anglican.org/ensign/e9911/pilgrimage.html
Karen Hore
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HAPPY NEW YEA, LUTENISTS.
From and appreciative lurker.
Karen
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De-lurking again to ask what may seem like a dumb question, but I'm
an outsider who wants to learn things. Have lutes always cases, if
not when did they make their appearance?
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lurker to respond to the original post 6 months
from now
and start it all over again.'
Karen Hore
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To purchase a copy of the programme please write with your request to
the following address:
Arts Features, London Television Centre, Upper Ground, London SE1 9LT'
Hope this is helpful for those who expressed an interest.
Karen Hore
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like to 'listen' to you guys (and gals).
Thanks
Karen Hore
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From an interested lurker, about the Emma Kirkby 'South Bank Show',
this might get you there, but don't know if there is any 'see again'
facility:
http://www.itv.com/page.asp?partid=7914
It was a good show. So glad to see Dame Emma get due recognition.
Karen Hore
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