RE: [Harp-L] unaccompanied harp



> I think "Willie the Shake"... Wherever he is... And who ever he really
> was... Would really appreciate what you did with Mistress Mine...
> Brad Trainham

Thanks for the very kind words.  Interestingly enough, one of the main
musicians at the Globe Theatre was named Robert Johnson.  He was a close
friend of Mr. Shakespeare's and contributed a lot to his last known
published plays, which have a lot of music in them.  American playwright
Tennessee Williams of "Streetcar Named Desire" fame was descended from one
of the musicians in the house band at the Globe.  I respect tradition and
am always conscious of whose work I'm carrying on when writing or
performing for one of these productions.

Shakespeare would love the fact that he and his work are still being
widely discussed 4 centuries after the fact.

Cheers,

Tio Ed

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