Anselm Lingnau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote :
>A lot of Playford stuff is available from the US Library of Congress
>(they have a special page on the history of dancing, the URL of which
>escapes me right now), so one could go back right to the original
>sources to make sure that the ABCs in question are `uncontaminated'.

That's exactly what I did for my Orchesography transcription - although 
I was primarily working from a printed source, anything I thought might 
be editorial to that edition was checked back to the facsimile on the 
Library of Congress site, as I thought 483 years was probably long 
enough for Jehan Tabouret's copyright to lapse.

Now all we need to do is get a working party to abc all the *rest* of 
the stuff on the LoC site :-)

Start at

http://memory.loc.gov

and follow your nose from there.

Steve Mansfield
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http://www.lesession.demon.co.uk - abc music notation tutorial and other goodies
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