[LUTE] Marco revisited

Hi All, My son Hugh has just finished his Master's degree final project on using the kora in contemporary music (a large and impressive document which earned him a well-deserved 90%) and has put the accompanying portfolio of pieces on soundcloud:

[LUTE] Re: Marco revisited

Beautiful! Wikipedia could use some information on the Kora--What they have has "multiple issues"(?)! Thanks for sharing this, Leonard Williams -Original Message- From: Martin Shepherd To: Lute List ; Le_luth Sent: Wed, Feb 13, 2019 3:44 am Subject:

[LUTE] Newsletter fom TREE EDITION

TREE EDITION New in March 2019 --- Johann Sebastian Bach: Works for Lute edited by Yasunori Imamura This new edition includes BWV 995-1000, 1006a and also two Arias with lute accompaniment: from BWV 245 (Johannis Passion): Betrachte meine Seel? and the Aria from BWV 244b : Komm süsses

[LUTE] Re: Marco revisited

Beautiful! Wikipedia could use some more information on the Kora--What they have has "multiple issues"(?)! Thanks for sharing this, Leonard Williams -Original Message- From: Martin Shepherd To: Lute List ; Le_luth Sent: Wed, Feb 13, 2019 3:44

[LUTE] Re: F.W.Rust

Rust 53: this is one butchered MS ... It makes Michael Jackson's plastic surgery look subtle ... or pointing a flame thrower at a birthday cake look like a good idea ... That the grand-son did not think about making a separate edited copy of the original manuscript rather than scribling over

[LUTE] Re: F.W.Rust

Thank you Andreas for this information. For the curious: The Berlin Staats-Bibliothek has three digital copies of works by Rust available on line: [1]Rust, Friedrich Wilhelm - Tre Sonate per il Liuto con Violino obligato; lute, vl/fl, 1790, [Mus.ms.autogr. Rust, F. W. 53 N]

[LUTE] Re: F.W.Rust

A belated thanks to Arthur for his information on F.W. Rust. I foolishly attempted a transcription of the C Major sonata for lute and viola in notation (see https://digital.staatsbibliothek-berlin.de/werkansicht?PPN=PPN882226452=PHYS_0001=). It is quite challenging for a number of reasons:

[LUTE] Re: F.W.Rust

Thanks, Thomas, for this advice. But I didn’t made a transcription from the C-major sonata for lute and viola. I made the reconstruction of the three sonatas which are transmitted in tablature - but be careful: D-B Rust 53 was changed probably by Wilhelm Rust. Read below: B) On Friedrich

[LUTE] Re: F.W.Rust

There is already a very well done adaption for the lute available (by Andi Schlegel) https://lutecorner.ch/ Bst wishes Thomas Am 13.02.2019 um 18:43 schrieb Alain Veylit: eing one octave down from what one might expect. Without that transposition, none of the lute's diapasons would be used...