Somebody give the man a large cigar! Well done, Stephen...as per usual :-)
Rob www.robmackillop.net > On 21 Dec 2014, at 20:10, stephen arndt <stephenwar...@verizon.net> wrote: > > Dear Lute Friends, > > I invite you to listen to my recording of the fifty-six solo lute > pieces found in Louis de Moy, "Le petit boucquet de frise orientale," > which you can find on my website here: > [1]http://www.verseandsong.com/song/renaissance-lute/louys-de-moy-le-pe > tit-boucquet-de-frise-orientale/ . You can either click on an > individual title to listen to a single piece or scroll to the bottom of > the page and use the playlist to listen to all of the pieces > successively. > > From time to time there is a discussion on this list about appropriate > pieces to play at restaurants, coffee houses, receptions, and the like. > If you have never looked at this music before, it might be worth your > while to do so. In my opinion, it is easy to play, pleasant to listen > to, and accessible to the members of the general public, many of whom > may not have been exposed to early music before. You may well find > several pieces that would make a nice addition to your repertoire. > > (Warning: everything that follows is off topic.) > > As long as you are at my website, please feel free to peruse the > following, relatively recent additions: > > 1. "One-Part Inventions," twenty-one original pieces for alto recorder, > written in a more or less 18th-century style. Please see here: > [2]http://www.verseandsong.com/song/recorder/one-part-inventions-2/ > > 2. A handful of pieces for Celtic harp, which I have been playing for > two months now, all arranged by Sylvia Woods. I shall be adding to > these on a regular basis, so please check back if this music interests > you. I hope to begin doing my own arrangements soon. Please see here: > [3]http://www.verseandsong.com/song/celtic-harp/ > > 3. "Writes of Passage," a collection of twenty-five short stories. I am > currently working with a freelance editor, who critiques my work and > suggests (up until now always minor ) revisions. She has read half the > stories so far. They should be in their final form. Minor revisions may > still be made to the remaining stories, but the substance will remain > the same. Please see here: > [4]http://www.verseandsong.com/verse/short-stories/ > > Please feel free to leave a comment on any item on my website. I would > appreciate your feedback. > > Best regards and merry Christmas, > > Stephen Arndt > > -- > > References > > 1. > http://www.verseandsong.com/song/renaissance-lute/louys-de-moy-le-petit-boucquet-de-frise-orientale/ > 2. http://www.verseandsong.com/song/recorder/one-part-inventions-2/ > 3. http://www.verseandsong.com/song/celtic-harp/ > 4. http://www.verseandsong.com/verse/short-stories/ > > > To get on or off this list see list information at > http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~wbc/lute-admin/index.html
