A third (498) of Telemann's 1400 church cantatas have a part for
'calchedono'. The parts are conventional figured basses but often also have
sections of florid obbligato bass passage work (ie more elaborate than the
bowed bass part).
MH
Arthur Ness [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Like you, David, I feel myself moving more towards the archlute, but it
must
be awkward reading tablature with your special tuning.
Not al all. As all (?) renaissance lute players on more than one lute, I
read everything below the 6th course as notes. Depending on the instrument
at hand I
most stressing gig I have ever been: The orientation in the Spanish
type of rondo form, Chorus-Coplas-jungle
I know, and you can even get lost long before that: those rhythms!
Glad you enjoyed yourself
David - straigthforward Maria Vespers tonight: heaven is just around the
corner
Hi all
The Cloisters is an extraordinarily beautiful building created from
several medieval monasteries in Europe, that were brought stone by
stone to this site.
This is something that I cannot understand at all!
Building created from several medieval monasteries in Europe, brought
stone
On Wed, 21 Dec 2005 09:42:00 +0200 Arto Wikla [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Hi all
The Cloisters is an extraordinarily beautiful building created
from
several medieval monasteries in Europe, that were brought stone
by
stone to this site.
This is something that I cannot understand
Yes Arto, it's a tradition, you can't hide us the site of Santa Claus, this
year!
Donatella
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: lute@cs.dartmouth.edu
Sent: Wednesday, December 21, 2005 4:12 PM
Subject: [LUTE] OT: Re: We are performing at The Cloisters on December 30,
Hi lutenists
On Wed, 21 Dec 2005, Donatella Galletti wrote:
Yes Arto, it's a tradition, you can't hide us the site of Santa Claus, this
year!
Ok, ok! :-)
I just thought nobody anymore believes in Santa Claus in this modern
world of today...
BTW his real name is Joulupukki, in Finnish.
Of course he must exist, there are even videos showing him speaking!! I'll
try and ask him for a new lute, one can never tell...
Thanks and
Buon Natale a tutti!
Donatella
Cc: lute@cs.dartmouth.edu; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 21, 2005 4:59 PM
Subject: [LUTE] Joulupukki -
No. Lutes go acoustically dead after a few years when they contain
insufficient amount of wood (i.e. built too light).
When you grow up you will learn that there is such thing as balance, and
that only an air-lute is indestructable.
RT
- Original Message -
From: Herbert Ward [EMAIL
I am thinking that there is probably a point where the actual weight/mass of
the instrument plays a significant role in the sound of the instrument. I
am also certian that someone has done some sort of research project full of
charts and graphs demonstrating their point of view/theory.
I'm trying to get in touch with Myles Dempster of Score Conversions. The
email address on his publications, [EMAIL PROTECTED] isn't working.
Rob
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Of course he must exist, there are even videos showing him
speaking!!
Of course! And he's drinking Coke all the day... 8^( Nah... I prefer to
believe to the Befana.
For all you that don't live in Italy, she is a very old and proverbially
hugly woman riding a broom in the nightly winter skies,
To which we should add that Befana is cognate with Epiphany, but it is not
known what she was called in the pre-Christian times.
Inoltre: Altrettanto!
RT
Of course he must exist, there are even videos showing him
speaking!!
Of course! And he's drinking Coke all the day... 8^( Nah... I prefer
Try this one:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
ed
At 11:01 PM 12/21/2005 +, Rob MacKillop wrote:
I'm trying to get in touch with Myles Dempster of Score Conversions. The
email address on his publications, [EMAIL PROTECTED] isn't working.
Rob
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Yes Miles changed internet provider when he moved from Montreal and
settled in Eastern Quebec a couple of years ago, I am a good friend and
speak to him regularly by phone, I will find out what the address is (I
never updated my address book either, since I see him regularly). Miles
is also
Yes that's it Ed, I remember now, he switched to Globetrotter, which is
TELUS in fact, ( funny, cause I work for TELUS internet provider...)
Bruno
P.S.
Hope you have recovered from your accident Ed, , wish you and your
family all the best for the Christmas Season
Edward Martin wrote:
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