[LUTE] Re: Much Ado About Nothing - Music

[wolfgang wiehe]

i sent "fiamenga" from the original (!) chilesotti book yesterday.
w.

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> Peter Jones-RR wrote:
> > Dear List,
> > 
> > Following your assistance in tracking down music for the production of
> > Much Ado in which I star as Background Lute Player No 1, I turn to the
> > collected wisdom again in an attempt to find some more music that I have
> > been asked to play for the production.
> > 
> > Does anyone have a copy of either:
> > 
> > 'Fiamengo' - anon. Italian c.1590 - Chilesotti Lutebook
> 
> Has anybody sent the piece?
> 
> I have a XEROX copy of Chilesotti's book.
> 
> 
> > 
> > 'Green Garters' - anon.
> 
> Hm,
> there is a duet treble
> 
>   Greene Garters [index:] Green Garters.
> 
> in Dd.3.18.
> 
> No idea if this is what you are looking for...
> 
> 
> Rainer
> 
> 
> 
> 
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[LUTE] French ornamentation

[Shaun Ng]

Can someone confirm for me the intentions of the "tiret" in French  
lute ornamentation? Does it refer to a descending appogiatura? Does  
it include any reiterations in a form of a trill. These are the  
actions that I am referring to:



Signifies that it is necessary to pull the string with the finger of  
the left hand.[1]
To pull the string of the left hand after having touched it with the  
right hand once.[2]

[1] Denis Gaultier, Livre de tablature des pi=E8ces de Mr. Gaultier Sr.  
de N=E8ve et de Mr. Gaultier son cousin (Paris, ca.1672): Signifie  
qu'il faut tirer la corde de quelque doigt de la main gauche.

[2] Charles Mouton, Pi=E8ces de luth sur differents modes (Paris, c. 
1680): Pour tirer la corde de la main gauche apres l'avoir touchee de  
la main droitte une fois.

Thanks all!

Shaun Ng
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[LUTE] Re: Much Ado About Nothing - Music

[adS]

Peter Jones-RR wrote:

Dear List,

Following your assistance in tracking down music for the production of
Much Ado in which I star as Background Lute Player No 1, I turn to the
collected wisdom again in an attempt to find some more music that I have
been asked to play for the production.

Does anyone have a copy of either:

'Fiamengo' - anon. Italian c.1590 - Chilesotti Lutebook


Has anybody sent the piece?

I have a XEROX copy of Chilesotti's book.




'Green Garters' - anon.


Hm,
there is a duet treble

Greene Garters [index:] Green Garters.

in Dd.3.18.

No idea if this is what you are looking for...


Rainer





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[LUTE] Re: Lute Performance on DVD

[Charles Browne]

Dear Neil,
have you looked at youtube at all? Admittedly, the picture quality is not
that brilliant but there are quite a few lute videos to be seen. Also, isn't
Martin Eastwell performing at York fairly soon? and, I think Philip Macleod
Coupe is giving a lecture-recital at Higham Hall in July and ,of course, the
Lute Society weekend takes place in September at Whitby. I accept that
Higham Hall is actually in Cumbria and I suspcct that Whitby is East Yorks.
but you get the idea!
regards
Charles

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Sent: 06 May 2008 19:47
To: lute@cs.dartmouth.edu
Subject: [LUTE] Lute Performance on DVD


Greetings all,

Can anyone point me in the right direction of sources for purchasing
Lute performances on DVD ( region 2 ).  Amazon seem bereft of such
things and it would be nice to see a lute played rather than just
hearing it.

Live Lute concerts are very rare here in West Yorkshire. The last one
was at Leeds Uni just over 12 months ago and it didn't last very long.

Regards

Neil

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[LUTE] Lute Performance on DVD

[Narada]

Greetings all,
 
Can anyone point me in the right direction of sources for purchasing
Lute performances on DVD ( region 2 ).  Amazon seem bereft of such
things and it would be nice to see a lute played rather than just
hearing it.
 
Live Lute concerts are very rare here in West Yorkshire. The last one
was at Leeds Uni just over 12 months ago and it didn't last very long.
 
Regards
 
Neil

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[LUTE] Re: look at me!

[Karen Hore]

Jelma queried recently whether the town of Ely, which I (a humble  
lurker) live not far from, still attracted pilgrims. Apparently, of a  
kind.

Some websites of interest (?)

Past:
http://www.elycathedral.co.uk/worship/love_is_his_meaning.html

Present (admittedly possibly almost 'in-house'):
http://www.htmweb.org.uk/p_events_20070327_elypligrimage.htm

http://archive.ely.anglican.org/ensign/e9911/pilgrimage.html

Karen Hore
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[LUTE] Re: Much Ado About Nothing - Music

[Arthur Ness]

The Fiamenga is better known as the "Allemande Fortune helas
pourquoi," and there are many settings of it.  The one in the
Chilesotti Codice LAUTEN-BUCH (NB:  the manuscript originated in
GERMANY, not Italy) would be available in Dick Hoban's
intabulation (Lyre Music Press)

http://www.mclasen.com/lute/lyre/index.html

Perhaps Dick has the piece in electronic form that he could send
to you.

But there are settings in Adrianssen, Vallet (for these see
below), Mertel, Thysius etc., etc.

Adrianssen:
http://www.gerbode.net/ft2/composers/Hadrian/pdf/79_almande_fortune_helas.pdf
Guitar Tab after Vallet
http://www.classtab.org/vallet_fortune_helas_pourquoi.txt

It is probably alternately called Fiamenga because it may have
originated as
a Flemish song, "Fortune Helas bedroefft."
=AJN (Boston, Mass.)=
This week's free download from Classical Music Library is
Chopin's
Polonaise in F sharp minor, Op. 44,
performed by by France Clidat, piano. More information about this
piece is available on the CML music blog
http://cts.vresp.com/c/?AlexanderStreetPress/0f3acde589/9d403851a0/e78c7a49fc

[LUTE] Elizabethan Conversation.com (Forwarded)

[Wayne Cripps]

Hi - I am forwarding this - please reply to [EMAIL PROTECTED],
not to me.  Wayne

A long time LSA member, since retiring from Wells College I have started a
business.   While   our  main
product  is  Elizabethan  Play  Alongs   (similar  to Music Minus One, but
designed  for  viol consort music), we also sell an eclectic assortment of 
sheet  music  for  lute  players,  including  the  music of Luis Milan and
Kapsberger in staff notation.   I find reading in notes (instead of, or as 
well as, in tab) helpful and thought other lute players might as well.  We 
also  have  recordings,  including some lute duets, that can be sampled on 
the site.
Can  you  include  an  announcement  of ElizabethanConversation.com in the
appropriate place on the Darmouth site?

Thank you for your help.
Cordially,
Susan

P.S.  In  the future I will be placing a small ad in the LSA Quarterly and
elsewhere, but need to rely on free ways to spread the word for now.
Dr. Susan G. Sandman
Professor emerita, Wells College
Elizabethan Conversation
(607)277-0306
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[LUTE] Re: Much Ado About Nothing - Music

[Peter Jones-RR]

Dear List,

Following your assistance in tracking down music for the production of
Much Ado in which I star as Background Lute Player No 1, I turn to the
collected wisdom again in an attempt to find some more music that I have
been asked to play for the production.

Does anyone have a copy of either:

'Fiamengo' - anon. Italian c.1590 - Chilesotti Lutebook

'Green Garters' - anon.

Any help would be very gratefully received!

Thanks,

Peter



Sent: 05 May 2008 18:44
To: Peter Jones-RR
Subject: Much Ado About Nothing - Music


Hello, Peter
Sorry not to have a huge amount of info. about the music, but this is
taken off each of the two CD's:
 
1st Half - Masked Ball - "Italian Renaissance Dances" - track 11 -
'Fiamengo' - anon. Italian c.1590 - Chilesotti Lutebook
   
Finale - dance - "In the Streets and Theatres of London" - track 13 -
'Green Garters' - anon.
 
Good luck with the search. We are rehearsing on Sunday 11th May, with as
full a cast as we can muster! and hope to see you there. We start
officially at 2.30pm. but things don't tend to get going for about 20
minutes afterwards!
 
Could you do me a favour and just confirm that you have received this
email, as a couple I've sent this weekend don't seem to have arrived?
 
Any queries or anything at all otherwise,  just let me know.
 
Thanks 
Frances


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