hours on his organ,
improvising
countless divisions on Bile dem cabbage down, yet believing all the
time that he was playing the Quadro Pavan.
Best wishes,
Stewart McCoy.
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From: "Thomas Schall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Lautenliste" <[EMAIL
en he wrote his hard and difficult introduction to
> theoretical music, but as far as the harmonic sequence is concerned,
> he could have happily jammed away for hours on his organ,
> improvising
> countless divisions on Bile dem cabbage down, yet believing all the
> time that he was play
t; I undid her suspender,
> And her leg fell in the river.
>
> Those particular lyrics might not have been quite what Thomas Morley
> had in mind when he wrote his hard and difficult introduction to
> theoretical music, but as far as the harmonic sequence is concerned,
> he could have
avourite:
>>
>> 'Twas on the bridge at midnight,
>> My heart was all a-quiver.
>> I undid her suspender,
>> And her leg fell in the river.
>>
>> Those particular lyrics might not have been quite what Thomas Morley
>> had in mind when he
You wrote:
> isn't it also the tune for "pistol packin' mama"
No, but there are a lot of songs of all sorts built on the same chord
progression.
-
is also used for "John come kiss me now", for example in the ML Lute
Book.
Best wishes,
Stewart McCoy.
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From: "bill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "Lautenliste" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 2
LUTE. LUTE. LUTE
Okay. So maybe it wasn't subliminal.
If someone wants to vent their feelings about America/Politics/Religion
there are many groups ( probably Yahoo Groups would be the easiest to find )
that were created for just that purpose.
There's also the option of offline commu
Am Die, 2004-05-25 um 21.27 schrieb Garry Bryan:
>
> Garry ( off to play the quadro pavin on the banjo again )
>
.. which is worth discussing. Is playing the quadro pavin on a Banjo
lute-related?
Thomas
(having tried to distinguish between the "et" and "con", the "x" and
"r", the "g" and "et
> (having tried to distinguish between the "et" and "con", the "x" and
> "r", the "g" and "et" in Sixt Kargel which is so frustrating that I
> wouldn't bear any politics anymore - can one "dislearn" german tab? I
> never had such problems reading it)
Combination characters in CPEBach's "Gellerts Od
