Dear All,
The British Library has an excellent imaging department that can sell you a
microfilm or a copyflow microfilm print - it might even be cheaper than a
second
hand copy of the facsimile (if you can find one).
http://www.bl.uk/reshelp/atyourdesk/imaging/imaginghome.html
Best wishes,
Deny
Members of the Lute Society of America may rent the source on microfilm.
You may access their catalog here:
http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~lsa/publications/LSA_Lib_Catalog.txt
Best,
Jorge Torres
On Sep 21, 2009, at 11:39 AM, Franz Mechsner wrote:
Jane Pickeringe's Lute Book (c.1616-1650)
Jane Pickeringe's Lute Book (c.1616-1650) Brit.Libr. ms. Egerton
2046
81 solos and duets. Including: 8 duets and 2 solos by J. Johnson, and
solos by
Dowland (13), Bacheler (7), Allison, Collard, Cutting, Ferrabosco,
Holborne,
R. Johnson, Mason, Rosseter, Strogers and Whitfie
Hello!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lt9S3uXA424&feature=channel
All the best
Stefan
www.luteonline.se
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Indeed, unfortunatelly I could not find neither the facsimile
(Boethius Press) ... which means I have to fly 28 Hrs from the other
part of the world as well. ...
--- On Mon, 9/21/09, Stephen Fryer wrote:
From: Stephen Fryer
Subject: [LUTE] Re: Jane Pickeringe's book in the
dem...@suffolk.lib.ny.us wrote:
Jane Pickering lute book. signed 1616
lute pieces by various composers notated by Jane Pickering
ms British Museum London, Egerton 204
I think this got cut off - it's MS Egerton 2046.
And as far as I know it's not available on the Web - which means I have
to d
> Dear collective wisdom,
>
> does anyone know, whether the Jane Pickeringe's lute book facsimile is
> already in the Net? I've done some googling, but no luck.
Between the modern recordings (thank you Jacob and Ronn) and face book
therre are too many irrelelvant hits for google to be easily use
Dear Anthony,
Yes indeed, still much to learn (and unlearn) about historic practices but, as
you say, it's surely right to try and grope towards the light.
Regarding a stand oil finish I was referring to the finish on the belly only.
But on some hard resinous woods, such as rosewood, an oiled