Now finally to the correct list .... ---------- Forwarded message ----------- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Markus Lutz) To: baroque-lute@cs.dartmouth.edu (Barocklauten-Liste), [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dear Martin, now again to you and the net. Your fwd hasn't made it way to the lute-net, as attachments are deleted. This teasing was no problem for me, as I surely caught the point ;-). Indeed today we (at least I) are very used to read from sight. As I do read very easily I never tried to play by heart. Memorizing never was a favorite of mine. Best und viele Grüße zurück Markus On Tue, 08 Feb 2005 12:52:27 +0000, Martin Shepherd wrote: MS> Dear Markus, MS> MS> Sorry I was teasing a bit - and in a second language that's not good. MS> Yes, I meant they didn't play from facsimile either, they played from MS> memory, improvised - but they didn't have our bias towards reading music MS> as they performed. MS> MS> Mit freundlicher Gruesse, MS> MS> Martin MS> MS> Markus Lutz wrote: MS> MS> >Do I understand that correctly? You mean one should play by heart ;-). MS> >Or another (heretical) thought: the music stands are missing in paintings (and photos as well) because the would obscure the view to the musician ... MS> > MS> >Best MS> >Markus MS> > MS> >On Tue, 08 Feb 2005 10:55:34 +0000, Martin Shepherd wrote: MS> >MS> > MS> >MS> >If one wants to play as historical as possible there's no other way than playing from facsimile. MS> >MS> > MS> >MS> > MS> >MS> Hmm.... I haven't seen too many music stands in paintings of musicians MS> >MS> from the Renaissance and Baroque - and most printed books have page MS> >MS> turns in the middle of pieces as well! MS> >MS> MS> >MS> Best wishes to All, MS> >MS> MS> >MS> Martin MS> >MS> MS> >MS> > MS> >MS> > MS> >MS> MS> >MS> MS> >MS> MS> >MS> To get on or off this list see list information at MS> >MS> http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~wbc/lute-admin/index.html MS> >MS> MS> > MS> > MS> > MS> > MS> > MS> > MS> > MS> MS>
