Thanks Jean-Marie. I've added the Firenze 'theorbo' book to my companion
database of lute and early music books at:
http://creator.zoho.com/peterskeeter/lute-and-early-music-books/view/2/
Keep me informed about new sightings of online facsimiles and I will add
them.
By the way, the totally excel
David -
1 - My agreement with the National Library of Scotland was to
only print a small number of copies, and I have printed that
number.
2 - I don't get may requests for this book anymore - maybe one a
year, and it is not worth the hassle to go out and get copies
printed.
3 - the Panmure
"steve burd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb:
> My copy of "Les Agrements - French Baroque Ornamentation," by Michel Pignolet
> Monteclaire has arrived from "Jacks, Pipes & Hammers," and I find the
> publisher is Peacock Press, not Severinus Press. Sorry for that. Also, an
> off-list e-mail suggeste
Oh, Henning ! Don't do that again please ;-))) Come on, plain text and no html
anymore please.
I also change my courses1 and 2 when shifting to new tunings, otherwise the
blance is very poor indeed and the lute uncomfortable to play.
Never heard of single second courses either...
Best wishes and
I think it's spam from a spa
On Jul 2, 2008, at 2:42 PM, Jean-Marie Poirier wrote:
.Still blank, "heluth". What can the problem be ?
Jean-Marie
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To get o
Here is the lost message (Henning, try to send messages as
plain text rather than html if you can)
I always change the 1st and 2nd strings on my 10 course lute
when tuning down from vieil ton to the new
tunings. I put on some thicker
ones to compensate the loss of tension and an out -of -tune mu
Nowhere, alas ;-( ! It's been out of print for years by now... If you're
lucky maybe some places like Abebooks could help you...
You still have the Wayne Cripps's edition of some pieces from Panmure 5
manuscript (Edimburgh, Scotland) in the sharp tuning (one of the aforesaid
"transitional tun
Here you can order some books, but I'm afraid not Mesangeau...
http://www.cnrseditions.fr/catalogue/domaine-16-1.html
Valéry
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Envoyé : mercredi 2 juillet 2008 15:44
À : lute
Objet : [LUTE] Re: Rene Mesangeau
Speaking of M
Speaking of Mesangeau (at least the subject heading says we are
anyway): where does one go to buy the CNRS edition that contains
Mesangeau's pieces in transitional tunings?
Best,
David R
On Jul 2, 2008, at 8:44 AM, Daniel Shoskes wrote:
> Reminds me of a line from Ray Nurse's LSA lecture
Beginning to get a bit fed up with heluth. Does he/she know how to use a
computer?
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Reminds me of a line from Ray Nurse's LSA lecture on Dowland. He asked how we
would even know whether we played a piece exactly as Dowland intended. Would
Dowland appear in a puff of pink smoke and place a gold star on our lute?
Conversely, if we play him badly, will he haunt us in our nightmare
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Not reborn at all, our dear old René... Pure blank ... ;-) :-(
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Val, you know "René" means "born again". Let's give him time for a second birth
attempt ;-))
Jean-Marie
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>It is the ghost of Rene Mesangeau on the list...
>Perhaps he doen't agree with the posts about French lute golden age...
>Who knows ?
>V ;-)
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>-Messa
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It is the ghost of Rene Mesangeau on the list...
Perhaps he doen't agree with the posts about French lute golden age...
Who knows ?
V ;-)
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