Baroque and Renaissance Guitars, Vihuela - Gittern - Pre-Torres Classical Guitar

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At 7:40pm on September 9, 2009, Jean-Marie Poirier said…: Comme tu peux le voir je ne vais pas tous les jours sur ce forum... Ta demande remontait, si j'ai bien compris, à Janvier dernier...!!!
A partir de Janvier prochain, j'aurai beaucoup plus de temps pour fureter sur le net, et pour plein d'autres choses, musicales en particulier !
Amitiés,

Jean-Marie

At 7:35pm on September 9, 2009, Jean-Marie Poirier said…: Vous ici ? :-)))

Amitiés,

Jean-Marie

At 9:29pm on January 29, 2009, Kernoa Patrig said…: Aurais-tu, homme de peu de foi, abandonné ton luth pour une vulgaire guitare?

At 5:16pm on January 28, 2009, Rob MacKillop said…: Hi Jaques. Nice to hear from you. As I mentioned before, 'port' is Gaelic for tune or air. I think the five in Straloch are the earliest. I recorded them all on a CD called Flowers of the Forest. Robert Gordon of Straloch was a cartographer, and travelled widely as a consequence, and his manuscript contains more varied music than the others. It seems he came into contact with Gaelic culture and recorded some of it. Many clarsach (wire-strung harp) players see this as their repertoire.

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