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Thanks for pointing that out! That’s so cool. I read about him but never made the connection with this sketch

@ it’s a famous picture, but John is the only one I recognise.

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Thanks. Not yet. But I will get to it eventually.

@@earlymusicmidi Can't wait!

Here is my playlist of Lassus works that I created using the Vocaloid software. I have not yet tried renderings using Synthesizer V - which is slightly less robotic sounding.

@@earlymusicmidi I don't see the list--is there a link that I'm missing?

@@donnaj9964Here is the link : Musical selections by Orlando di Lasso (1565-1590) ruclips.net/p/PLn4Qg2sVKTZlZX5Ig5OF0gjIPlPiLmaZh

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That’s true. I think after so many centuries of coexistence, there was some appreciation and familiarity on the part of some Spaniards for the elegance and beauty of Moorish culture and design.

@@earlymusicmidi I don't think that their music wouldn't have had such a distinct flavor and beauty if that were not the case. You catch that feeling so well!

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Glad you like it!

That sounds like fun

Yes I like hearing the middle voices for a change! Another performance by Herr Dirigent Johann Midimann.

@@earlymusicmidi Looking forward on that. I remember how someone (can't remember that person - maybe a fellow student or a professor, long ago) once came up with the idea to have the cantus firmus played on a trombone and the rest sung whilst the whole setting gets accompanied by organ and/or other instruments.

@ I have done that in the past in real life when I directed my own ensemble. It helped to emphasize the cantus firmus and it became a more didactic lesson. But I stopped doing it because I think the beauty of embedding a cantus firmus in between the other parts is to create a musical puzzle and a well-textured blend of sounds. Also I think Herr Luther wanted the human voice to stand out above all other sonorities including the pipe organ. 🤔🎶

@@earlymusicmidi Can't agree more!

@@earlymusicmidi Nevertheless, having a solo singer for the melody and the rest played by brass or strings might sound very pleasing too with this piece.

Yes, I was just experimenting. I will get back to original art and photography 🤔

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Thank for the comments. I also created a playlist of Willaert’s music. He is one of my favorites.

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I think I noticed that the leading consonants seem a bit truncated. I think I can adjust for that in the future. There is the option to lengthen every sound element. I glissando effect on the leading note was intentional. I was trying to capture the feel of early American music of which this tune is one of the earliest. It was found in the collection of William Bradford, leader of the first Puritan colony in Massachusetts.

@@earlymusicmidiSounds interesting. I'm looking forward on your further work with this new 'instrument'.

I am simultaneously playing with the image generator on my ChatGPT app.

Yes I agree. The glissando effect at the start of each phrase was intentional - to get that folksy effect that comes with amateur, congregational singing. One can hear similar singing styles with American shape note songs.

@@earlymusicmidi That's very much what it sounded like--or a lined hymn without the lines (if that makes sense!).

Thanks 🙏 Yes. Producing the songs does take some time…

@@earlymusicmidi And a LOT of artistry, to judge by the results!!

@@donnaj9964 Thanks again! Hope you like my other recent uploads.

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That’s very special

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c'est une image apaisante

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Danke ! 😊

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I use the Vocaloid voice encoder for the “singing” part and an iPhone app “Music Studio 2.0” for the instrumentals 😊

Thanks for the translation. It’s pretty close to my own translation, but my French is not so proficient 😊

@@abortiv-discs Yes. Every upload on this channel was created using computer software 😊

thank you very much for your channel, I'm rediscovering Dufay's works, the voices take on such a special dimension, it's great !

@@abortiv-discs Thank you for listening! I hope you enjoy some of my more recent uploads as well.

@@earlymusicmidi of course ! it's my well of discoveries 👌

I archives my latest renditions in my playlists which I organized by geography and chronology😊

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oui, c'est une expérience examinant les défauts et le potentiel de la musique générée par un PC

@@earlymusicmidi : Quel logiciel utilisez-vous ? merci.

Vocaloid de Yamaha Corp.

@@earlymusicmidi merci !

Agreed.

Thanks Al All the recercadas are wonderful but I have always been partial to these 3.

That was an early experiment that I tried using a very primitive MIDI editor. In fact, all of these soundtracks are experiments in computer sound production and were not intended to be compared with live performances. Every time I learn something new about computer sound production, I test it out on a piece of early music. My more recent creations are perhaps a bit more appealing to the trained ear.

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