[BAROQUE-LUTE] Re: Weiss recording

[Daniel Shoskes]

I just bought it and I agree that the performances are quite good  
(music sounds technically very demanding), although the sound is a  
bit bright. As per the discussion currently going on in the main lute  
list, I find that I have to play around with equalizer levels on new  
lute recordings to get the sound just right. Mic selection and  
placement may be the new frontier of academic lute research!

DS

PS. Bernhard, if you are indeed lurking the list, congratulations on  
a very fine recording!

On Oct 9, 2007, at 10:00 AM, Roman Turovsky wrote:

It is Rohrau.
I have it, and it is a first-rate recording. Emphatically recommended.
Bernhard (the dedicatee of S's "Aria Bernardii") is lurking here.
RT
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Subject: [BAROQUE-LUTE] Weiss recording


In checking out the new Amazon mp3 store, I came upon this  
recording  I had never heard of before:
<http://www.amazon.com/Concerto-for-Two-Lutes-Suites/dp/ 
B000S98LJ0/ ref=dmusic_cd_album/104-6367255-3121525>
Concerto for 2 lutes and Suites by Weiss from the Harach  
manuscript  played by Bernhard Hofst=F6tter And Dolores Costoyas
Listening to the excerpts, most of the music is new to me (I   
recognized the F major chaconne) and I have not heard recordings  
by  either performer (although I probably have heard Costoyas on  
continuo).
Same manuscript as the music from Klingende Schatze aus Schloss  
Rohrau?
DS
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