Il me suffit

2005-02-04 Thread Manolo Laguillo
Hi, unable to find on the web Attaignant's Il me suffit tablature (I have heard it played by Hopkinson Smith), I resort to you, lutelist members... Where can I find it ? Thank you ! Saludos from Barcelona, Manolo Laguillo -- To get on or off this list see list information at

Re: Gut strings

2005-02-04 Thread Ed Durbrow
How often should one change synthetic strings? When they go bad. I was having the strangest intonation problems with a Nylgut octave the other day. Certain frets would be in tune and others would be way out. Usually out of tune-ness progresses up the fretboard. How long are you people able to

Re: Il me suffit

2005-02-04 Thread Edward Martin
Dear Manolo, It is a very beautiful piece, and in a modern edition, it can be obtained from Dick Hoban. Please see this site, for a wonderful anthology of early renaissance lute music. Please see, The Art of the Lute in Renaisance France, Volume 1. It also has an accompanying CD of various

Gmail

2005-02-04 Thread Daniel Shoskes
For those of you who don't know, gmail is the new web based email system from Google. You can only get an account by being invited by a current user. I have about 50 unusued invitations. If anyone from the lute list would like one (first come, first served!), send an email to: dshoskes at

Re: gut treble strings

2005-02-04 Thread Martin Shepherd
Dear All, Just a few comments arising: Thanks to all who responded to my question - I have replied to everyone individually (at least that was the intention) but I thought you might be interested to know where I'm coming from with all this. It was soon after I started playing the lute around

Il me suffit

2005-02-04 Thread Manolo Laguillo
Dear all, 10 minutes after sending the email asking for Il me suffit, I suddenly remembered where it is, right off the shelf: In Diane Poulton's Tutor, as a facsimil ! But I had to leave, and had no time to send another email. Thank you to everybody for the quickest answer ! Saludos from

Re: gut treble strings

2005-02-04 Thread Michael Thames
Here is the entire article, I believe a woman from Italy was asking about this. http://www.aquilacorde.com/articles4.htm Michael Thames www.ThamesClassicalGuitars.com - Original Message - From: Edward Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Michael Thames [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Lute

Re: Gut strings

2005-02-04 Thread Jon Murphy
Caroline, and Timothy, I wonder at the concern for strings from rank beginners (as I am also). The lute is a subtle instrument, and I'm learning that in my play. But I have a very good ear for tone and pitch and have had to use nylon fishing line for my chanterelle to tune it up to g' without