Dear Craig,
Thanks for your message. I'm pleased you can turn it into Fronimo.
I've spotted a mistake. The rhythm sign at the end of the second
stave of the voice part should be
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It's correct in the original print.
So
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Dear Thomas,
I'm very sorry about what you wrote and that the German lute
society lost an active member. However, I cannot see any
personal attack in the mail you quoted. I don't know either if
it is good to post such personal things to the list. Personal
feuds in public are always a bit
Dear Stephan and list:
Unfortunately, some people take any disagreement with
their point of view as a personal attack and react
vigorously to that.
I just joined this list a few days ago, but I've been
on several music lists in the past, and the same
things happen. We musicians often have
In a message dated 12/31/03 6:41 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
So, if you are ever in Yemen, and invited to a
wedding, make sure you go because you may hear some
very interesting music being played on the 'oud.
Thanks for the tip, Titan. I will have to remember this next time I'm in
Yemen and
Dear All,
I just got a leaflet advertising a guitar and lute making symposium organised by CMB
(www.cmbpuurs.be), containing the sentence:
Iedere dag wordt afgesloten met een Avondconcert-onder-het-lover, met vooraanstaande
muzikanten uit binnenen buitenland.
They translated this as:
Every
Dear Stewart,
You wrote:
I've spotted a mistake. The rhythm sign at the end of the second
stave of the voice part should be
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It's correct in the original print.
So
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Be well, be gentle, and believe that who you were, who you are, and who =
you want to be are all the same person.
Lutenist
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There are a couple of pieces in a book that I
have of the lute music of Vincenzo Capirola.
Here is an example:
http://tobiah.org/measure.jpg
It seems to indicate that a half bar should
be used at the fourth fret, but I can't figure
out any way to get a reasonable sound by playing
the
Dear Luteneers,
Happy New Year from Down Under! Looking forward today to Kangaroo pie with Wallaby
spounge cake for lunch today under the coolabar tree!
Regards to all,
Michael Stitt
Australian Lutenist
http://bachplucked.com/lutenist/
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Do you
Tobiah--
That notation is Capirola's (perhaps) unique notation for a split course.
Stop one string only of
the course, play the other string open. It is noted thus in the original manuscript
of his works
transcribed by a student. In the measure you cite, you'll be playing an open a
I'd like to wish a happy and peace-filled New Year to all luteniks.
Leonard Williams wrote:
Tobiah--
That notation is Capirola's (perhaps) unique notation for a split course.
Stop one string only of
the course, play the other string open.
Oh, thanks. I can make sense of the measure now.
Unfortunately, I am using a guitar to play the music,
and so
A maximum number of courses and all other forms of happiness to all.
RT
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Roman M. Turovsky
http://turovsky.org
http://polyhymnion.org
The same to you, and all other lutenists. May I amend, that we wish you
wonderful music through a minimum number of courses (gut of course)!
ed
At 06:15 PM 12/31/03 -0500, Roman Turovsky wrote:
A maximum number of courses and all other forms of happiness to all.
RT
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Roman M.
May the new year be filled with music for you all.
Happy New Year,
Craig
As the old year ends with rain lashing against my window, I can still look
forward to a New Year of cheery conversation with all my e-friends. I
wish everyone the very best for the New Year.
For us we have yet another turkey and more mince-pies! Not too many
courses, or we will all be
Just one thing though, what does the IV{ indicate?
Thanks,
Tobiah
Never mind. Obviously it means that both notes are
to be played on the fourth course.
Skewered on cello pins???
RT
I'll have to make you a few of those Wallaby fritters in 2004 Ron, hehe. Best
to all!
Michael Stitt
Ron Fletcher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As the old year ends with rain lashing against my window, I can still look
forward to a New Year of cheery conversation
Doctor Oakroot wrote:
The IV indicates a IV chord (i.e., F min in the key of C min). Play the
tab. That's what it's there for.
Whoops, that's an F major. (Wasn't looking at the score when I wrote that
and missed the natural sign).
As for the split course stuff, can anyone actually play that
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