[VIHUELA] Re: al aire Espanol (II)

[bill kilpatrick]

    fuenllana folk ...
   it's an interesting question and i= 've often wondered why one sort of
   music can be associated with a specific = place - particular sound of
   combined instruments, perhaps or modes. &n= bsp; solo guitar makes it
   difficult to establish a "spanish" sound and i su= ggest that rhythm
   (rasgueo) might have something to do with.
   off to = plant an herb garden ... happy may day!
   http://www.youtube.com/profi= le?user=3Dbillkilpatrick
   --- On Thu, 1/5/08, Rob MacKillop <= ;[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
   wrote:

     = From: Rob MacKillop <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
     Subject: [VIHUELA= ] Re: al aire Espanol
     To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
     Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] artmouth.edu
     Date: Thursday, 1 May, 2008, 8:28 AM
So you wan=
t a
 tavern performance of the fuge? What would that sound like?
Rob
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2008/4/30 bill kilpatrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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t;    if you would consider an "out of the box" observation ...
>   c=
ould it simply be that the music, when performed in an academic,
lute>=
;   -ish mind set, will sound different than what it would be if it were
>   perfor=3D med in a tavern; with a greater emphasis placed on rhythm=