Don't arpeggiate.
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On Wed, 5 Feb 2020 at 03:36, Mark Probert <[2]probe...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Hi, all.
A bit of an open-ended question here. Suppose I given a piece of
early
Baroque music, take Monteverdi's duet "Ardo e scoprir"[1] by way of
specific example, and I want to create a passable continuo line to
support the singers (potentially with me singing one of lines).
I come armed with my lute, an a-historic Dm 13c lute, a certain
amount
of theory, but no real clue apart from "play the indicated root" and
"arpeggiate the triads".
Given this is akin to asking "how do you realize a bass," can anyone
point me in the direction of how you start such a journey on a lute?
And if the theory is much different using a Dm lute rather than
theorbo?
Many thanks
.. mark.
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