Definitions

Sorry, no definitions found. You may find more data at fretwork.

Etymologies

Sorry, no etymologies found.

Support

Help support Wordnik (and make this page ad-free) by adopting the word Fretwork.

Examples

  • Dryden's Music for a While, set by Purcell, also gave the title to Iestyn Davies's morning recital with Fretwork, where the immaculate sound of Davies's countertenor did beguile all cares.

    Iestyn Davies & Fretwork/New London Chamber Choir 2010

  • This Fretwork print in cactus green is an organic cotton and hemp blend:

    Fab Fabrics: Bold Organic Prints from Thea and Sami 2009

  • Now playing: Fretwork - Pavan: ‘Lachrimae Antiquae’

    Mission Impossible IV: Escape the Embarrassment | Diane Duane's weblog: "Out of Ambit" 2006

  • Fretwork reading-desks, rich windows of stained glass, Navajo blankets for portières, petrified wood panels, cactus-wood screens, and numberless other articles have been offered from various sources.

    Three Girls in a Flat Jean Yandell Loughborough 1892

  • Fretwork Harmonia Mundi HMU 907560; two CDs; $19.98.

    NYT > Home Page By JAMES R. OESTREICH 2011

  • Not long ago the idea of arranging the "Goldberg" Variations for an ensemble seemed outlandish, but Richard Boothby, who made this lively edition for Fretwork, the British viol consort of which he is a member, points out that even a piano version is an arrangement.

    NYT > Home Page By JAMES R. OESTREICH 2011

  • Most of the composers Mace was fond of were English, though his collection documents his fondness for Monteverdi as well, and Fretwork accounted for that with a reading of one of Monteverdi's madrigals, "Dolcemente dormiva la mia Clori," in which the spirit and inflection of the original vocal writing came through with remarkable clarity.

    NYT > Home Page By ALLAN KOZINN 2012

  • Much of the material came from his new Decca album, a repackaging of two of his recent discs: "Playing the Piano," a collection of solo reveries, and "Out of Noise," a grittier project involving dissonance, environmental ambience and contributions from other performers, including the English viol consort Fretwork and the

    NYT > Home Page By STEVE SMITH 2010

  • Much of the material came from his new Decca album, a repackaging of two of his recent discs: "Playing the Piano," a collection of solo reveries, and "Out of Noise," a grittier project involving dissonance, environmental ambience and contributions from other performers, including the English viol consort Fretwork and the

    NYT > Home Page By STEVE SMITH 2010

  • Much of the material came from his new Decca album, a repackaging of two of his recent discs: "Playing the Piano," a collection of solo reveries, and "Out of Noise," a grittier project involving dissonance, environmental ambience and contributions from other performers, including the English viol consort Fretwork and the

    NYT > Home Page By STEVE SMITH 2010

Comments

Log in or sign up to get involved in the conversation. It's quick and easy.