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Am 18.02.2012 23:51, schrieb Edward Martin:
Hi Arto,
I am not so sure that this piece should be discounted as having been
by Logy. There are some elements that definitely remind me of Logy.
There is actually a nice collection of pieces by Logy from a MS in
Kalmar. I think it was Sefan Lundgren who published, around 20 years
or so, some pieces in g minor, and in d minor from that MS.
ed
At 04:20 PM 2/18/2012, wikla wrote:
Dear lutenists.
I posted the following to the baroque lute list, but perhaps it might
interest also the general lute list?
I happened to find a little but quite strange Capriccio by Losy. Usually
his music is very much in line with his time, but this one is different -
somehow I get an idea that in this piece there could be some eastern
European folk music influences?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEsM3RsE-Ys
Could that be the case?
Arto
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