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The Lutecast
Giovanni Bogula
Dedicated to the wonderful music of the queen of all instruments: The lute. Klick on the headlines in order to listen to the music. If you don't want to miss any of the lutecasts, you can subscribe to it in iTunes. So every new episode is delivered to you automatically. Enjoy. Werner Bogula
25 Episodes
A fast embellished version of the German Song Elselein liebstes Elselein from the Crauss Lute book, click on Headline to listen (c) 2005-2011 W.G. Bogula / bogula (a.t) gmail.com
1 year ago | |
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Haunting piece, rather dark for a Branle. Le Roy's book for 4-course renaissance guitar is absolutely fascinating. And sounds pretty good on the Uke. (c) 2005 -2009 W.G. Bogula / bogula (a.t) gmail.com
3 years ago | |
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Today, the idea of using an Ukulele as a substitute for a renaissance guitar came true. Bought a rather inexpensive tenor uke with fine Aquila Nylgut strings, which make a good sound. If you want to listen to a sound example, just click on the headline. If you want to learn the Ukulele (classic or modern style) I recommend the great site of Rob McKillop: FingerStyleUke (c) 2005-2009 W.G. Bogula / bogula (a.t) gmail.com
3 years ago | |
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I am hooked. After studying the great stuff Rob MacKillop sent to me (from FingerstyleUke) I reentabulted a nice little recercar by Bossinensis. It's fresh and cool and fun, yeah. If you want to listen to it, click on the headline, if you like to play it yourself, here comes the tab: Bossinensis goes uke. (Original tab by Sarge Gerbode. Listen to Recercar6 (c) 2005 W.G. Bogula / bogula (a.t) gmail.com
3 years ago | |
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Ach lieb mit Leid (Premium version), from "Ein Newgeordnet Künstlich Lautenbuch". The diminutions are tricky. Still not the real thing, but again benign reverb makes it bearable. (c) 2005-08 W.G. Bogula / bogula (a.t) gmail.com
3 years ago | |
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Lautenfestival Burg Sternberg 09 from Eric Klepptenberger on Vimeo. We had great fun, at Burg Sternberg. More than 60 lutenists met in this historical venue to make music, talk and drink together.
4 years ago | |
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"Una saniosa porfia", a beautiful intabulation of Encinas song by Pascale Bouquet, who I met at the International Lute Festival in Antwerp. She has been editing the lute edition of the French Lute Society for over 20 years. (Click on headline to listen!) (c) 2005-2008 W.G. Bogula
4 years ago | |
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Picture: The moment I got my new lute from lutebuilder Peter van Wonterghem. Great work, Peter! Ein seer guter organistischer Preambel, from "Ein Newgeordnet Künstlich Lautenbuch". A free toccata style piece by Newsidler. Played on my new lute at a lute meeting in Cottbus Germany in Oct. 2008. Thanks to Wolfgang Wiehe for the recording. (Click on headline to listen!) (c) 2005-2008 W.G. Bogula
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4 years ago | |
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Zart schoene Frau, from "Ein Newgeordnet Künstlich Lautenbuch". It looks quite easy, but is tricky in the details. Benign reverb makes it bearable. (c) 2005-08 W.G. Bogula / bogula (a.t) gmail.com
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5 years ago | |
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Neither to the left, nor to the right, you see Hans Newsidler. The picture was taken during the International Lutefestival in the Naturkundemuseum in Regensburg. Benedictus, from "Ein Newgeordnet Künstlich Lautenbuch". An intabulation of a Heinrich Isaac setting. It contains all the characteristic elements of Newsidlers art. Rapid runs and embellishments at the brink of playability. Currently it's a little beyond my horizon, but I keep trying. (c) 2005-2008 W.G. Bogula / bogula (a.t) gmail.com
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