Andrew: Do you think that the page should be expanded to include the 18th c. cittern (guittar, cetra, cistre, etc), waldzithers and the whole pantheon of pre-20th C. historical citterns? Brad
Andrew Hartig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Rob (et al): OMG - I can't believe that Rob's recordings aren't listed! For public record, Rob HAS been a long time visitor and supporter. I KNOW those recordings were listed -- I must have lost a page update when my laptop died. Anyhow, Rob's recordings are great [no, I'm not getting paid to state this :-) ]. I will be sure that they get listed shortly. Rob brings up an interesting point: The cittern page started off as "Renaissance," but there are obviously other interesting avenues to pursue. What would others like to see the page include? I don't feel at all that the Scottish cittern music of the 1650s is any more out of place than Playford's publications of 1666. Thoughts, anyone? -Andrew At 01:49 PM 3/3/2005, Rob MacKillop wrote: >Great site Andrew - I've been a long-time visitor to it. Still waiting for >my recordings to be mentioned - I know, you'll get round to it ;-) Great to >see you contributing to this list. I'm sure your contributions will be >appreciated. Maybe the energy here will push you to revitalise your page. I >already feel interested again in the cittern and guittar after a year or so >of not thinking about it. I would give you a couple of Mp3 soundfiles for >your site of Scottish cittern music from circa 1650, but that is not usually >regarded as being of the Renaissance period. I'll post them on my own >site...one of these days. > >Cheers, > >Rob To get on or off this list see list information at http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~wbc/lute-admin/index.html --------------------------------- Celebrate Yahoo!'s 10th Birthday! Yahoo! Netrospective: 100 Moments of the Web --
