Dear fellow luters, I think this is a great question! I eagerly await the article, along with a baroque lute ensemble discography. Great idea, Bob!
Without great details, this is what I can think of, at the moment: I know of the 2 new (as of a year ago) ones by Scheiderman, + others by him. Mostly concertos. Jakob Lindberg did a Haydn CD years ago. There is an old LP by Anthony Bailes doing lute concerti. 30 - 40 + years ago, Michel Schaffer did a Haydn recording as well. Don't forget the Weiss concerti by Richard Stone Barto/Schroeder lute duets of Weiss. Hopkinson Smith's lute concerto CD Baroque lute duets by Edward Martin (yours truly) and Paul Berget Anthony Bailes & Ann von Royen recorded some baroque lute duets, years ago. I recall hearing a tape, 25 years ago, of Saint Luc played with an oboe & baroque lute, but I cannot recall who did it. If I understand what Bob Clair wants, I think we can exclude the Vivaldi recordings, because they are not on "baroque lutes". What other ones are there? ed At 02:58 PM 2/2/2007 -0500, Robert Clair wrote: >I'm editing an issue of the LSA Quarterly and I'm trying to assemble >a discography of CD's that have baroque lute chamber music. > >For my purposes, define "baroque lute ensemble music" as music for >more than one instrument, where one at least one of the instruments >is a baroque lute doing something *other* than playing continuo. > >For each CD I need > >1) CD Title >2) Lutenist >3) Composers represented. >4) Label > >To avoid cluttering up the list please send replies to > > ensemble (at) elroberto (dot) com > >Thanks... > >Bob Clair > > > > > >To get on or off this list see list information at >http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~wbc/lute-admin/index.html Edward Martin 2817 East 2nd Street Duluth, Minnesota 55812 e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] voice: (218) 728-1202
