You're right about Contini being rather more accomplished than Torelli who
doesn't play as tightly but still quite well.
Track 6 on cd 2 does sound like a duet! And isn't the colascione (CD2-track
22)
a piece by Kapsberger?
G.
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From: LGS-Europe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Track 6 on cd 2 does sound like a duet!
On my cd it's Gagliarde III from the second book. a nice little solo piece.
And isn't the colascione (CD2-track
22)
a piece by Kapsberger?
According to the booklet it's taken from a theorbo manuscript kept in Modena
they don't specify, but one may
After some more listening, the following pieces on CD-1 also sound somewhat
Kaspbergian in idiom:
Nrs. 6 - 17 - 22 - 23.
G.
On Wed, 13 Jun 2007 10:57:37 +0200
LGS-Europe wrote:
Track 6 on cd 2 does sound like a duet!
On my cd it's Gagliarde III from the second
I often play the Cutting version of this piece, which is excellent.
Your two samples were diametrically different, are you happy with any of
them?
Best
G.
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I far prefer the non reverb sound. I agree with John Buchman
(Magantune) that choosing a large hall for recording lute or
harpsichord is a mistake.
If you add reverb, it has a siliar effect. I know that MP3 is a
little thin, but I don't think that reverb is the way out of this.
That is just
Le 13 juin 07 à 16:13, Anthony Hind a écrit :
I far prefer the non reverb sound. I agree with John Buchman
(Magantune) that choosing a large hall for recording lute or
harpsichord is a mistake.
If you add reverb, it has a siliar effect. I know that MP3 is a
sorry, I meant similar effect
AH
The snippet of film is on the Bream DVD and I assumed that was the
immediate source.
SK
Gordon Callon wrote:
If I remember correctly, this is taken from the 1966 film by the National Film
Board of Canada, about Igor Stravinsky travelling to North America, and
conducting the CBC Symphony
Thanks for all the feed back, I just got back and was pleasantly surprised
with the number of good comments.
I did the reverb after downloading a plugin (never did that before) for
audacity. Straight out of the box, didn't change any settings. It's way over
the top, so I far prefer the one
That may be. It is hard to say from where the extract was copied. I have not
seen the NFB Stravinsky film for more than 30 years. The episode was in the
film when I saw it (in the late 1960s) as a student at McGill. I do not
remember any Japanese(?) subtitles (as in the online version), though
