Sorry, Edward, for sort of doubling your message. I read and answered first the baroque lute list, where there was only this one message ...
Markus On Fri, 24 Dec 2004 10:40:37 +0100, Markus Lutz wrote: ML>Hi Roman, ML>I'm not sure about that. ML>Richard Stone did his reconstructions in the late 90s and performed them first in Prague in 2002 (?), so that seems not to be that likely. ML>There had been some more concerto reconstructions by Tim Crawford and others before (Jerzy Zak etc. - I don't have time now to look for it). ML>There had also been some performances in Poland and maybe other places. ML> ML>The only duet reconstructions I know are by Karl-Ernst Schr�der. It's the best, as was suggested to contact Robert Barto for them. ML> ML>The great problem is, that there's no complete concerto or duet by S.L.Weiss - the movement from the Moscow ms might not be by him. ML>So you need the reconstructions if you don't want to do one on yourself. ML> ML>Merry Christmas to all ML>Markus ML> ML> ML>On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 21:30:10 -0500, Roman Turovsky wrote: ML> ML>RT>Most likely that was Richard Stone, who has a whole CD of these on Chandos. ML>RT>RT ML>RT>______________ ML>RT>Roman M. Turovsky ML>RT>http://polyhymnion.org/swv ML>RT> ML>RT>> I recall that at an LSA Seminar in the 90's there was a session devoted to ML>RT>> reconstructions of a Weiss concerto or two, and someone played a tape of a ML>RT>> concert somewhere. Can someone with a better memory recall who did the ML>RT>> reconstruction (Tim Crawford?) and who played it (Nigel North?)? ML>RT>> Thanks ML>RT>> Howard ML>RT> ML>RT> ML>RT> ML>RT>To get on or off this list see list information at ML>RT>http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~wbc/lute-admin/index.html ML>RT> ML> ML> ML> ML>
