Dowland did not write "Wilson's (Wolsey's) WIlde." It's a pop tune and
you can find it in several places including the Fitzwilliam Virginal
Book. There is a lute transcription of the FVB version on my web site
[1]www.groundsanddivisions.info
It started as a transcription by Ronn McFarlane, which was published in
the LSA's Quarterly and I changed some things.
The Folger "Dowland" Manuscript has Dowland in it's name because he
signed several of his pieces in it, not because it was all written by
him, or even owned by him. If you have not seen this manuscript the
Lute Society (England) sells a very nice, economical facsimile of it.
Nancy
Oh sure. Now that you say it, I remember. Thanks.
Did Dowland write it, or just recorded in his ms?
On Mon, Aug 30, 2010 at 10:26 AM, Lex van Sante
<[1][email protected]> wrote:
It is Wilson's Wilde,, sometimes called Wolsey's Wilde
This version is most likely from the Folger Dowland ms.
Op 30 aug 2010, om 16:20 heeft David Smith het volgende
geschreven:
> Can someone tell me the name of this tune? I believe it to
be a
ren
> lute tune and probably dumbed down for a beginning student.
(It's
the
> first thing my first classical guitar teacher gave me to
learn many
> years ago, but tabbed here for ren lute):
> / / / /
> / / / / / / / /
>
-a-+-f--a-+-------+------+----a-+-f--a-+-------+-------+------+
>
---+------+-c-a-c-+-d--c-+-a----+------+-c-a-c-+-a-----+------+
>
---+------+-------+------+------+------+-------+---d-c-+-d----+
>
---+------+-------+-a----+------+------+-------+-a-----+------+
>
---+-a----+-a-----+------+------+-a----+-a-----+-------+-a----+
>
---+------+-------+------+-a----+------+-------+-----a-+------+
> Thanks
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