Helen,
Rather later than I think you were looking for, but nevertheless may
interest you, is the Bottegari Lute Book which contains vocal works
with lute tablature from the later 16th century. An edition was done
(by Wellesley Editions) in 1965 which transcribes the tablature into
CC: lute@cs.dartmouth.edu
From: hodgsonmar...@yahoo.co.uk
Subject: [LUTE] Re: Italian songs
Helen,
Rather later than I think you were looking for, but nevertheless may
interest you, is the Bottegari Lute Book which contains vocal works
with lute tablature from
]helen.atkin...@wordstone.co.uk
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Sent: Friday, January 21, 2011 5:12 AM
Subject: [LUTE] Re: Italian songs
Helen,
Rather later than I think you were looking for, but nevertheless
may
interest you, is the Bottegari Lute Book which
Thank you, Denys - I'm very grateful for your arrangements of these
familiar pieces. I also intend to buy one or two of the Mignarda
publications.
Helen
Dear Helen,
One of the mysteries of 16th century Italian music is why there are
so few lute songs surviving - other responses to your
is available from http://www.seicentomusic.de/
greetings
wolfgang
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Von: Martin Shepherd mar...@luteshop.co.uk
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Dear Helen,
I haven't heard the CD
Thank you very much Martin, Wolfgang, Ron/Donna, Bruno, Bernd (what a
luscious song - and heavenly singing!) and Arthur for your suggestions.
I shall explore them over the next few days.
Martin, I would really appreciate having some copies and will email you
my address.
Helen
Good
Bernd (what a luscious song - and heavenly singing!)
well, I ate a lot of chalk before
(ok ok, I don't know whether those guys were reponsible for the naive youtube diaporama, but
they really were a wonderful duo on stage. We listened to them in Antwerpen , a whole
program just with
Dear Helen,
One of the mysteries of 16th century Italian music is why there are
so few lute songs surviving - other responses to your question have
mentioned
most of the known sources, and they are far fewer in number than we might
reasonable expect. We certainly know that singing to the lute was
