Hear, hear!

David

On 28 October 2011 22:26, Rob MacKillop <[email protected]> wrote:
> Here's something I've been meaning to do for a while - a website devoted to 
> Scottish lute music. Over the next fifty years, if I'm spared, I will record 
> as much of the Scottish repertoire as I can, placing free mp3 files on the 
> site. I haven't the slightest interest in commercial recordings anymore, and 
> view this project as the creation of an aural database for performers of 
> fiddle, harp, pipes, etc, (as well as lute players, of course) who share much 
> of the repertoire. Despite a number of excellent CDs of Scottish lute music, 
> they are not always easy to find, might fall out of circulation, and contain 
> only a small percentage of the surviving repertoire.
>
> Scottish lute music is what brought me to the lute in the first place, and it 
> remains closest to my heart, despite my love of the music of Weiss and Robert 
> de Visee, et al.
>
> So here it is in its earliest state: http://scottishlute.com/ - watch it 
> grow! I uploaded the first three Balcarres tunes today. I will be 
> concentrating on Balcarres for a few months, until I get a 10c for the other 
> manuscripts.
>
> Feel free to link to the site, use Facebook and Twitter links, etc. It's a 
> mammoth task, and I will need periodic messages of support! It will 
> definitely be a labour of love.
>
> And, yes, if you want to, you can download the tracks to your mp3 players.
>
> Rob MacKillop
>
> www.ScottishLute.com
>
> www.robmackillop.net
>
>
>
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