Dear Collective wisdom,
I haven't heard a recording of this sonata and I am wondering how this prelude
should be played at the beginning with the chordal section. I would be grateful
for any helpful suggestions
many thanks
Oh- BTW, if playing a long-necked lute with wound bass strings and a
hi,
there are new Lute-intavolations for 3 equal lutes (Unisono)
1.) Byrd - Tu es Petrus
link:
http://imslp.org/wiki/Tu_es_Petrus_%28Byrd,_William%29
2.) Byrd - Christ rising again
link:
http://imslp.org/wiki/Christ_rising_again_%28Byrd,_William%29#IMSLP259372
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3.)
Dear collected wisdom,
since my Italian is a bit holey I am looking for some modern translations of
some works of Frescobaldi (English or German preferred):
no.7 Aria di Romanesca
no.8 Aria a voce sola
no.10 Aria a voce sola „Intro Nave Dorata“
no.13 canto a voce sola „Di Licori“
Does anybody
Does anybody know about nice swedish songs with lute and/or continuo
accompaniment? I know Bellman of course, but I am looking for something earlier
(1550-1650).
Thanks, Jörg
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Hi Jörg,
I suppose Kenneth Spar would be your number one to ask.
Checkout his site at www.tabulatura.com
Lex
Op 20 nov 2012, om 10:17 heeft Hilbert Jörg het volgende geschreven:
Does anybody know about nice swedish songs with lute and/or continuo
accompaniment? I know Bellman of course,
Hi,
the Dueben collection contains some works by Gustav Dueben who was
Kapellmeister at the Swedish
Court from 1663. If you start here
http://www2.musik.uu.se/duben/Duben.php
then select
DCDC Basic Search
and select Dueben G from the drop down menu Composer
you will get
Jan
I had a look tooand looked at some of the tablature. E.g.:
[1]http://www2.musik.uu.se/duben/browsePart.php?Select_PartSelect_Dnrh
8command=restart
[2]http://www2.musik.uu.se/duben/browsePart.php?Select_PartSelect_Dnri
2command=restart
What you are looking at is a piece written in German Organ
Tablature. Dueben used it as a
very compact score representation of the pieces. The letters indicate
notes, the
horizontal lines indicates octaves, and the figures above the lines
indicate time values
(a
http://imslp.org/wiki/Hortus_Musarum_%28Phal%C3%A8se,_Pierre%29
Rainer
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Thank you for this, Rainer!
Please note, this includes the Horti Musarum Secunda Pars... 1553. A collection
of lutesongs on (mostly) French chansons which serves not only as a good source
of voice and lute duos but as a template for creating more from most any song
of the period. It also
Thank you. Very interesting.
Stuart
On 20 November 2012 18:44, Jan Johansson [1]j...@horseforce.se wrote:
What you are looking at is a piece written in German Organ
Tablature. Dueben used it as a
very compact score representation of the pieces. The letters
Hi Rainer,
This link doesn't work..
Lex
Op 20 nov 2012, om 22:39 heeft Rainer het volgende geschreven:
http://memoirevive.besancon.fr/ark:/48565/a011307145821XCHAfJ/1/1
Rainer
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Dear All,
Il bianco e dolce cigno (Alfonso d'Avalos/Archadelt/Miguel de Fuenllana
ends with:
Se nel morir, altro dolor non sento,
di mille mort il di sarei contento.
Internet wisdom translates this as If I feel no other pain than this in
dying, I should be content to die a thousand deaths a
See here: http://www.classicitaliani.it/glossari/glossario_medioevo_01.htm.
Just scroll down to the relevant entry.
-Original Message-
From: Peter Nightingale
Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2012 8:37 PM
To: lute list
Subject: [LUTE] Where's day in di mille mort il di sarei contento?
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