Fair enough. Good luck with it. I had a bad experience with POD, who asked for all the Robert Edwards pieces for a CD he was doing. I thought, 'Great! Finally one of the greatest players in the world will do this repertoire justice', but it turned out to be for a CD of 'Robin Hood' broadside connections.
Interesting interpretation of 'What michty motioun'. I look forward to hearing it. >>>Our next CD will have a scottish theme, with a slight twist.<<< ..hmm... >>>I am sure that in some ways Scots music is more more markateble than English music.<<< As long as you don't call it Celtic! Just for clarity, I'm just pulling your leg a little bit. Everyone brings their own thing to this music, and I welcome all interpretations. You are a brilliant lute and guitar player, and I am really pleased that you are bothering with Scottish music at all. I wish more people would. I just personally get a bit tired of it coming from either a market-led Celtic perspective, or as a sub-genre of Elizabethan music. But we've been down this path before, and I eventually get shouted down, so I'll shut up now ;-) 70's rock? Why not, indeed? Ritchie Blackmore now plays the lute. I saw Deep Purple in 74 (I think) - bloody brilliant! Rob To get on or off this list see list information at http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~wbc/lute-admin/index.html
