Dear Daniel
I'm sorry, but I have no good performance at home and I don't know
who has recorded this piece.
We discussed and heared the piece in Basle around 1985.
Andreas
Am 06.10.2006 um 14:31 schrieb Daniel Shoskes:
Then supposedly Leon Fleisher's recording on a modern equal
tempered
Yet another interview! For those of you lucky enough to have access to BBC
radio, Sting has made it to Radio 3's Early Music Show, tomorrow at 1pm (FM
90.2 - 92.4 MHz). The whole programme seems to be devoted to Dowland.
CB
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It's a concert, not the CD
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Subject: [LUTE] Re: The last word goes to Sting
Yet another interview! For those of
On Oct 7, 2006, at 5:39 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
there is also an article in the Guardian about Stings Dowland
project at
http://observer.guardian.co.uk/review/story/0,,1884639,00.html
- the condition whereby musicians d'un certain age refuse to accept
the inevitable (that
Hi,
there is also an article in the Guardian about Stings Dowland
project at
http://observer.guardian.co.uk/review/story/0,,1884639,00.html
- the condition whereby musicians d'un certain age refuse to accept
the inevitable (that talent and inspiration are finite qualities for
99 per cent
To the List:
For those who were not fortunate enough to attend, the baroque lute and
theorbo concert by list member Chris Wilke last night was a triumph on
several levels. First, Chris is a really nice and gentle guy and that's
enough in so gifted a musician but his playing has a wonderful,
To the List:
For those who were not fortunate enough to attend, the baroque lute and
theorbo concert by list member Chris Wilke last night was a triumph on
several levels. First, Chris is a really nice and gentle guy and that's
enough in so gifted a musician but his playing has a wonderful,
I have if on good authority that the Labyrinth sales in Germany have already
exceeded 30.
RT
Great news, more people now know who Dowland is and the stage is set to do
something a bit more daring with his music
Mark
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Swan-necks on angeliques predate the
purported/alleged invention by some
50 years.
RT
The angelique is essentially a converted _theorbo_,
not a lute. In this case, the theorboed extension was
already there and the swan-necking was merely a
Hi all,
I wrote:
This could be a good idea to me: I have now my smaller theorbo (Barber's
French theorbo, 76cm:8x1/140cm:6x1) stringed and tuned to high
d-theorbo, but that instrument could be easily set also to d-minor
tuning. But what would our collective hip police say about playing
On Friday, Oct 6, 2006, at 05:27 America/Los_Angeles, Rob Dorsey wrote:
Actually there is apparently, reading Narvey, considerable evidence
that
English theorbists adopted the Dm tuning despite it being a French
initiative. Go figger' huh?
Mace, writing in 1676, said the theorbo was tuned
Finally a guy with guts!
Stefan Lundgren
Rob Dorsey [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
To the List:
For those who were not fortunate enough to attend, the baroque lute and
theorbo concert by list member Chris Wilke last night was a triumph on
several levels. First, Chris is a really nice and gentle
Swan-necks on angeliques predate the
purported/alleged invention by some
50 years.
The oldest two out of those four angeliques in Schwerin date from 1704
(both made by Tielke). One angelique in Munich is a former lute, dated
from 1633. (According to Pohlmann 1982, p. 596-7)
The angelique
Dear lutenists,
now it is there, the Marche pour la Ceremonie des Turcs by Lully,
transcribed to 10-course renaissance lute! Actually only 9 courses
are used, and you can manage my transcription also by an 8 course lute,
even perhaps 7, if you are clever.
I did not try to imitate French lute
Sting appeared on Swedish television today.
=0A=0Ahttp://www.tv4.se/player/categories.aspx?progId=0itemId=%20treeId=1003displayTreeId=10031=0A=0Afor
a complete translation of the introduction, please drop me a note and I'll
translate it for you.=0A=0AI must say I found it quite amusing
In einer eMail vom 08.10.2006 01:30:04 Westeurop=E4ische Normalzeit schreibt
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Sting appeared on Swedish television today.
Hi,
thanks for the link, the live performances sound much much better than the CD
does. I listened to the CD a couple of days ago and the lute does
Where do you click to find Sting in this link?
If you have already translated the introduction, how about posting it
to the lutenet?
On Oct 8, 2006, at 8:29 AM, magnus andersson wrote:
Sting appeared on Swedish television today. =0A=0Ahttp://www.tv4.se/
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