[VIHUELA] Re: An Asioli Alemanda

2008-02-14 Thread Mjos & Larson
Here's the URL for those following this thread: http://www.pluckedturkeys.co.uk/Asioli1_v3.jpg Thanks for posting it Stuart. -- Rocky On Feb 14, 2008, at 4:44 PM, Stuart Walsh wrote: Mjos & Larson wrote: Oops, in playing through I was playing a 5 on the 3rd course, not the printed 6 in

[VIHUELA] Re: An Asioli Alemanda

2008-02-14 Thread Mjos & Larson
Oops, in playing through I was playing a 5 on the 3rd course, not the printed 6 in system 2. Yes, I would prefer a 6 on 2nd to the 6 on the 3rd, but, personally, I might opt for a more conservative 5 on 3rd or even 5 on 2nd. OK, you've started improving the sequence -- but how about comple

[VIHUELA] Re: An Asioli Alemanda

2008-02-14 Thread Stuart Walsh
Mjos & Larson wrote: With a quick play through, I don't "hear" a strong reason to move the 6 to the second course. That does set up a sort of musical tension that pushes that phrase forward, but it sounds a little off to me. I don't mind the 6 on the 3rd course. But there is a similar melodic

[VIHUELA] Re: An Asioli Alemanda

2008-02-14 Thread Mjos & Larson
With a quick play through, I don't "hear" a strong reason to move the 6 to the second course. That does set up a sort of musical tension that pushes that phrase forward, but it sounds a little off to me. I don't mind the 6 on the 3rd course. But there is a similar melodic phrase at the begi

[VIHUELA] Re: An Asioli Alemanda

2008-02-14 Thread Monica Hall
Actually I think it's quite a nice Alemanda. It's from his 'Primi Scherzi di Chitarrra' 1674. I'm looking for some advice on how to play the change of rhythm from 4/4 to 3/4 in the middle of the second section. Not sure about that but I think H3 is correct in the 2nd full bar of the 2nd line