On 22/01/2017 19:46, Rainer wrote:
Nothing new...
Rainer
Well next time I won't bother then.
Matthew
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Nothing new...
Rainer
On 22.01.2017 19:43, Matthew Daillie wrote:
You can read Diana Poulton's argumentation on page 172 of her book on Dowland.
You can read Diana Poulton's argumentation on page 172 of her book on
Dowland.
https://books.google.fr/books?id=gM4ikvRR4Z0C=PA172=PA172=dowland+Aloe=bl=-vut7Vvh87=nEJtzPUKm2eGhvsxwdhOOJ9_wY4=en=X=0ahUKEwi-4_K7r9bRAhVL1RoKHc5ABH8Q6AEIPjAH#v=onepage=dowland%20Aloe=false
She speaks of a ballad
Dear lute netters,
does anybody know why this is still called Aloe?
Diana Poulton read the title in Trumbull as "Aloe" which is certainly wrong as
Ward noticed 40 years ago.
I can't see any connection to a non-existing tune based on a wrong title.
Have I missed any other "evidence"?
Best