: Sean Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Saturday, March 22, 2008 1:00:26 PM
Subject: [LUTE] Re: amateur recording
Yes, nice arrangement and fun to listen to!
I'm starting to wonder if this is the most dispersed Frottole of the
20th century. My group played it about
http://www.lautenist.de/Ostinato.mp3
Hope you'll like it
Thomas
Of course I like it! There is nothing amateurish about this one.
A beautiful historic sound.
I'm hesitant to say 'It takes me back...'
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Ron (UK)
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Yes, nice arrangement and fun to listen to!
I'm starting to wonder if this is the most dispersed Frottole of the
20th century. My group played it about 10 years ago and Ron, too,
apparently? I remember it was handed out in the late '70s at an LSA
seminar (along with Per dolor by M. Cara).
since.
I find it quite a tricky number to perform at the
brisk tempo that it seems to call for!
Best wishes,
Denys
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From: Sean Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 22 March 2008 17:00
To: Lute Net
Subject: [LUTE] Re: amateur recording
Yes, nice arrangement and fun
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From: Sean Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 22 March 2008 17:00
To: Lute Net
Subject: [LUTE] Re: amateur recording
Yes, nice arrangement and fun to listen to!
I'm starting to wonder if this is the most dispersed Frottole of the
20th
century. My group played it about 10 years ago and Ron, too
.
Admission for both concerts is: $12, students seniors $10, kids under 12
free.
Best wishes,
Ron Donna
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recording Yes, nice arrangement and fun
: [LUTE] Re: amateur recording
Sean:
I think 'Ostinato vo' seguire' was introduced by Anthony Rooley, to whom
we owe so much, in his anthology of early music published by Penguin. We
are performing that piece and also 'Per dolor me bagno il viso' (both by
Bart Tromboncino, by the way
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Subject: [LUTE] Re: amateur recording
Sean:
I think 'Ostinato vo' seguire' was introduced by Anthony Rooley, to
whom we owe so much, in his anthology of early music published by
Penguin. We are performing
Non e tempo is one of the nicer frottole ostinati.
Perhapd there is some little pun about the redictae in the text
So untinctorian.
dt
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Hope you'll like it
of course i do !
beautifull tone, precise technik, moving and historically
informed playing...not to mention fantastic singing.
i think that amateur recording thread better be called historical
recordings for their inventivnes and really
Stephen
gimped basses from Gamut. I used an Edirol R-1 24-bit recorder, an M-Audio
Duo preamp, and an NTK Rode NTK microphone (something the guy in the guitar
shop sold me before I read David Taylor's advice)
FWIW, I am satisfied with my Rodes microphones, value for money I'd say. A
bit of
Now this is great! This shows the possibilities of this list/
community. Supportive and constructive comments like this are just
wonderful. I hope more of this sort of thing comes about.
Well done Stephen and Rob.
On Jan 22, 2008, at 7:36 AM, Rob wrote:
Well, all I can say is a hearty 'Well
very supportive. No doubt some people are unimpressed. But I think it is a
great idea for people at all sorts of level to have a go.
Did you find that as soon as you pressed the record button, you go to
pieces? I'd like to play to the best of my ability but I've only go so
much ability and
I wonder if there is a freeware program that converts WAV files to mp3?
Stuart
AUDACITY.
RT
Passed it through SoundForge for volume and reverb, and Audacity for
compression.
http://turovsky.org/music/arndt.mp3
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On Jan 21, 2008, at 5:46 PM, Rob wrote:
I really enjoyed Stephen's recording, and Stuart's as well on the
vihuela
list. Let's have some more!
Rob
If you insist:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfxP0iJoCVA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=speIM-4gr7E
Danny
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I wonder if there is a freeware program that converts WAV files to mp3?
Stuart
AUDACITY.
RT
Passed it through SoundForge for volume and reverb, and Audacity for
compression.
http://turovsky.org/music/arndt.mp3
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Amadeus for MAC, a very superior audio tool. The pro model allows you
to record almost directly to CD.
Anthony
Le 21 janv. 08 à 23:01, Roman Turovsky a écrit :
I wonder if there is a freeware program that converts WAV files
to mp3?
Stuart
AUDACITY.
RT
Passed it through SoundForge for
Roman Turovsky wrote:
I wonder if there is a freeware program that converts WAV files to
mp3?
Stuart
AUDACITY.
RT
Passed it through SoundForge for volume and reverb, and Audacity for
compression.
http://turovsky.org/music/arndt.mp3
Stephen,
A very nice recording. Gaultier is difficult
I use a freeware program which is called switch, coverts a lot of
audio-formats
Wolfgang
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Amadeus for MAC
Did you find that as soon as you pressed the record button, you go to
pieces? I'd like to play to the best of my ability but I've only go so
much ability and half of that disappears when th little red light comes
on!
That happens to me too. To circumvent it, if I have the time I leave the red
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