"Jens,
Thanks for this information. I will follow up.
Thomas"
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Baroque Guitar and b.c.
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Lhoyer Opus 31, Duo Concertants
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Matiegka Opus 30 (guitar and cello)
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Jens Bang-Rasmussen replied to Thomas Tallant's discussion Baroque Guitar and b.c."More music 12 sonates by Johan Cristian Schickhart for baroque guitar and bass Voice-generationen. Avaliable for free from kristian Buhl Mortensens website. Diesel free download from the website of the Royal Danish Library. www.kd.dk"
Thomas Tallant replied to Thomas Tallant's discussion Baroque Guitar and b.c."Andrew,
Thanks for this list. I had fogotten about the Granata (there's also a sonata for guitar, b.c, and violin).
Thomas"
Andrew White replied to Thomas Tallant's discussion Baroque Guitar and b.c."Granata: works for 2 violins, guitar & basso. (there is a nice edition from the Lute Society edited Richard Mackenzie)
Carre: treble, guitar & basso
Corbetta: (1643) Sinfonia for guitar & basso
Matteis: (English Edition, 1682) has 3…"
Thomas Tallant posted a discussionBaroque Guitar and b.c.
Hello,What works are there for baroque guitar and b.c.?Thanks,ThomasSee More
Thomas Tallant replied to Thomas Tallant's discussion Lhoyer Opus 31, Duo Concertants"Thanks for that tip. I've written to him.
Thomas"
James Westbrook replied to Thomas Tallant's discussion Lhoyer Opus 31, Duo Concertants"I’m sure Erik Stenstadvold would know. You can contact him at the Norwegian Academy of Music"
Thomas Tallant posted a discussionLhoyer Opus 31, Duo Concertants
Can anyone help me find out which library collection holds the original score for Antoine Lhoyer's Opus 31, Trois duos Dédiés à Madame la Princesse De Croÿ-Solre?Thanks,ThomasSee More
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- At 22:22 on July 13, 2008,
pat o'brien said… - With the exchange rate what it is domestically built theorbos are very much in demand among young students. That should be easy to sell and no one can afford to order from abroad these days. That should be good for the progress of domestic building.
I always re-cut the nut spacing one instruments, both for myself and in various arrangements for students of widely differing sizes and repertoires. Make it your own.
Boone is lovely although the last time I was there it was in a snowstorm on the first days of Spring some years ago. My former student Dan Swenberg often goes up there for vacation to a cabin owned by his parents, I think. Have you ever been in touch with Gary Boye, who is, I think at the State University there?
ob
- At 2:46 on July 12, 2008, pat o'brien said…
- Hi,
I just joined here and was pleased to find you! Whose guitar are you holding there?
ob
- At 20:53 on May 17, 2008,
Rob MacKillop said… - Hi Thomas. Glad to see you here. Hope you can contribute some of your sound files sometime?
Cheers, Rob
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