Excellently said!
I once participated in a masterclass with Robert Spencer. My lute had
just travelled 100 Km in Nova Scotian winter conditions and I had just
changed to my first set of gut strings. Needless to say tuning was a
misery, and I suffered the embarassment of wasting considerable
I had a related experience which is probably not unique to the way *my*
brain is wired.
When I was a guitarist, I could never wrap my head around playing and
singing at the same time from a vocal/instrument score.. I know many
pianists and guitarists who have the same difficulty. Curiously, as
Segovia also said:
The song of the piano is a discourse.
The song of the 'cello is an elegy.
But the song of the guitar is a song.
(Actually, to be more correct, he said The zonk of the guitar is a
zonk, but I have translated/transliterated)
But what is the song of the lute?
Marcus
Alain
Michael Thames wrote:
Auther, your tendency for misrepresentation, and exaggeration is quite
obvious! I've never said lutinests were musical illiterates ...
Lutine is French for fairy so presumably a lutinest is one who plays
the fairy???
Marcus
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Bernd Haegemann wrote:
I rather like the Concerti for Recorder and strings by John Baston. (I
think there are 6 of them) Shott put out a version with the string
parts in keyboard reduction which are pretty playable. It seems Baston
was a recorder player and his brother was a violinist, so the
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, if they please.
I'm afraid I don't know about Baron, and don't have a copy of his
book to check at home.
Best wishes,
Stewart McCoy.
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more, but I'll leave them to you all.
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gay in them might
revert to their original intent.
Marcus
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managed to lose all record of the order, and I'm now trying to retrace
my digital steps. I can't remember the title or author, so any help
greatly appreciated.
Marcus
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