Dear Jason,
I gave Gary a ring just now, and he says that he has been in touch
with you, since you sent your message to the Lute List. I mention
this here, to save other lute-listers following up your query. I'm
pleased everything has worked out OK for you.
All the best,
Stewart McCoy.
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Dear Lex,
> 1) are there more pictures around with people playing lute or vihuela
Is there a place where one can watch the two title pages (Narvaez, Mouton)?
I think I saw the Narvaez once, but unfortunately without really concentrating
on the picture..
best regards
Bernd
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Dear Lex,
My guess, from a cursory Google glance, would be that there are many
pictures gracing the pages of various books, showing Arion playing a
stringed instrument. The question really is whether there is any
connection between Mouton and Narvaez.
It is certainly true that the posture of the
Stewart McCoy wrote:
I think it is possible, especially in cases where the
animals are not well drawn, that the illustrator hasn't actually
seen the animals first hand. It is likely that he has had to rely on
other people's drawings, and the creatures become distorted, just as
messages can get di
there's a huge variety of tunings for the guitar.
given that the renaissance lute also has 6 strings,
why do you suppose there isn't such a variety for it?
some tunings are more versatile while others have a
particular effect. given the "do-re-mi-etc."
progression as a basis for melody, how do y
Dear Bill,
You are right to say that there are many different tunings for the
guitar, but stringing an instrument with different tunings is not a
new idea.
Lutes also had different tunings, as far back as Dalza in 1508, but
particularly in the first part of the 17th century. I don't know off
the
Artists in Medieval and Renaissance Europe produced some interesting
variations on Asian and African creatures from 2nd+ hand accounts, many of
them wonderful. I think there is a theory that the Unicorn was actually a
Rhinoceros?
-Carl
--On Thursday, November 18, 2004 2:01 PM +0100 Manolo La
Thanks for the help I was able to get a hold of him. He is still using his
same email.
There was some mishap with the emails apparently.
Jason
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From: "Stewart McCoy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Bill, et al.,
Variant and scordatura tunings weren't unheard of in the Renaissance, but
they really took off during the baroque period when composers wanted to
produce certain instrumental effects. The new lute tunings like the
"sharp" and "flat" came out of that interest in experimentation an
> and the
> guitar really began to develop as a serious instrument in the baroque,
That's "pushing the envelope too far".
RT
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Zoology was not much of a science in the renaissance, and Europeans still
relied heavily on the Natural History of the first-century Roman Pliny the
Elder (who in turn based most of his writings about animals on Aristotle
four centuries earlier). Much of it is a bizarre collection of inaccurate
obs
thank you stewart.
this arose from looking at roman's posting of eric's
very thoughtful, very generous tab site for medieval
lute - i couldn't remember how it was tuned. while
looking through various sites trying to get an answer,
i began to wonder how all these variations came about.
i've found
I have downloaded your GUI for Tab on a Mac running OS 10.3. It looks
great but all I can do is reproduce the test page which you've built
into the download. What am I doing wrong? I can open a page from
the Tab versions of Fronimo by V Galiliei, but it doesn't go to the
.pdf viewer when
Same problem.
RT
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> From: Richard Corran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2004 20:42:58 +
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], Lute List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: GUI for TAB
>
> I have downloaded your GUI for Tab on a Mac running O
I've had some requests for information on Toyohiko Satoh's lates cd with
music by Weichenberger. This cd, played on an original lute by Greiff, is
for sale directly from me. You can contact me off list for information how
to get it.
David
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Does somebody have for me the address of Konrad Junghänel?
You can reply off-list.
David
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