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For the Lutes, Voices and Violins

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And if you like talk about music as well as music hear Louise talk about pitch and temperament on 17th century keyboards here. https://t.co/Ih6DCdlAAu

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Louise Hung plays Orlando Gibbons’ Fantazia of Foure Parts from Parthenia on the virginals. Available wherever you get podcasts. https://t.co/5k25pvMm7d

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You should buy and read this book by @DMWShakespeare about girl performers. Many MIO projects over the years have been intertwined with the research for this book. Congrats to Deanne. @ProjectGees https://t.co/vqdyjtZCfF

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Or here or wherever you get podcasts. https://t.co/7fsipnKOnU

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If you prefer your virginal music without yakking you can hear Louise Hung play #williambyrd ‘s Preludium and Galiardo Mistress Mary’s Brownlo played on a virginal made by Matthew Redsell after an original by Johannes de Perticis that’s in the @ROMtoronto https://t.co/Fer2YlZuQC

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Or here if you like. https://t.co/7fsipnKOnU

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The Musicians In Ordinary podcast is back with a series on Parthenia, a book of music for the virginals with music by Byrd, Bull and Gibbons played by Louise Hung. Available where you get podcasts. Supported by @YorkUniversity and @SSHRC_CRSH #harpsichord https://t.co/Qzt3CNkFv6

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‘If I fret not his guts, beg me for a fool.’ - The Honest Whore Pt. 1, I:ii. By Dekker and Middleton.

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The cast of a read-through last Friday of The Concealed Fancies by Ladies Jane Cavendish & Elizabeth Brackley with songs therein to music adapted from Henry Lawes, John Wilson, John Dowland, Thomas Campion et al. Thanks to @SSHRC_CRSH @DMWShakespeare @ProjectGees @yorkuniversity

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You should watch this reading from the Univ. of Auckland of The Tragedy of Mariam, the Fair Queen of Jewry by Elizabeth Cary (1613). Theme music, lute version Countess of Pembroke's Funerals but Anthony Holborne played by John Edwards. https://t.co/z7FDEit1RO

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Michael Schreiner whose instruments you can hear on all our stuff, poses with a big theorbo.

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Qual meraviglia se di sùbito arsi? #frets #petrarch #lute

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(The tunes are by John Coperario, the arrangements by Brade.)

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William Brade, English violin dance band leader working in Germany and Denmark, died on this day in 1630. You should listen to his versions of dance music from Lords' Masque and Masque of Inner Temple and Gray's Inn here... https://t.co/zoWfRZvklI

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…or here, or wherever you get your podcasts. https://t.co/69yrddLTLH

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Or here: https://t.co/o5usB2ErW1

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As mentioned in the latest episode here’s an earlier chat about Comus with @DMWShakespeare Deanne Williams from Masque and Theatre music series. Listen to the end for violin divisions on John Come Kiss Me Now and Johnny Cock Thy Beaver. https://t.co/jWWM0M835D

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Chat with Deanne Williams @DMWShakespeare about what an English professor learned from preparing Comus for performance now on Apple podcasts and other places podcasts are got. https://t.co/dgLJfSAnt2

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Deanne Williams @dmwillshakespr prof. in English at @yorkuniversity Fellow of @CRRS_Toronto & member of @RSCTheAcademies talks about what we learned about Milton, Comus & The Lady in preparing the masque for performance. Scroll down this page for her chat. https://t.co/TilUG8Tv0i