The historic (Chinese) plectra preserved at the Shosoin (believed to be =
from the T'ang dynasty) are made of (lacquered) sandalwood. The Korean =
Hyon Gum (Kommungo) is played with a pen like bamboo mizrab.
Best wishes,
danyel
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To: bill ;
Hello Marco!
CONGRATULATIONS
You seem to have cracked a long-standing mystery in Cinquecento lute music.
Whether Knight of the Lute was one or more persons has nagged me and others
for ages. What a relief to have it solved after all those years. We all
look forward to reading your paper.
Hello
Allthough i was told, that my query was ..outside the area of interest =
of
the subscribers to the Lute Forum, I have recieved a lot of answers to =
my
questions.
Thanks to all of you who replied to my mail, regarding the lute that I
found in the trash.
The summary of it all is:
It's from
Anyone interested in test-driving an unusual Chaconne on ASCENDING
pentachord (11-course is sufficient)?
http://polyhymnion.org/swv/ostinato.html
RT
On Tue, 20 Apr 2004, Roman Turovsky wrote:
Anyone interested in test-driving an unusual Chaconne on ASCENDING
pentachord (11-course is sufficient)?
http://polyhymnion.org/swv/ostinato.html
Oh no! music by the so called Georg Anton Sautscheck again...
Why not an Improvisation on ascending
Anyone interested in test-driving an unusual Chaconne on ASCENDING
pentachord (11-course is sufficient)?
http://polyhymnion.org/swv/ostinato.html
Oh no! music by the so called Georg Anton Sautscheck again...
Why not an Improvisation on ascending pentachord by Roman Turovsky?
Even I would
On Tue, 20 Apr 2004, Roman Turovsky wrote:
It is for the benefit of any runkkari like you, so you would have an
This was just as an example of Mr. Turovsky's (aka Sautscheck's) very
bad manners! He seems to know even the quite bad Finnish words. Either he
doesn't really know what he is
Arto, are you drunk again? Lighten up, and if you have anything to say about
music: write a message or 2, put not about that large pornographic arachnid
of yours.
However I do admit that my suomeksi inferences about Arto are uncalled for
here, and for this I offer profuse apologies.
RT
We had (as I was a teenager) some finish au pair girls in the
neighborhood. There I've learned to say to girls mine rakkastan sinua
and in a bar to order kümenen pullo Kalja (sorry if the spelling is
incorrect). But an exchange of finish scurrilities is much above my
horizon and I think this
I just played through it.
Isn't a Ciaccona actually played rather fast?
Non necessarily.
I've played it at approx.
120 (my standard speed for Chaconnes). Then several of the movements in
16th are not clear. When played slower (say at 80 which the Adagio
would suggest) the 8th don't work
I just played through it.
Isn't a Ciaccona actually played rather fast?
Not necessarily.
I've played it at approx.
120 (my standard speed for Chaconnes). Then several of the movements in
16th are not clear. When played slower (say at 80 which the Adagio
would suggest) the 8th don't work
Dear Thomas,
On 20 Apr 2004, Thomas Schall wrote:
We had (as I was a teenager) some finish au pair girls in the
neighborhood. There I've learned to say to girls mine rakkastan sinua
and in a bar to order kümenen pullo Kalja (sorry if the spelling is
incorrect). But an exchange of finish
Does anyone know anything more about Joseph Iadone? I was just sent the
following snippet.
Joseph Iadone, an early-music specialist and recording artist who was among
the first in postwar America to popularize the lute, died on March 23 in New
Haven. He was 89.
mpt
On Tue, 20 Apr 2004, Roman Turovsky wrote:
I've been thinking (for some years) about writing a set of variations on
Kalevalainen Sävelma or adapt Martti Pokela's version for lute. Maybe I
should sign it with something like Erkki-Sven Lönnrot-Sautscheck...
Don't do it! You never could do it!
I've been thinking (for some years) about writing a set of variations on
Kalevalainen Sävelma or adapt Martti Pokela's version for lute. Maybe I
should sign it with something like Erkki-Sven Lönnrot-Sautscheck...
Don't do it! You never could do it! In real Finnish style!
I most definitely
..
So, well dear Roman, let us just keep your sautschecks in the other
side of the border line... (It really is quite frihtening to have
Roman's Russia just behind our border line! Are there really 200
millions of othe Romans there? ;-)
Arto
but well, ..., there are certain historical experiences of different
Sautschecks from Russia! Keep them in Russia! Thanks! ;-)
Writing while intoxicated..
So, well dear Roman, let us just keep your sautschecks in the other
side of the border line... [It really is quite frihtening
On Tue, 20 Apr 2004, Roman Turovsky wrote:
I'm a lot nicer that you think [...]
That is a certain falsity! I thought you were kind of nice - in your
curious ways. Not any more do I think so! Never!
After your latest insults in Finnish I am done with you! I really do
not want to read any
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