A set of variations on another late 18th century tune, for your perusal and
delectation:
http://torban.org/images/poljubyla.pdf
http://torban.org/audio/poljubyla.mp3
Enjoy,
RT
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Oh, I remember that I have the Thysius lute book quartets, published by
Stefan Lundgren. Tunings: a (superius), g, e, d (bass). I can lend it
to
you, it only gets dusty here...
Viele Gruesse,
Stephan
Am 16 Nov 2008 um 0:22 hat Susanne Herre geschrieben:
Dear
Sorry this is so long...
The recent Igor = The Devil thread has been gnawing away at me. He
might have been clumsy in the way he expressed himself, but he was
entitled to his view. However, he has highlighted the topic of the
Online Lute Player, and what one might expect that to
On Mon, Nov 17, 2008, Rob MacKillop [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
It would be wonderful if we could hear how the average lute player
played in the 16th/17th centuries.
hear, hear!
yet, we have some clues, if from other instruments.
Lots of pubs and coffee houses on this side of the pond
Speaking of Online luters-- I couldn't help it, recorded posted
another one- [1]http://vimeo.com/2271297
Wonderful synchronicity, these threads and the recent video postings.
Improved lighting on this one, change of instrument technique for
reasons stated on the Vimeo site. The
I said that we didn't have plans for Thanksgiving, but that I might have to
work. As it turns out, I don't. So we could bring Mom over on Thanksgiving.
- Original Message -
From: Daniel Winheld [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: lute@cs.dartmouth.edu
Sent: Monday, November 17, 2008 6:17 PM
