A few years ago there was a website which featured a number of the texts
of Dowland's lute songs along with analysis of the possible meaning of
problematic passages and suggested modern translations. I can no longer
find any trace of it (even using a query with quotes of text from some
of the
Dear All,
Some of you may have noticed my website [1]www.luteshop.co.uk has
changed. I would like to record my thanks to Francis for suggesting,
and then implementing, a migration to a Wordpress-based system which
should make it perform better on a variety of devices.
Such
Dear all
I don't suppose anybody can help this student wanting a theorbo for
this term's opera?
Please contact them directly if you can help
best wishes
Chris Goodwin
-Original Message-
From: Marbelly Davila <44dav...@cua.edu>
To: secretary
Indeed, unless you set your lutes on fire, the Baroque flamboyant has
little to do with the history of music.
I have been personally guilty of over simplification, mostly because I
had to organize my computer folders according to some kind of scheme. I
won't go into the kind of geographical
The paraphrases are here:
[1]https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BzNgOC6APcLrSkZuMlU5dzlTMzQ
but at the moment I do not have the link to the original source.
Matteo
A few years ago there was a website which featured a number of the
texts of Dowland's lute songs along with
Thank you Ron and Matteo for your help. David Hill has already been
kind enough to reply to my email.
Any suggestions of further reading would still be much appreciated.
Best
Matthew
On 22/01/2016 13:54, Ron Andrico wrote:
While the late Ed Doughtie wrote the book on texts of
