Henk,
At the end of the third movement rondo from
Sonata II by Friedrick Wilhelm Rust(?) in Krakow 40150
there are two short passages written with all open
strings marked "all'8va." These passages are followed
by "loco" when fretted notes re-appear. This is not
absolute proof of harmonics, but it seems very
strongly suggestive. (Why not write 'n' if he truly
wanted the notes at the 12th fret?) There's no doubt
at least that the harmonics are very pretty and work
well in this piece.
Chris
--- H L Pakker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> LS
> Is there any proof of using harmonic tones (arm. ,
> flageolet, etc.) in the baroque lute period?
> Henk Pakker
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