Dear Rainer and Stewart,
thanks for your input. Any objections against naming the author Dowland? I too
made a
transcription (for two lutes) and wonder what to write above...
I see that Ward _does_ mention the Füllsack and Hildebrandt version. However,
he seems
not to be too fond of the piece
Bucton is Morley, of course :)
Dowland's little joke.
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Could you explain the joke for those of us who have not heard about
this before?
Nancy Carlin
Bucton is Morley, of course :)
Dowland's little joke.
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Don't know that one - how's it go?
On 18 Jul 2007, at 19:32, David Tayler wrote:
Bucton is Morley, of course :)
Dowland's little joke.
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David Tayler wrote:
Bucton is Morley, of course :)
Of course.
Ward suggested Bucton was the courier who worked with Dowland for Sir Henry
Cobham in Paris.
Dowland's little joke.
Please explain.
Rainer adS
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The concordance appears in my database - so it can't be new :)
Source Page/No.Title in source
Dd.2.11 52r/1 Susanna Galliard
Musical Banquet B1rThe Right Honourable the Lord Viscount Lisle,
Lord Chamberlaine to the Queenes most excellent Maiestie,
