Christopher Stetson wrote:
Hi, everyone,
A request:
I've been asked on short notice to play for a church service on Sunday at which the
sermon will be about "Saints -- all different kinds". This congregation has a
tradition of musical puns on the sermon topic.
I have a vague memory of a lute piece titled "Swiet Seint Nicola" or something like that; I've probably moved or added an "e" or two. A quick search, both online and in my hard copies, has failed. I suspect Adrienssen, or Vallet?
I suspect several on the list have a better memory that I do. Any help, or suggestions of other
pieces for lute or guitar that contain the word "Saint," (though I'm not up to "St.
Louis Blues") would be greatly appreciated.
Also, slightly OT, but since I know a few, at least, on this list are
interested in American guitar music, I think this:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/13246258/In-the-Sweet-ByandBy-Transcription-For-Guitar-1888
might be in the program, too.
Besard 1617, E2v-E3r, "en Reuenant de Saint Nicolas" (for lute trio) (and lots
of other versions)
Osborn fb 7, 84v/5, "St. Davids tune"
Osborn fb 7, 87v, "Mr Goodwell his Mask for St. Jo: Coll: Oxforde" :)
Rotta 1546[15], 34v-35v/1, "Sancte paule : Adr. vuilgliar."
Neusidler 1549[6], e3r, Sant Merten bringt der gesellschaft vil. 8.
I guess any Ave Sanctissima does not count(?)...
Rainer adS
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