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Houston Early Music
www.houstonearlymusic.org Who:EL MUNDO
Contact: Nancy Ellis 281-356-2658 When: 8:00 p.m.
Friday, May 7, 2004
Tickets: 713-432-1744 Where: Christ Church Cathedral
To hell with disapproval, I have a lap harp a bit too big to hold without
support. One harp maker has a product they nickname the harp bra, a couple
of cloth cups and some velcro straps. At $25 I thought it too much, so I
went to K-Mart and got a nice red satin 32B bra for $2.95 (took my wife, so
I wonder if there are any others out there who partake
in other fora at cs.dartmouth.edu.
I also dabble in the northumbrian small-pipes forum.
What other discussion groups are there, I wonder?
What is dartmouth.edu anyway? It appears to exist
specifically to help me with my hobbies. Is there a
I have neglected to provide the synopsis for the unannounced item BETWEEN
the 2, Zakuvala Zazulen'ka:
The Cuckoo sings in a cherry orchard, a mother prepares her son to go off
to Caesar's war.
A part of Ukraine was in Austro-Hungarian domain until 1919.
RT
One more item, from ca. 1800 (13-course)
Dear List,
while fully aware, that new editions of lute music take time, are nowadays
rare and far in between, I would still like to make a small inventory of
works that I know of are in the making, and would much appreciate if any of
you have more info about the current state of progress
I have just gone to your site for the first time, and listened to those
Ukrainian folk songs that you have set up on MIDI. They are beautiful. I
Thank you.
bring our conversation back on list to this purpose. Why is it that I can
accept and love the folk traditions of your heritage, and you
an interesting, if idle thought that never occurred to me.
according to google there are 38000 entries for cs.dartmouth.edu. and
life is too short for plowing through all that.
wayne!
no answer.
wayne!
no answer.
what's gone with that boy, i wonder? you wayne!
sincerely - aunt polly and bill
Charlotte checked with Continental and was also able to get an inexpensive
flight from Boston. We had begun to despair because of the high travel
costs. We would have needed a roomette if we went by rail, which only
arrives in Cleveland at 3 a.m.! Even Greyhound is more expensive than the
I'm working on Mylius. And plan to transcribe (somewhen soon) the works
of Sixt Kargel (Jobin Prints) into frensh tabulature.
I also had Melchior Newsidler in mind (and even started to enter the
tabulature) but stopped it because I recognized that there are already
editions out.
While Mylius will
Dartmouth College is a small college in New Hampshire, USA,
with pretty white buildings and lots of elm trees.
See http://www.dartmouth.edu/, or if you *really* are
interested in the trees, see
http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~wbc/elms/imagemap/index.html
and click on the green dots.
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Hi Goran, all,
Since you ask: I have been trying to prepare a project to publish the
Cherbury lute book in DVD format for a while now with mixed success. On the
plus side, the Fitzwilliam museum in Cambridge - which hold the MS - is
very encouraging. They not only agreed to have the book
Dear lutenists,
(Please do not read more, if you are insulted by the critics
of USA tortures in Iraq!)
I am really sorry to write about politics here, but to me the
previous news about the humiliating torturing of prisoners in
Iraq by the USA soldiers are really hard to hear! And I really
Apparently Henry Purcell was credited with some rather hairy songs - see:
http://cbsr26.ucr.edu/wlkfiles/Publications/MillersDaughter.png
Or perhaps only the tune is by him? This comes from a 1720 collection of
catches by Dr. John Blow, the late Henry Purcell, and other eminent masters.
Alain
I'm still looking forward to Arthur's updated, tab only complete Francesco, as well as
Marco dall'Aquila.
Leonard Williams
From: G.R. Crona [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2004/05/05 Wed AM 08:52:19 EDT
To: lute [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
I actually am in contact with someone doing an edition of
the Weymis lute book!!! I think this is for a well
known publisher, too! It might be a transcription for
guitar or harp.
The Weymis has some pretty music, but is full of errors
and hard to read bits.
Wayne
Hi Alain and lute world,
I've ordered the book a while ago and I was told it would be in
preperation and should be published within the next months. Okay -
now nearly a year passed and nothing happend. Mails to complain were
answered I would get my copy unasked when it's ready.
I've also ordered
Dear Wayne and all,
It is very difficult to transcribe the Wemyss directly for guitar for
two reasons:
1) the low pitch of the pieces.
2) the friendly original keys for the lute but very not friendly for
the guitar
This can be solved transporting the music partially.
To see two samples:
Dear friends,
We are happy to inform, that we are going to play two
concerts in the course of Bach Day (see attached
message)
Best wishes, Anna Kowlska Anton Birula
Saturday, 8 May 2004
Bach Day in the Kunsthal Sint-Pieters Abbey and the
St. Peters-Church in Gent
Adress:
Dear Friends,
We are happy to inform, that we are going to play two
concerts in the course of Bach Day (see Dutch
message lower).Best wishes, Anna Kowalska Anton
Birula
Saturday, 8 May 2004
Bach Day in the Kunsthal Sint-Pieters Abbey and the
St. Peters-Church in Gent
Adress:
Apparently Henry Purcell was credited with some
MANY.
Sir Walter enjoying his damsel one night
and
On the night he was married quoth Inigo Jones
come to mind.
RT
rather hairy songs - see:
http://cbsr26.ucr.edu/wlkfiles/Publications/MillersDaughter.png
Or perhaps only the tune is by him?
Why don't you buy some semtex, and take out the LSA Seminar in Cleveland
Or, maybe, stop drinking..
RT
Dear lutenists,
(Please do not read more, if you are insulted by the critics
of USA tortures in Iraq!)
I am really sorry to write about politics here, but to me the
previous
On Wed, 5 May 2004, Roman Turovsky wrote:
Why don't you buy some semtex, and take out the LSA Seminar in Cleveland
Or, maybe, stop drinking..
Did you see the pictures and hear the news? If you did not, I understand
your arrogance. If you did, I hope you all the best in the Hell!
Why don't you buy some semtex, and take out the LSA Seminar in Cleveland
Or, maybe, stop drinking..
Did you see the pictures and hear the news? If you did not, I understand
your arrogance. If you did, I hope you all the best in the Hell!
I don't think your real-estate would be of any
Hello Guys, I see political matters are entering this
list, I tried to write fully what I thought but I see
the filter works good. So:
I think we should hang the polititians around the
world, all of them by the b...lls. Then we have it ok
on the news
Today americans are bad tomorrow someone
I am even more sorry of my un-appropriate postings, but all those
bodies in the pictures of the US tortured subjects are real persons,
human beings; every one has (had!) his/her own world, own hopes, own
weaknesses, own strengths. They are just like we are! Or were...
Arto
PS Thanks for your
Roman,
Happy to oblige:
http://cbsr26.ucr.edu/wlkfiles/Publications/UnderThisStoneLies.png - But
what's special about that particular one? (besides your taste for the
tombeaux...)
Alain
PS: Some of those catches actually come with a continuo line, actually a
very simple bass line probably
Happy to oblige:
http://cbsr26.ucr.edu/wlkfiles/Publications/UnderThisStoneLies.png - But
what's special about that particular one? (besides your taste for the
tombeaux...)
It is very good music, I haven't heard it in 20 years, but still remember it
well.
RT
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Roman M. Turovsky
The other memorable goodies, if I recall were
Sir Walter
To thee and to the maid
Once, twice, thrice
RT
Happy to oblige:
http://cbsr26.ucr.edu/wlkfiles/Publications/UnderThisStoneLies.png - But
what's special about that particular one? (besides your taste for the
tombeaux...)
It is very good
That damned Quicktime does not permit saving PNG files if they are not
listed in an HTML document. Could you make one?
RT
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Roman M. Turovsky
http://turovsky.org
http://polyhymnion.org
From: Alain Veylit [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 05 May 2004 18:04:57 -0700
To: [EMAIL
Will the individual (from Germany) who asked me about Yale's Bray Lutebook
please reach me again at the following address?: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I seem to have lost your address (and name!) from your previous
correspondence with me.
Thanks,
Kenneth Be
Cleveland, Ohio
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Hello all,
I need to bring my theorbo (a big one) to the Berkeley Festival this
summer. Can anyone give me some advice for flying with one of these
things?
Which airlines are the most instrument friendly (within US)?
Gate check?
Pay extra for oversize luggage?
The theorbo is insured, but should
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