Roman,
And stepwise from the fifth course on down? This would give Mr.
Falckenhagen's thumb a bass of A, turning his C major chord into an Am7. A
rather improbable and tasteless sonority for anyone wishing to be depicted as a
galant gentilhomme.
Chris
--- On Fri, 7/10/09, Roman
that is if you can guarantee that Adamo's middle finger is actually pressing
on the strings.
Considering that he had to pose for at least 10 minutes (if not an hour or
2) in that position - I wouldn't be too sure.
RT
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From: chriswi...@yahoo.com
To: Karl-L. Eggert
Roman,
In that case he would have fingered the chord with the much more graceful
looking 1 and 2 or barre.
Chris
--- On Sat, 7/11/09, Roman Turovsky r.turov...@verizon.net wrote:
From: Roman Turovsky r.turov...@verizon.net
Subject: [LUTE] Re: [english 100%] Re: Erzlaute
To:
http://www.chitarraedintorni.eu/From_Borderlands_cd_eventi.htm
2 ukrocentric pieces by yours truly (in guitar transcriptions) have
apparently been
included in
FROM BORDERLANDS, an excellent
new CD by Angelo Barricelli!
Evviva!
RT
http://www.chitarraedintorni.eu/From_Borderlands_cd_eventi.htm
Do we know approximately what the tempo of the Galliard was when
danced? And what, customarily, is the relationship between that and
the tempo when played as a solo instrumental piece?
Ned
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On Jul 11, 2009, at 12:33 PM, nedma...@aol.com wrote:
Do we know approximately what the tempo of the Galliard was when
danced?
Not really. We can only guess, based on what we know of the dance.
The best way to judge is to try the dance yourself, which, in the
case of the galliard, will
Ned,
Discouragingly fast. The dance involves a jump which can only be taken so
slow before it turns into a shuffle with all the grace of a walrus playing
football. (Scholars are still in disagreement about whether the football in
question is American or European and if the walruses
Thanks, Chris and Howard - I like your answers. I must admit that my
curiosity will not be sufficient to motivate me to learn the dance ( I
attended dancing classes in elementary school, and haven't liked
dancing since! ) but your reasons for the dance possibly becoming a bit
Thanks for this lively and intersting discussion. i wonder if there are
no books or articles that describe he needed resarch here in a readable
and reasonable way thus one can draw one's conclusions. obviously, the
issue is complicated - as always... but one should certainly deal with
sorry for the many language and spelling errors in my last mail... i
wrote it with the cat on y lap and forgot editing... if this is kind of
an excuse...
franz
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From: lute-...@cs.dartmouth.edu on behalf of Franz
It isn't complicated, there is no known tempo for purely instrumental
galliards. Have fun!
dt
At 10:38 PM 7/11/2009, you wrote:
Thanks for this lively and intersting discussion. i wonder if there are
no books or articles that describe he needed resarch here in a readable
and
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