[LUTE] Re: A Little Christmas Present
Louis de Moy, Le petit boucquet de frise orientale, The facsimile of de Moy book is available from TREE EDITION. See our cataloge www.tree-edition.com Regards Albert TREE EDITION Albert Reyerman Finkenberg 89 23558 Luebeck Germany albertreyer...@kabelmail.de http://www.tree-edition.com ++49(0)451 899 78 48 Find even more music books at http://tree-edition.magix.net/public/ Besuchen Sie auch die Seite http://laute-und-Musik.de Am 21.12.2014 um 21:10 schrieb stephen arndt: Dear Lute Friends, I invite you to listen to my recording of the fifty-six solo lute pieces found in Louis de Moy, Le petit boucquet de frise orientale, which you can find on my website here: [1]http://www.verseandsong.com/song/renaissance-lute/louys-de-moy-le-pe tit-boucquet-de-frise-orientale/ . You can either click on an individual title to listen to a single piece or scroll to the bottom of the page and use the playlist to listen to all of the pieces successively. From time to time there is a discussion on this list about appropriate pieces to play at restaurants, coffee houses, receptions, and the like. If you have never looked at this music before, it might be worth your while to do so. In my opinion, it is easy to play, pleasant to listen to, and accessible to the members of the general public, many of whom may not have been exposed to early music before. You may well find several pieces that would make a nice addition to your repertoire. (Warning: everything that follows is off topic.) As long as you are at my website, please feel free to peruse the following, relatively recent additions: 1. One-Part Inventions, twenty-one original pieces for alto recorder, written in a more or less 18th-century style. Please see here: [2]http://www.verseandsong.com/song/recorder/one-part-inventions-2/ 2. A handful of pieces for Celtic harp, which I have been playing for two months now, all arranged by Sylvia Woods. I shall be adding to these on a regular basis, so please check back if this music interests you. I hope to begin doing my own arrangements soon. Please see here: [3]http://www.verseandsong.com/song/celtic-harp/ 3. Writes of Passage, a collection of twenty-five short stories. I am currently working with a freelance editor, who critiques my work and suggests (up until now always minor ) revisions. She has read half the stories so far. They should be in their final form. Minor revisions may still be made to the remaining stories, but the substance will remain the same. Please see here: [4]http://www.verseandsong.com/verse/short-stories/ Please feel free to leave a comment on any item on my website. I would appreciate your feedback. Best regards and merry Christmas, Stephen Arndt -- References 1. http://www.verseandsong.com/song/renaissance-lute/louys-de-moy-le-petit-boucquet-de-frise-orientale/ 2. http://www.verseandsong.com/song/recorder/one-part-inventions-2/ 3. http://www.verseandsong.com/song/celtic-harp/ 4. http://www.verseandsong.com/verse/short-stories/ To get on or off this list see list information at http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~wbc/lute-admin/index.html .
[LUTE] Re: A Little Christmas Present
Somebody give the man a large cigar! Well done, Stephen...as per usual :-) Rob www.robmackillop.net On 21 Dec 2014, at 20:10, stephen arndt stephenwar...@verizon.net wrote: Dear Lute Friends, I invite you to listen to my recording of the fifty-six solo lute pieces found in Louis de Moy, Le petit boucquet de frise orientale, which you can find on my website here: [1]http://www.verseandsong.com/song/renaissance-lute/louys-de-moy-le-pe tit-boucquet-de-frise-orientale/ . You can either click on an individual title to listen to a single piece or scroll to the bottom of the page and use the playlist to listen to all of the pieces successively. From time to time there is a discussion on this list about appropriate pieces to play at restaurants, coffee houses, receptions, and the like. If you have never looked at this music before, it might be worth your while to do so. In my opinion, it is easy to play, pleasant to listen to, and accessible to the members of the general public, many of whom may not have been exposed to early music before. You may well find several pieces that would make a nice addition to your repertoire. (Warning: everything that follows is off topic.) As long as you are at my website, please feel free to peruse the following, relatively recent additions: 1. One-Part Inventions, twenty-one original pieces for alto recorder, written in a more or less 18th-century style. Please see here: [2]http://www.verseandsong.com/song/recorder/one-part-inventions-2/ 2. A handful of pieces for Celtic harp, which I have been playing for two months now, all arranged by Sylvia Woods. I shall be adding to these on a regular basis, so please check back if this music interests you. I hope to begin doing my own arrangements soon. Please see here: [3]http://www.verseandsong.com/song/celtic-harp/ 3. Writes of Passage, a collection of twenty-five short stories. I am currently working with a freelance editor, who critiques my work and suggests (up until now always minor ) revisions. She has read half the stories so far. They should be in their final form. Minor revisions may still be made to the remaining stories, but the substance will remain the same. Please see here: [4]http://www.verseandsong.com/verse/short-stories/ Please feel free to leave a comment on any item on my website. I would appreciate your feedback. Best regards and merry Christmas, Stephen Arndt -- References 1. http://www.verseandsong.com/song/renaissance-lute/louys-de-moy-le-petit-boucquet-de-frise-orientale/ 2. http://www.verseandsong.com/song/recorder/one-part-inventions-2/ 3. http://www.verseandsong.com/song/celtic-harp/ 4. http://www.verseandsong.com/verse/short-stories/ To get on or off this list see list information at http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~wbc/lute-admin/index.html
