Wonderful stuff, Bernhard. His is a new name to me, and I like what I hear. The
whole Accords Nouveaux is an interesting area, with some good, and some not so
good pieces. I think Lawrence wrote some fine music, so thank you for bringing
it to our attention. And well played too!
Rob
> On 5
John, he just means tuning the bass notes, the diapasons, to the key of the
piece. So, if a piece is in C major, the bass strings would be ABCDEFG. If the
key is F, the bass strings would be ABbCDEFG, because Bb is in the key
signature of F Major. Similarly, for G Major, the bass strings would
See page 31
David
On Thu, 5 Jan 2017 at 14:09, John Yentes <[1]jackyen...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Hello All,
I recently acquired Miguel Yisrael's fantastic Book "method for
the
Baroque lute" and have found it to be a wealth of information.
I am,
Hello All,
I recently acquired Miguel Yisrael's fantastic Book "method for the
Baroque lute" and have found it to be a wealth of information. I am,
however puzzled by one piece of information I can not figure out.
When the book first starts getting into the pieces, I noticed the
Dear lute friends,
I have completed my home amateur recordings of a suite in g minor composed
by Mr. John Lawrence. The four pieces are written in the lute tablature
manuscript MS Egerton 2046 (British Library, London). All pieces are in the
Accords Nouveaux Tuning Lawrence