A while back Denys Stephens and Chris Goodwin both told me that the
next things in line to be published as facsimiles were Cambridge
manuscripts. Since Denys is on the list he will probably chime in with
some info on future plans.
Nancy
Very nice, Martin! Exceptional piece of music, too. The long
stringlength works nicely with the arpeggios
I saw a microfilm of this many years ago and it was very difficult
to
read (washed out, most of the rastering was missing). Later, I saw
the
excerpt on the cover of Anthony Rooley's record which appeared very
legible. From what I remember the pieces, while much of the usual
canon, were often unique and masterful settings. Might there be any
interest in its publication by the Lute Society?
This is probably the book that would push me over the edge to
finally
get that 7-c lute!
Sean
On Jan 30, 2011, at 8:18 AM, Martin Shepherd wrote:
Dear All,
With one day to go, here is January's piece of the month:
[1]www.luteshop.co.uk/month/pieceofthemonth.htm
- played on a new all-gut strung 7c lute (67cm, after Venere C36).
I
hope you like it.
Best wishes,
Martin
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