Greetings,
Does anyone have Doc Rossi's email address?
Thanks,
Diann
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Has it been mentioned that there is a recitative and aria with lute
obbligato.in the St. Matthew. It is Nos. 65-6 (Komm süsses Kreuz). The
earliest version of the Passion calls for lute, but later versions use
viola da gamba, a particularly unfortunate choice because with all the
leaps the
Andi's setting hasn't anything to do with Andre's ideas (Burguete) which
were published a while ago and as Roman already mentioned he tries to
solve every problem with Bach's lute music by retuning the lute. This
indeed makes it much easier to play the pieces but you would need either
a
Am Sam, 2004-04-17 um 19.16 schrieb Jerzy ZAK:
Then there are other aspects concerning the actual performance. The
place is usualy ample (a church?) and distances between a lutenist, a
conductor and a soloist are usualy large. Each of them has different
inner time-run (I don't know the
Dear Roman,
I'm thinking in terms of programs for a recital.
I don't think it makes much sense to sight-read large amounts of music.
okay - It can be fun to dig in manuscripts but if you want to prepare
yourself more seriously you better should stay with just the pieces you
want to play.
Best
For those of you in the Portland OR area, the following concerts might be of
interest:
From the Heart of Italy
Portland Baroque Orchestra
Monica Huggett, violin director
(R Savino, archlute baroque guitar)
Featured composers include:
Geminiani, Bonporti, Vivaldi, Cimador, Albinoni and
