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> Dear Arthur
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>> But I made the list you are thinking about for my
>> "Sources of L
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Dear Arthur
> But I made the list you are thinking about for my
> "Sources of Lute Music" article in New Grove (but it wa
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Denys
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David van Ooijen asked:
> Has there
Indeed, much my thinking. But what a job!
Funding, anyone? ;-)
David
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Subject: [LUTE] Re: [LUTE] Phalèse's bookshelf
> Dear Arthur
>
>> But I made the list you are thinking about for my
>> "Sources of Lute Mu
Dick Hoban is a possibility, as he has published a good deal of his music.
ed
>If it would be done with _all_ the pieces of
>Phalèse, we might get a pretty conclusive answers to what was on his
>bookshelves.
>So I wondered, did anybody ever do something like this before?
>
>David
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Dear Arthur
> But I made the list you are thinking about for my
> "Sources of Lute Music" article in New Grove (but it was
> cut due to space limitations). These are the short
> titles to save me some typing (all except one in Brown).
It looks much like the Brown-list, yes. But that list doesn't
"or other 16th century compilers"
That covers a lot of ground, David, namely most every amateur who kept
a notebook of things he or she copied from other printed books and
notebooks or even stuff he or she intabulated or came up with.
I'm looking at the cover of Andrea Damiani's Vincen
Yes, Melchior Newsdler is neglected. But, those of us who were recently in
Cleveland were treated to a concert performed of works entirely written by
MN. The performance was by Paul O'Dette, who told me he will record the
music some day.
ed
At 05:41 PM 7/22/2006 -0400, Arthur Ness wrote:
>
David van Ooijen asked:
> Has there ever been an inventarisation of what Phalèse
> (or other 16th
> century compilers, for that matter) migh have had on
> his bookshelves?
Now, David, you're not pulling my leg are you? Take a
look in Pohlmann under Ward, John M., "Les réeditions en
tablature fran
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