How To Use Lutenist In A Sentence
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He was joined by elegant Italian lutenist Andrea Damiani in contrapuntal pieces by Vincenzo Galilei.
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Intrigued, he attended a recital by the virtuoso lutenist Joseph Iadone, a member of New York Pro Musica, whose work helped bring wider attention in America to early music.
James Tyler, luntenist and master of early instruments, helped preserve music of ancient era
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It is to be found in the basso ostinato, a repeated bass line over which a keyboard player or lutenist improvises chords and a singer or player evolves a melody.
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They were technically inept in the skills of composition, though some were fine singers and lutenists.
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Which lutenist composed the song Flow My Tears and the instrumental work Lachrimae, or Seaven Teares?
Times, Sunday Times
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Daniel Abraham's fine Bach Sinfonia and lutenist Ronn McFarlane brought all of Vivaldi's music for lute and strings -- two concertos and two trio sonatas -- to the Takoma Park/Silver Spring Performing Arts Center on Saturday and rounded out the program with a motet and two of his other concertos, and two of McFarlane's own compositions.
In performance: Bach Sinfonia
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In the late 1950s Pears popularized early English songs by John Dowland and others, accompanied by famous guitarist and lutenist Julian Bream.
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Undaunted, he went on to become a virtuoso guitarist and lutenist.
Times, Sunday Times
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Considering that lutes regularly start at $1800, these are a great way for the beginner lutenist on a tight budget to get started.
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Young Alfonso was accepted at court in his turn, a singer, lutenist and violist.
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In addition to the previously mentioned lutenists, we must add the name of Eduardo Eguez.
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One of the most famous composers and lutenists of his day, Dowland also represented the Elizabethan artistic temperament.
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Béthune himself, his brother and his son are listed among the lutenists who played on this occasion.
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John Johnson, Queen Elizabeth's favourite lutenist, died in 1594, when the Golden Age school of lutenists was at its zenith.
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Thomas Berghan is a lutenist specializing in music of the French Baroque.
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The lutenist put down his instrument and rummaged through a side pocket of the case, and held up a pair of university concert tickets.
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The first lyric number of the "Orfeo," that sung by Aristæus, is plainly labeled "canzona," and was, therefore, without doubt a song made after the manner of the lutenists.
Some Forerunners of Italian Opera
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Undaunted, he went on to become a virtuoso guitarist and lutenist.
Times, Sunday Times
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The blind lutenist presents a well balanced album of lute treasures.
Times, Sunday Times
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Karin Mushegain and Steven LaBrie, from the company's apprentice program, ably took the two smaller roles, and the supportive continuo playing, especially from lutenist Michael Leopold, was a plus.
Little Glimmering at Glimmerglass
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He applied to be court lutenist for Queen Elizabeth.
FORLORN HOPE FANCY • by Douglas Campbell
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Our lutenist blew onto his fingers, our drummer fretted over his chilly skins, our soprano shrank into her mufflers.
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The disc evokes sighing poets and melancholy lutenists in the chambers of a Jacobean manor.
Times, Sunday Times
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The orpharion and bandora were very popular with lutenists of the Elizabethan and early Stuart periods.
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I am hoping that we can collarboate with lutenist GH and gamba player DM in performing some of these works.
Archive 2006-10-01
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In addition to his responsibilities as maestro di capella, he performed as a singer and lutenist at courts throughout the north of Italy, often with his wife, the singer Giovanna Moreschi.
Archive 2009-06-01
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Lamentably, the contribution to the Baroque made by the 17th century lutenist composers of the French School has not been fully realized, quantified or understood.
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A guitar virtuoso, heir to the lutenists of old, friend of Beethoven and Rossini, Giuliani composed concerti, chamber music, and songs, as well as guitar solos and duets.
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Arriving at the cauldron in 1829 is English lutenist Peter Claire, ready to join the royal orchestra.
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In ancient Egyptian depictions of lute-playing, the lutenists are mostly young women.
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Ensemble intonation and accuracy in complicated runs, written by Monteverdi for virtuosic singers, were less than elegant in this performance by eight singing actors, a lutenist, and director Benoît Malmberg.
In performance: Romeo and Julia Koren
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In 1962 he made his professional debut as a lutenist with the Pro Musica ensemble.
Times, Sunday Times
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It may well be that as far as lutenists were concerned, Bach could have saved himself a good deal of ink.
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I enjoyed both the instrument and the folk / improvisatory style of playing the mandolin, a bit as if it were a laouto, with the melody on the kantini (what French lutenists call chanterelle) and droning, mostly tonic / dominant lower strings.
Mandolin Cafe News
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Ronn McFarlane, lutenist extraordinaire, joins Bach Sinfonia for Vivaldi and his own work by Joan Reinthaler
In performance: Bach Sinfonia
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Accompanied by the great lutenist Jakob Lindberg, Ms. Kirkby, with her pristine voice, perfect diction, and graceful phrasing, reminded us that the primary role of vocal music is to communicate.
The Very Best of the Fall Opera Season
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The painting is probably best known to lutenists now as the illustration used on the paperback edition of the Dowland lute music.
