Cutting: Lute Music
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- Опубликовано: 20 май 2024
- Composer: Francis Cutting
Artist: Domenico Cerasani
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The only available album dedicated to a notable musician of Elizabethan England.
By the time of Francis Cutting’s death in 1596 he had become among the best-known of English lutenists, and but by then his reputation as a lutenist and composer had reached far beyond the Howard family of Catholic aristocrats whom he served.
As a lutenist, Cutting was probably an amateur, not a professional musician, but his works show the hand of a skilful musician and composer. His music is characterized by a preference for intricate polyphony, although he also wrote light pieces using simple homophony. In the pavans and galliards we often find a complex interplay between chordal and imitative writing.
Harmonically, Cutting’s music is sometimes forward-looking, with its extensive use of sequences and occasional flashes of harmonic daring.
One or two of his pieces are often encountered in compilations of Elizabethan-era recitals on record. It is much more unusual to find extended sequences of his work, much less a whole album. Yet, when heard in the round, it becomes clear that Cutting’s music belongs with the great names of the Elizabethan golden age. The serious mood of his pavans, the vitality of his galliards, the gaiety of his almains, together with his personal harmonic idiom and his inventiveness in using counterpoint, imitation and sequences, are all sure signs of a gifted and often inspired composer.
Now based in Switzerland as a professor of lute and guitar at the Conservatory of St Gallen, Domenico Cerasani won critical praise for his previous Brilliant Classics album dedicated to the The Raimondo Lute Manuscript of 1601.
‘There is much to enjoy on this CD.’ (Early Music Review) ‘Cerasani has chosen his selection well; his fine technique, musicality and artistic sensitivity invite the listener to transport themselves almost directly into the sound world of a lute connoisseur of the time.’ (Amadeus)
Francis Cutting (1550-1603) was one of the major lute composers of Elizabethan England, yet little is known about his life. He may not even have been a professional composer, as he is referred to as “A gentleman” and his works were not widely circulated like those of his fellow composers.
Cutting’s lute works have been preserved in three manuscripts written by Matthew Holmes and in “A new booke of Tabliture’ published in 1596 in London by William Barley.
Track list:
00:00:00 Francis Cutting: Sir Walter Raleigh’s Galliard
00:01:37 Francis Cutting: The Squirrel’s Toy - Cutting’s Comfort
00:03:34 Francis Cutting: Mrs. Anne Markham’s Pavan
00:08:20 Francis Cutting: Galliard
00:10:08 Francis Cutting: Quadro Pavan
00:12:30 Francis Cutting: My Lord Willoughby’s Welcome Home (Dowland/Cutting)
00:15:40 Francis Cutting: Galliard (on Go from my Window)
00:17:27 Francis Cutting: Pavana Bray (Byrd/Cutting)
00:22:09 Francis Cutting: Galliard
00:23:55 Francis Cutting: Almain
00:25:19 Francis Cutting: Pavan Sans Per
00:28:36 Francis Cutting: Galliard
00:30:34 Francis Cutting: Greensleeves
00:33:47 Francis Cutting: Galliard
00:35:22 Francis Cutting: Jig - Toy
00:38:00 Francis Cutting: Walsingham
00:40:59 Francis Cutting: Galliard
00:42:50 Francis Cutting: Sir Fulke Greville’s Pavan
00:47:32 Francis Cutting: Galliard
00:49:10 Francis Cutting: Almain
00:51:11 Francis Cutting: Galliard
00:53:07 Francis Cutting: Packington’s Pound
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Track list:
00:00:00 Francis Cutting: Sir Walter Raleigh’s Galliard
00:01:37 Francis Cutting: The Squirrel’s Toy - Cutting’s Comfort
00:03:34 Francis Cutting: Mrs. Anne Markham’s Pavan
00:08:20 Francis Cutting: Galliard
00:10:08 Francis Cutting: Quadro Pavan
00:12:30 Francis Cutting: My Lord Willoughby’s Welcome Home (Dowland/Cutting)
00:15:40 Francis Cutting: Galliard (on Go from my Window)
00:17:27 Francis Cutting: Pavana Bray (Byrd/Cutting)
00:22:09 Francis Cutting: Galliard
00:23:55 Francis Cutting: Almain
00:25:19 Francis Cutting: Pavan Sans Per
00:28:36 Francis Cutting: Galliard
00:30:34 Francis Cutting: Greensleeves
00:33:47 Francis Cutting: Galliard
00:35:22 Francis Cutting: Jig - Toy
00:38:00 Francis Cutting: Walsingham
00:40:59 Francis Cutting: Galliard
00:42:50 Francis Cutting: Sir Fulke Greville’s Pavan
00:47:32 Francis Cutting: Galliard
00:49:10 Francis Cutting: Almain
00:51:11 Francis Cutting: Galliard
00:53:07 Francis Cutting: Packington’s Pound
I see you misspelled his name in the title of your page. There's no "s" on the end of Cutting.
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Thank you! Sir Francis Cutting is my 11th Great Grandfather. I've known for some time that he was a composer, but until I thought to look him up on RUclips, I'd never heard his music.
This makes my study room feel like a noble court.
Lol😄
Really? How odd! This makes my Noble Court feel like a study! Gosh, this Renaissance stuff really makes you think, doesn't it?.👑
Ye olde studye ryoom 🕯️🕯️🕯️🕯️
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Loved that comment ❤ thank you!!! Hahahaha! I feel the same way!
Wonderful Music Forever !
Simply enchanting. 😂I bought a renaissance lute to play Dowland. But I think now I'm going to go and hunt down Francis Cutting's tablature too!
I am washed by the waves of soothing time while listening to this beautiful music
Complimenti al maestro Domenico Cesarani, grande tecnica. Bellissime composizioni del grande musicista Francis Cutting. Grazie. Ciao
I like the face of the painting. He has been looking at me without blinking 55 minutes;)
This beautiful music engages the while soothing the soul.
thanks, emma, for the fewest ads possible in addition to the always -- definitively -- brilliant music 🧡
I don't know this composer. So refreshing to hear someone new to me. Thank you so much!!! Fantastic.
My 9th Great Grandfather, thank you for this, beautiful ☺️
A break In d middle of pre Thanksgiving cooking chores🤪😇..just right on....Sublime and a glass of wine🍷❤
Don’t you know lute songs are supposed to be enjoyed with “chilling ale?”
Ask Ian Anderson 😂
Che meraviglia...grazie per farmi conoscere un nuovo antico compositore ❤, viva la musica
Ohh my God what a musical feast 🎶🎵☺🎶🎵
MGNIFIQUE ! BRAVO !
Quel beau voyage tout en finesse, en délicatesse
Quelle pureté !
Quel lyrisme !
Quel enchantement !
MERCI MERCI au compositeur et à l'interprète !
Erm, Cutting's music has survived in more than 4 sources:
Dd.2.11, Dallis, Thysius, 33748 I, Hirsch, 2764(2), Dd.9.33, Dolmetsch, Otley,
Dd.5.78.3, Besard 1603, Aegidius, Pickering, Browne, II.6.15, Board, 31392, M.
L., Euing, Marsh, 3056, Dd.3.18, Barley
OUTSTANDING, BEAUTIFUL MUSIC! Thank-you for posting this awesome lute music! (26 September 2021)
Marvelous CD. Thank you for bringing us Francis Cutting's work. I was not familiar with it till now, and indeed, as you say, he was truly one of the great figures of Elizabethan music.
So satisfying to listen to lovely clean articulation
Wow! I've been hoping to discover more of this composer's music since I heard a couple of tracks on a Julian Bream LP back in the 1980s. I'm so happy to have found this album at last 😊
🌻 Thank you! 🌻
This is so relaxing to listen to. 😊🌷
Yet another Composer I am not familiar with. Many thanks to Brilliant Clssics. What uplifting & inspirational Music. My list of new Composers just keeps growing.
Thank you with all my heart for this charming channel. Keep posting the wonderful ... My love with all my heart🍁♡🎼🎵🎶
I always felt the lute was a Cutting edge instrument.
I was quite sure that there would be at least one person Out There who would jump at the chance to make this all-to-easy pun. I was not even tempted to do so out of a sense of self-espect, but also in deference to the time-honored and reverred status of The Pun. To be perfectly honest, I also had no desire to incur the oppobrium of the Musical Cognoscenti, the Persons of Refined Taste, and the (occasional) Academics who troll these pages.
I, for one, have no desire to villify, chide, upbraid or excoriate you, Mr. Bennet. I would hope, however, that in the future you will exercise more temperate restraint and circumspection when deciding whether or not to engage in The Art of Punditry. If in doubt, simply ask yourself,. "What would Oscar Wilde or H..L.. Mencken do?"
Francis Cutting edge lute music
Wunderschöne Interpretation dieser renaissance-barockischen Meisterstücke im präzisen Tempo mit klarem doch lyrischem Klang des historischen Instruments. Danke fürs wertvolle Onlinestellen!
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Me encanta la delicadeza en la interpretación melódica. Gracias por deleitarnos con estas hermosas interpretaciones. Desde Colombia, un abrazo cordial.
Music of the English Elizabethan period.
Thank you so much for uploading!
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Brilliant upload
Merveilleux ❣️
great !!!
Great collection. It makes me wondering, could the Green Sleeves be the oldest earworm:)
Bravo Domenico!
Thank you! Well done! I love Francis Cuttings Music.
Beautiful
Nádhera! Nicméně se nemohu vynadivit, jak má je i zde nosatými šmejdy nasměrováno pouštění reklam, které kazí dojem.
He's my 11th great grandfather, I just discovered on ancestry web site
Yeah - so?
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Exactly!
Thank you for this. I am researching my ancestor... I am a Texas & Colorado bandmaster & instructor of music education.
someone further down also a year ago said he was her 9th great-grandfather
@@mesechabe he used to mow my lawn
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Thanks for posting! I love Renaissance lute music and lute songs, like a folk-counterpoint blend. I actually began writing an art song in the style of Dowland a while back. Really cool stuff. Love this channel!
I would love to hear your song. Are you going to post it on here?
Thanks for sharing, regards from Brazil.
Bellissimo!
Hermoso, hermoso, hermoso
perfectly suitable for studying hahaha
nice
Who is the painter of this portrait?
They were so baroque they were luting
Pretty Cutting Edge stuff.
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Does anyone know, is Greensleeves his own composition or it is an arrangement of a folk song?
It's a traditional folk tune.
It is traditional, but the variations on this theme from Cutting are famous
is a theme song composed by King Henry VIII.
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Greensleeves is a song of English words written over a chord progression known as the Romanesca. Its first lute setting appeared in 1509 (Dalza) and was a favorite of the Spanish vihuelists (Narvaez, Mudarra, Valderabbano, etc) and continental lute players. Vincenzo Gallilei--father to the astronomer--boasted of 300 variations for lute (tho I only counted 200, haha) in his first book (1584). It was standard English practice to come up with new words to popular tunes and chord progressions and this one, too, would be reworked again and again--What child is this?, being a modern example.
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