Jessibird
All over our coastal town, a big blob of high pressure is keeping out the cool ocean breezes and keeping us sweating. How are you surviving?
Here’s what I do.
Posts Tagged: early music
Free Renaissance Music
I’ve adored renaissance music for many years and I’ve wished more of my friends would join me in appreciating its charms. photo credit: Fujoshi If you’re unfamiliar with Western music before the Baroque era, here is a pleasing, friendly introduction to some lovely tunes. Originally sung or plucked on lute strings, they translate well to… Read more »
Lute and theorbo
I do adore lutes and theorbos and such. To introduce you to these instruments, so popular in Renaissance and Baroque times, I present you with three performances. First, Catherine King’s lovely soprano backed by Jacob Heringman’s cool, calm lute. Jacob Heringman and Catherine King:Luis Milan El Maestro Next, Martin and Paul Berget duetting. Two lutes… Read more »
I'm so happy to hear from you, Pamela! Your uncle added such joy to my childhood, too. I still sing…
I was so delighted when my Cousin Gabby Sent me this link for your blob. Her dad Donald McKayle Is…
I am currently selling both "Come and See the Peppermint Tree" and "Sometime-Anytime" on E-Bay. Records in good shape, covers…
Great, although I have severely neglected this blog for many years! Maybe now I will have to write a new…
Jessi, a church friend who also appreciates Remy Charlie posted this on Facebook! I hadn't seen all of this content…
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