Looking for music of the Renaissance

Subject: RE: Looking for music of the Renaissance
From:
Date: 31 May 98 - 03:56 PM

Are there not songs in The Merry Wives of Windsor to begin with?

Subject: RE: Looking for music of the Renaissance
From:
Date: 28 May 98 - 08:23 PM

You can also try

http://www.is.csupomona.edu/~jcclark/emusic/#anon

Murray

Subject: RE: Looking for music of the Renaissance
From: Helen
Date: 28 May 98 - 04:38 AM

Hi

This is a good site too. Just click on the Renaissance section.

THE CLASSICAL MIDI CONNECTION http://www.vol.it/MIRROR2/EN/dtx.net/pub/raborn/User_html/

Helen

Subject: RE: Looking for music of the Renaissance
From: Bruce O.
Date: 27 May 98 - 11:18 PM

All the known English broadside ballad tunes of the 16th and 17th century are in ABC form on my website, www.erols.com/olsonw. Also for some of the 16th century songs look in my Scarce Songs file and for others also look for the SCA Minstrel homepage, or, nearly the same, go 'back' here, and near the top center of the Mudcat Forum page click on 'Links' then scan down the list to '16th century ballads' and click on it. From that you can click back to the SCA Minstrel homepage and explore.

Subject: Looking for music of the Renaissance
From: Christine
Date: 27 May 98 - 10:26 PM

Hi. I'm working with a local production of Shakespeare's "Merry Wives of Windsor." I need help in locating music appropriate to the show and some that could be added to a street scene/preshow. I also perform at a Renaissance faire and can always use new material. Thanks in advance for any referrals you can give me.

Christine Myers [e-mail]