I know these strings well, Anthony. A banjo company repackaged some as a set of
banjo strings for the 19th-century repertoire, and even called them the Rob
MacKillop set, which surprised me as we had not discussed it. This caused Mimmo
to cross me off his Christmas card list, but that is
Temporary link for Panmure 4
http://db.tt/xZQ2qC5
Rob
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On 1 Dec 2011, at 22:02, Lex van Sante wrote:
> Hi all,
> @ Andreas and Bernd
> Thanx for the link
> @ Martin
> I will ;-)
>
> Cheers, Lex
> Op 30 nov 2011, om 12:28 heeft Martin Shepherd het volgende geschreven:
Just get a regular 12-string guitar. You will have a modern orpharion,
complete with octave basses. Sounds beautiful playing lute music on
it...
Rob
On 15 December 2011 13:51, Bruno Fournier <[1]br...@estavel.org> wrote:
Frankly I don't see the point of the exercise.A Simpl
Here's my kind of research. Wish I'd thought of doing it first:
http://www.acs.psu.edu/drussell/Asterix-Music.html
Rob
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A bit off topic, maybe...
My Cd from way back is now out of print, and the record company
defunct. So, I've placed all the tracks on my Soundcloud page:
[1]http://soundcloud.com/you/sets
Free to listen to. You can also download the tracks, read more
background info, and access
mackillop/sets/twelve-divertimentis-for/
Hope that helps!
Bill
From: Rob MacKillop <[3]robmackil...@gmail.com>
To: Lute <[4]lute@cs.dartmouth.edu>
Sent: Sunday, 8 April 2012, 9:15
Subject: [LUTE] James Oswald's ''Twelve Divertimentis for the Guittar&#
Thanks, Craig.
Rob
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On 8 Apr 2012, at 14:31, co...@medievalist.org wrote:
> What lovely music, and you have such a delicate touch on the
> instrument. Thank you for sharing these pieces.
>
> Regards,
> Craig
>
>
>
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Bill, do you remember Wee Phil's on the drums?
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On 9 Apr 2012, at 16:08, William Samson wrote:
> When I were a lad (Oh no - Here we go again!) we used the contraction
> that was pronounced and spelt 'mike' for a microphone. When did this
> 'mic' oddity appear in the
That is terrible, Albert. You have my sympathy. They used you.
I look forward to reading Francois' introduction to the Tree edition!
Rob MacKillop
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On 25 Apr 2012, at 21:48, Albert Reyerman wrote:
> The Singakademie 4060 manuscript has been set on the net
>
Well, my Arcam Alpha 9 plays everything - and I mean everything - at
415 and in 6th-comma meantone. Not so good for French baroque...
Rob
On 15 June 2012 17:43, BENJAMIN NARVEY <[1]luthi...@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Luters,
I am in the process of looking for a new stereo sy
13c lute by Malcolm Prior, 2011.
Magnificent, top-quality instrument.
31 rosewood ribs, with ebony spacers.
Bass and treble riders.
Beautifully contoured neck (ebony veneered) and cambered fingerboard.
Mint condition.
Photos and videos at [1]http://robmackillop.net/lute
Sale
Break out the champagne! Well done, Stephen. I'm VERY impressed you stayed the
course, and your recordings are now the 'go to' database for anyone interested
in this very attractive, yet curiously neglected, repertoire.
Only one question remains - What next?
Rob
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On 9 Jul
Well, if he believes in God, he must be a good person...
Rob
On 12 July 2012 18:15, David van Ooijen <[1]davidvanooi...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Look what the cat brought in. It was cc-ed to a lot of e-mail
addresses.
Only yesterday I recieved an e-mail from a man offering me
Wayne, the term "Paki" is regarded as being deeply offensive in the UK...not
sure about the US or elsewhere.
Rob
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On 2 Oct 2012, at 21:54, wayne cripps wrote:
>
> Mel Wong has reviewed a certain Paki lute .. and he made some inexpensive
> lutes himself.
>
> http://www
Or play your records on a record player :-)
Rob
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Hey maybe Rob is right. Nope, Rob is right.
Just to save everyone a lot of time and energy, I am ALWAYS right...
...except, maybe, this time...
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Haven't you seen the Laurel and Hardy film where they have a gramophone
in their Ford? Eventually it gets sawn in half at a sawmill...
Drifting off topic?
Rob
2008/11/24 Eugene C. Braig IV <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
At 02:43 AM 11/24/2008, Rob MacKillop wrote:
Try letting the video completely upload before clicking Play...
Rob
2008/11/25 Steve Ramey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
All,
When I click on the links to You Tube and Vimeo lute videos
provided in
the posts (and all other posts on those sites, as well), they
in
er I let
it
load and play once thru, I played it again, but found more
stuttering.
Thanks for the thoughts.
Steve
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To: Steve Ramey <[EM
yours would be the best :-)
There is a lot there already, but much more to be done. Do you know of
any groups that might contribute ensemble pieces? Let them know about
the site.
Thanks.
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OK. I agree that different interpretations of the same piece can be of
interest, but I'd like to have the opportunity of hearing something I
haven't heard before. The ideal is to have different interpretations of
everything, so keep recording whatever you want to record :-)
The si
2008/11/29 David Tayler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Also, I think it would be very nice to do it on a source by source
basis, so that one could, for exaple, hear all the pieces in
Pickering, and compare those to say, Holmes or Folger.
I think it would be great to record the pieces i
ce. I have still filed it under the Poulton classification number
for Mrs Whites Thing, but I could put a note of the source in the Notes
column.
So, Val, let me know your source, please, and could any future
contribution from anyone please include the original source where
known.
Ryaan,
Check the archives. We've been discussing music for over a decade. Have
a look around before criticising too quickly...
Rob
2008/11/29 Ryaan Ahmed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi all,
I'm a newcomer to this list, having registered just a few days
ago. I
Hi Dan,
Not sure why you split it up into three sections...if the file was too
big, did you convert the wav file into mp3 before uploading? I don't
know how the mac system works...it seems to me you must play around
with your software a bit more. You can obviously play well, so it
I have a few questions for Eugene about Baroque mandolini, but I'll
start a new thread.
Rob
2008/12/2 Eugene C. Braig IV <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
At 05:34 PM 12/2/2008, David van Ooijen wrote:
>Now there are many refinements to the above summary, but for
starters
>it
So, Eugene...or anyone else...tell us what you can about the baroque
mandolin.
1. Types of instruments - number of courses, construction features,
string lengths, etc
2. Modern luthiers, historical luthiers - names to look out for and
why. Price ranges...
3. Techniques
Thanks to all the comments, and to Eugene for waiting patiently for a
decade for his Moment! Ya came through!
Must get me one of those mandovarmints...
Rob
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Much better sound and vision. Damn...I'm going to have to get an HD
camera now!
Rob
2008/12/4 David Tayler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
youtube has gone HD. Check it out--just click the HD link
[2]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvNQLJ1_HQ0
[3]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jv
complete Book 1. I understand that Book 2
is well on its way, with the others to follow.
As ever, comments/discussion welcome.
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I think it is obvious that he was referring to the long s, but I'll
pass your comment on to him.
Rob
2008/12/12 dc <[1]den...@free.fr>
Rob MacKillop ecrit:
David Hill has completed his paraphrases to Dowland's The First
Booke
of So
Dennis, It turns out you are correct. David has asked me to correct it,
and I have. Thanks for noticing it!
Cheers,
Rob
2008/12/12 dc <[1]den...@free.fr>
Rob MacKillop ecrit:
I think it is obvious that he was referring to the long s, but I'll
Worked fine for me, David. A beautifully serene interpretation.
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It didn't. I never saw it.
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2008/12/17 Anthony Hind <[1]anthony.h...@noos.fr>
Just testing whether my message comes through.
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The students are not music students. They are studying things like
hotel management, nursing, speech therapy, etc. My job is to get staff
and students playing music, helping develop a sense of community. We
have everything from a medieval group through to traditional music,
jazz-blue
G#!
A buddhist would take the middle path...
Rob
2009/1/6 "Mathias Roesel" <[1]mathias.roe...@t-online.de>
A
mr
"David Tayler" <[2]vidan...@sbcglobal.net> schrieb:
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Wonderful!
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Bruno, it was a live concert. These things happen. Didn't sound too bad
to me...
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2009/1/7 Bruno Fournier <[1]br...@estavel.org>
Might sound a little bit better if the charango was in tune.
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Luthiste, etc
Estavel
ot of mileage out of these paraphrases, and I encourage you all to
make singers aware that the pdfs are online and free:
[1]http://www.johndowland.co.uk/songs.htm
Discussion welcome.
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I used them on my 11c recordings on this website:
[1]www.songoftherose.co.uk - I thought they were an excellent
substitute for gut, especially when they were a little broken in. No
tuning problems.
Rob MacKillop
2009/1/14 Ken Brodkey <[2]kbrod...@pacbell.
el...@cox.net>
Rob
What instrument can't you play??
Kerry
Alfonso Marin <[2]luten...@gmail.com> wrote:
Amazing!!
On Jan 17, 2009, at 3:18 PM, Rob MacKillop wrote:
> Please forgive me!
>
>
>
> [1
Christopher, I must be a dilettante. I'm certainly no virtuoso,
although I have noticed that playing a simple piece simply is often
harder than playing something fast with lots of notes leaping around.
I've reached a useful level of technique on plucked instruments -
useful in the se
It used to be online, but the link I have has broken. Where is it now?
Rob
2009/1/19 Spring, aus dem, Rainer <[1]rspringaus...@tee.toshiba.de>
Thank you to everybody who replied.
I now have what I need.
Thank you very much :)
Best wishes,
Rainer aus dem Spring
You'll find them all on the Francesco Vimeo Channel, which now has 318
videos...
[1]http://www.vimeo.com/channel11205
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2009/1/21 Sauvage Valery <[2]sauvag...@orange.fr>
After the Bach, Dowland and Sanz series, I put some new videos on
Vimeo : Molinaro, Dalza, Att
I played a graphite acoustic guitar once, by Rainsong. Best acoustic I
ever played. So, how about a graphite lute?
Rob
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I am jealous. What a great band to be in!
Rob
2009/1/24 David Tayler <[1]vidan...@sbcglobal.net>
My new CD is up on Magnatune--as always, free to listen!
dt
[2]http://magnatune.com/artists/albums/voicesofmusic-bachtelemann/
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No. I can't see any way to do it in the vimeo settings preferences.
Rob
2009/1/24 Ed Durbrow <[1]edurb...@sea.plala.or.jp>
On Jan 21, 2009, at 9:04 PM, Rob MacKillop wrote:
You'll find them all on the Francesco Vimeo Channel, which now has
3
Three cheers and many back pats for David Hill -
[1]http://www.johndowland.co.uk/songs.htm
Please forward the link to every singer...
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I picked this up from another discussion group, but haven't tried it
yet. Lots of people on the group responded saying it made a big
difference.
Rob
So ever since YouTube has added their High Quality feature, I tried
doing some reasearch
I thought you would set us right, David. Thanks as ever.
Rob
2009/1/28 David Tayler <[1]vidan...@sbcglobal.net>
The best way is to save your video in AVCHD (or H264, it is the
same)
in 720p, non interlaced, widescreen, square pixels, 11 mbps, 320kbs
audio (preferab
).
Rob MacKillop
2009/1/27 Peter Nightingale <[2]n...@pobox.com>
Dear All,
I am in the process of transcribing a version of "Joy to the Person"
for
archlute. This link points to what I am working from:
[3]http://www.phys.uri.edu/~nigh/Joy/joy_to.pdf
ke no assumption that any of you would want my videos on your
iGoogle page, but you never know. My wife is not the only crazy person
in the world...but this is an experiment. So far it worked easily for
me and her. I would be interested to know if there are any problems.
Rob MacK
erly queue and proceed to
[1]www.johndowland.co.uk/songs.htm
Video and mp3 performances still welcome...
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I would add Ed Martin's 'Allemande' recording to their list. One of the
best I've heard in a long time.
Rob MacKillop
2009/2/8 Edward Martin <[1...@gamutstrings.com>
Yes, we hope the best for them!
ed
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Seems fair to me, Alfonso. Everything is expensive, but your asking
price is fair.
Rob
2009/2/15 Alfonso Marin <[1]luten...@gmail.com>
Dear Arto and all,
After the brief discussion about theorbo prices, I looked around for
of other makers prices to reevaluate the wor
Buy with confidence, Ed. Hille is amazing, and Lee, her husband, is a
great player too. It will be beautifully recorded too.
Rob MacKillop
2009/2/16 Edward Martin <[1...@gamutstrings.com>
Dear collective wisdom,
I am interested in any recordings of BWV 1025, wit
Should we really describe it as a 'forerunner of the mandolin'? Surely
a different family?
I'm tired and it's near bedtime, otherwise I would add info about the
Skene ms...
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I liked the tempo, David. People often play this piece way too fast.
Very good.
Rob
2009/2/27 David Tayler <[1]vidan...@sbcglobal.net>
Fun with lute, harp, tambourine & recorder
[1][2]http://tinyurl.com/Saltarello
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Very beautiful, Ariel. You should inform the vihuela list and the Early
Guitars and Vihuela Ning site.
I will have to change my perception of Pisador!
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There is a very famous Spanish lute/guitar player whose name has
embarrasingly disappeared from my brain, who has recorded a CD of
angelique music on the glossa label. Moreno! There you are!
Rob
2009/3/4 <[1]wi...@cs.helsinki.fi>
Lutenists,
if memory serves, I remember
I would find this recording interesting. I cannot find it on the
Glossa
site - can you provide details?
Thanks,
ed
.At 09:30 PM 3/4/2009 +, Rob MacKillop wrote:
>There is a very famous Spanish lute/guitar player whose name has
>embarrasingly disappeared from my b
2009/3/20 Alexander Batov <[1]alexander.ba...@vihuelademano.com>
No, it's not. Think again or perhaps watch this little video that
may
help you to get an idea what happens when one's fiddling about
with
strings in-between frets:
[1][2]http://tinyurl.com/cfa
My student medieval ensemble did a gig this afternoon in Edinburgh.
Here is a video of a great piece, number 9 from the Cantigas de Santa
Maria.
[1]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBtaI_41spA
We are slowly amassing medieval instruments, but have some way to go.
None of these
Now, if only you played the ukulele - one more ukearist at the altar
wouldn't detract...
...collective groan...
Rob
2009/3/23 Charles Browne <[1]char...@brownecowie.fsnet.co.uk>
I have been asked to play my lute during part of the Communion
Service as the congregati
light, and pushed them long before playing Scottish music
became fashionable among Early Music groups. He made a big contribution
and will be missed.
I know that two or three of you knew him personally, which is why I
have announced his death here.
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Broken strings was a typical way for the artist to show 'discord'
between the subjects. The Amabassadors is another example.
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hot foot it to [2]http://www.vihuela.eu/study.htm I have the
score in French tab, an mp3 performance, plus an mp3 of commentary as I
explore the piece, discussing how I approach my interpretation.
Doubtless, someone else would play it very differently, and you must
find your own way e
2009/5/19 Martin Shepherd <[1]mar...@luteshop.co.uk>
More, please!
Sure, but we also need to hear from the shy lurkers here as to what
they would like us to cover. And you yourself, Martin, could have
something more tailored to lute players on your site, if time and
energy al
like me - I'm stuck with me. So maybe I won't be making technique
videos, but I hope to help in other areas.
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There may be one or two of you interested in the banjo c.1860-1900 (as
I am). There was a period of squabbles and unrest as players moved from
fretless instruments to fretted ones. Many of the old (fretless) guys
complained that the new frets forced you to play out of tune. Some
make
This link works better: [1]http://tinyurl.com/oaeu37
Rob
2009/5/22 Rob MacKillop <[2]luteplay...@googlemail.com>
There may be one or two of you interested in the banjo c.1860-1900
(as
I am). There was a period of squabbles and unrest as players moved
from
fr
All-gut vihuela in G. Unison bass
strings, Aquila Venice. Vihuela resting on wooden table - seems to have
improved the bass slightly.
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Has anyone heard of a well-tempered lute player?
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I've had favourable and unfavourable reviews over the years, but this
one is in a category of its own:
"There is a choking quality of nocturnal obscuration in this instrument
which suits you and this hopefully-painfully numbly depressive
declamation of exquisite emptiness.
The
The guy is a native-English speaker, so has no excuse, and, no, I have
no idea what he is talking about. Still, a review's a review!
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. They came
in a variety of number of courses too.
See [1]http://www.vihuelademano.com/viola-da-mano/daiLibri.htm
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I recall arranging a couple of Gesualdo's madrigals for two lutes, but
my fellow lute player thought they were full of mistakes and refused to
play them. They had no mistakes, of course, but anyone who has heard
Gesualdo's music will know what he meant. Wish I still had the
arrangeme
Regarding the 8c/7c question, there are many players who switch the
lower two courses around, so you have a 'normal' 7c with the 7th course
at D, plus an extra F on the 8th course. I haven't done this myself,
but wonder if it is a good idea?
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I haven't had the time (nor inclination) to look at it, but parallels,
missing accidentals...sounds highly ' period authentic' to me!
Rob
2009/6/22 David van Ooijen <[1]davidvanooi...@gmail.com>
On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 12:25 PM, Lex van
Sante<[2]lvansa...@wanadoo.nl> wrote:
, and also Mimmo Perufo of
Aquila Strings, who has invited me to perform at the 2nd ukulele
festival in Vicenza that same evening. If anyone on this list will be
there or Venice and would like to meet up, let me know - I'd love to
meet you.
Rob MacKillop
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There is an excellent book of translations with a useful introduction:
Songs of Holy mary of Alfonso X, The Wise, by Kathleen Kulp-Hill.
Published by Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies,
Volume 173. I got mine from Amazon...
The best - and cheapest - performance
The ''Songs of Holy Mary'' book I mention is just a translation into
English of all the texts. It contains no music.
The Gaita books are made for performers - no page turns, clear notation
in the treble clef but with the original notation above.
Here is a performance by some of
Fascinating, David. Here is our version in 5/4!
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Rob
2009/7/8 David Tayler <[2]vidan...@sbcglobal.net>
All of the Cantigas in facsimile are available online. You can have
great fun to try and interpret the ligatures.
had shown the slightest interest in so-called 'classical music' before.
They are loving it, and three of them have bought baroque guitar CDs
now.
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2009/7/16 Orphenica <[1]wer...@orphenica.de>
Thanks everybody,
encouraged by your answers and especially the amazing site of Rob
MacKillop (Rob, this is really georgeous!),
I went to my local guitar dealer. ( By the way, his initial selling
point was that, "the
lf, but it looks like a viable option, from what I'm
reading
here.
Any suggestions as to size (mensur) and string tension?
Thanks and regards,
Leonard Williams
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> Behalf Of Rob MacKillop
> Sent: Friday, July 17, 2009 5:05 PM
> To: Leonard Williams
> Cc: Lute List
> Subject: [LUTE] Re: Ukulele and Renaissance Guitar
>
>I play a Concert-sized uke, the size larger than the usual
soprano, but
>
FOR SALE
Baroque Guitar by Alexander Batov. Flat back, 67cms string length.
Aquila gut strings, nylgut set in Kingham professional case. Used on
recordings and videos by Rob MacKillop. MP3 files on
[1]www.SongOfTheRose.co.uk and YouTube videos at
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ERYONE can improvise - she does it already in her speech...
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It's no big deal. Some instruments attract different sexes. Flutes for
instance attract girls more than boys, well at least in the schools
I've had anything to do with over the years. Same with clarinet. I
don't know why.
Like the man said, we can only please some of the people so
I have played at a funeral before. In fact, the lady discussed with me
the repertoire I would play at her funeral only a week before.
Rob MacKillop
2009/10/9 David Rastall <[1]dlu...@verizon.net>
Have any of you ever been hired to play at a "viewing"? As i
I don't know, David. When was it decided that the artistic
performance should be real? Sounds like a New Puritanism to me, and
these movements rarely last long. I agree that it has been an
interesting period, and one that I imagine will continue for some time
yet.
Editing: I on
I imagine the 'folk' culture of playing to a camera in your
kitchen/computer room, whatever, will continue, and yes, we will have
posh promo videos from 'signed' artists and would-bees, especially
young recently-qualified students looking to make their mark. The
casual viewer can loo
of my
favourite pieces. Nice to see it arranged for lute.
Do you have a date for the Manchester ms? No-one has yet come up with a
date when asked. I imagine 1640s...
Cheers,
Rob MacKillop
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Well, about a week ago I bought my first turntable. Found Bream's The
Golden Age of English Lute Music record in a junk shop for 50p. Never
been happier.
Now, if only we had electricity...
Rob
2009/11/20 Eugene C. Braig IV <[1]brai...@osu.edu>
Ha! I even have to wind
Well done, Danny. Have you heard the classical guitarist, David
Russell, play St Luc - wonderfully musical performances? Some youtube
videos too. More guitarists play St Luc than lute players...hopefully
you will inspire other lute players.
Rob
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Can I remind everyone of the [1]www.johndowland.co.uk website which has
paraphrasesof all Dowland's lyrics:
[2]http://www.johndowland.co.uk/songs.htm
Might be of interest to the present discussion.
Rob
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References
1. http://www.johndowland.co.uk/
2. http://www.
pioneering
work he did as a lute player. Has anyone got this recording?
Rob MacKillop
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