Thomas Robinson - Go from my window - Lute
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j'aime tellement :)
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Oui. Trouvée une belle tablature dans le N° 63 09/02 de Lute News The Lute Society Magazine . "Go from my window Edward Collard" (C.U. L. Dd. 9.33(C))FF. 31v-32. Il y a également la version de Walsingham du même Edward Collard. Bien amicalement,
Roger
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Collard, je connais ce nom mais je n'ai peut-être pas sa version.
A suivre ...
Bien amicalement,
Roger
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Plus de 12 versions au luth ! C'est cité dans Shakespeare :
Lucrèce ligne 1089 :
"Why pry'st thou through my window ? Leave thy peeping "
L'original doit remonter au moins à 1567.
Bravo et merci, cher Val ! Excellente version et interprétation !
Bien amicalement,
Roger
C6H12B26 2 years ago
Merci Roger.
Connais tu celle de Collard ?
Intéressante.
Val
Luthval 2 years ago
Excellent, ;)
Gj m8
best wishes,
kaotik
lkaoTicl 2 years ago
This one is nice too ;-)
V.
Luthval 2 years ago