Dana responded:
'The inigo Jones productinos were largely at court for the court, and
should not be taken as typical of the London Playhouse atmosphere,
where
women were not generally seen on stage, and I suspect not in the pit
either. Such women as frequented the Globe and
Dear David and all,
As Mr. David informed us,
Music Materials, Yomiuri Nippon Symphony Orchestra have been preserved are
digital archived by Keio University, and introduced to the public as Nanki
Music Library.
http://note.dmc.keio.ac.jp/music-library/nanki/
Mr.Stewart reported that Robert
Christopher Stetson 1/9/2010 10:26 AM
Hi, Naomi,
I see. I'm not sure why Munrow lists her as dying in 1586, probably
just a mistake. I also realize that all my theorizing about what the
instrument means in the portrait is based on the assumption that it
was her choice to
Christopher Stetson 1/9/2010 10:26 AM
Hi, Naomi,
I see. I'm not sure why Munrow lists her as dying in 1586, probably
just a mistake.
lots of Sydneys, Mary is a very common christian name. Title of Lady is
not always recorded in the death records. Most likely some other MS
There were women in the audience at public theatres. While the theatre
was an excellent business opportunity for 'working girls' it wasn't
devoid of respectable women of all classes.
Not entirely sure it is fair to make a strong distinction between
'respectable' and 'working', some
Dana responded:
'Not entirely sure it is fair to make a strong distinction between
'respectable' and 'working', some women were there to pick pocket,
show-a-leg, or shill for some house in sou'ark; others to see the show
with friends or family. Life for a single girl lacking
I think that it is important to make a distinction between the
Public theaters like
the Globe, the Rose etc which were largely outdoor theaters on
the south
side of the river; and the Private theaters, which were
indoors in London itself.
They represent distinctly different traditions of
Dear all: the very first piece of music that I heard performed live on
a baroque lute was Conradi's C Major Sonata played by Bob Barto at LSA
in 2003. I've finally gotten the courage to take a crack at it. Here
are 3 movements:
Prelude:
Wow! Really well done. Lots of taste and feeling.
On Jan 10, 2010, at 6:27 AM, Daniel Shoskes wrote:
Dear all: the very first piece of music that I heard performed live
on
a baroque lute was Conradi's C Major Sonata played by Bob Barto at
LSA
in 2003. I've finally
A little observation: as a rule, all performances are commented with
exalted praize only (Welldonewonderful...) plus silence on anything
which might be improved or on which one might be of different opinion
- in strong contrast to the discussions where we can learn so much from
each
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