Does anyone have a subscription to the journal Early Music?
I am trying to get ahold of a review article in the most recent(?) issue of Early Music: "Celebrating the raising of the Mary Rose," by J. Montagu, in Early Music, Volume 36, Number 1, and beginning on page 165. Can anyone help? I've tried JSTOR and Project MUSE, but they don't go that recently. I could wait till it enters the archives, I suppose, but I'm impatient. :)
My current A&S project is a reproduction of one of the fiddles found on the Mary Rose, a Tudor warship that sank in 1545. She was raised and preserved in the 1980s. The wreck is the best comprehensive collection of Tudor material culture and human remains in existance.
Ekk and I cut down a cherry tree in the back hills earlier this winter, and it is now dry enough to work with. We hope to each make one eventually, but we're just starting with one right now since the wood has split more than expected. I've suckered him into considering playing a piece with me for Northern Lights next year. The bows will be ash, and Arminius (the stallion) has graciously agreed to donate a small portion of his tail as his is the only one long enough. (He hasn't, actually, but he's a sound sleeper.)
This is the first project all winter that I have been really excited about. I hope summer reverses the trend.
My current A&S project is a reproduction of one of the fiddles found on the Mary Rose, a Tudor warship that sank in 1545. She was raised and preserved in the 1980s. The wreck is the best comprehensive collection of Tudor material culture and human remains in existance.
Ekk and I cut down a cherry tree in the back hills earlier this winter, and it is now dry enough to work with. We hope to each make one eventually, but we're just starting with one right now since the wood has split more than expected. I've suckered him into considering playing a piece with me for Northern Lights next year. The bows will be ash, and Arminius (the stallion) has graciously agreed to donate a small portion of his tail as his is the only one long enough. (He hasn't, actually, but he's a sound sleeper.)
This is the first project all winter that I have been really excited about. I hope summer reverses the trend.