Like as the lute uses a series of musical puns. The pun on touch is
the pluck, which is here marked short.
dt
At 12:37 AM 3/13/2011, you wrote:
Ben:
Gordon is a very careful musicologist, recently retired from Acadia
University, and you can trust his transcriptions. He sometimes monitors
this
Playing theorboes in this production are Diego Salamanca (with a beard) and
Manuel Degrange (without a beard) ;-)
Best,
Jean-Marie
Jean-Marie Poirier
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Thanks Daniel,
great music and great
Arto,
Yes, a wonderful performance. I was however worried that the conductor
might hit his gout-infested toe with that big cane. I wonder if there's any
truth in that old tale.
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Arthur,
Don't be worried about that ! François Xavier Roth, the conductor, (no
connection with Philip ;-) is in very good health altogether !
Best wishes,
Jean-Marie
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Arto,
Yes, a wonderful performance. I
I was referring to that tale told in U.S. music appreciation classes
about Lully's death. But perhaps it is true. I decided to check with
Nicolas Slonimsky (Baker's Biographical Dictionary):
[Lully's] death resulted from a symbolic accident: while conducting, he
vehemently
The symbolism can be found in Olivier Bernier's biography of Louis
XIV. At the time he struck his foot, Lully was conducting a Te Deum
written to celebrate Louis' recovery from a serious illness. The
doctors had so botched the job on the king, which involved surgery
(without anesthetic of course),
Here's the first scene of the film Le Roi danse where Lully hurts his
foot: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTY9iIXO4R4
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Here's the first scene of the film Le Roi danse where Lully hurts his
foot: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTY9iIXO4R4
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Not a bad film altogether, but not really a documentary either... ;-)
More than a symbol, the painful end of Giovanni Battista looks more like some
sort of bad joke to me, ironical more than symbolic...
Best,
Jean-Marie
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Relish, for example.
dt
At 05:51 AM 3/16/2011, you wrote:
That's interesting - some of the word painting is plain, but what are
some of the other puns? BCS
Quoting David Tayler vidan...@sbcglobal.net:
Like as the lute uses a series of musical puns. The pun on touch is
the pluck, which is here
Here is the citation that gives the time signatures
Nicola Matteis
Le false consonanse della musica per poter apprendere a toccar da se
medesimo la chitarra sopra la parte (London, c1680; Eng. trans.,
1682/R)
The False Consonances of Music
We relied on this treatise when
One and all
I have seen discussed many materials/products used for providing a more
friendly atmosphere for instruments.A substance worth trying might be
the crystals one can buy at garden shops,hardware stores in some
countries, at least in Australia, for placing in potplants to
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