Luters,

I am presently working on a Pavan by Byrd set by
Francis Cutting for a program of Elizabethan Ballads
and Dances.I put the piece in with a group of Cutting
pieces. The "Cutting" style is evident
in his "reworking" or "recomposition" of this work. I
consider it as original in the way Mr. Cutting has
used the lute to express his rendition of the Byrd
piece. Would I call this a Cutting composition? NO. I
think of it as an original Cutting impression of a
keyboard piece by Byrd - in effect an original piece
for the lute by Cutting, much as I consider Andres
Segovia's "Bach Chaconne" or his recomposition of
DeVisee or Llobet's thinning out + guitaristic
coloring of Granados as original works for the
guitar...........Let the semantic fur fly!!!! 


Salvatore Salvaggio 
http://www.Salvaggio.50megs.com 




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