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In darkness let mee dwell - John Dowland

Mignarda lutesong duo, Donna Stewart & Ron Andrico, in a live performance at the Shrine Church of St. Stanislaus, in Cleveland, Ohio. St. Lucy's Day, December 13th, 2008 Our concert was in honor o...  
 
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paul6000000 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Wow!  Ms. Stewart has an amazing voice.
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oh, and very nice acoustics in that church, it seems.
lutesongs (8 months ago) Show Hide
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Thanks for your kind words and comments, and we're very pleased to know that you've discovered Dowland via Sting. While we're not coming from a rock 'n roll approach, we are a little less conventional than most early music people, and we appreciate what Sting has done to raise awareness of our music.

Donna & Ron
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wow. Excellent performance.

I just saw a documentary of Sting & Edin Karamazov playing John Dowland songs including this one. have you seen it? Now, I'm a big Dowland fan :)

Because of Stings rock'n'roll background, he had a more 'heavy metal'-kind of approach to this song. The lyrics are just asking for a strong interpretation and a bit of overacting :D
"Hellish, hellish..." etc. Sting looked like the devil himself. scary.

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