It´s available in Germany already.
I have my copy since yesterday. Barto recorded two very fine sonatas.
Markus
Roman Turovsky schrieb:
...has appeared on Naxos' web-site.
RT
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Dear Juan,
thanks for your post. It's interesting to see what tunings Yepes used to try to
make the
works more idiomatic in playing. I noticed that not all of his tunings are on
the fancy
side, 995, 999 and 1000 are in the usual tuning and for 996 he has just tuned
the
whole lute one tone
I want to thank all of you because your very interesting comments in this
thread. My only purpose was to tell about I'm a bit astonished in my very
short experience as baroque lutenist -less than 2 months- by the fact that
playing Bach lute works in a baroque lute is not as simple as I could
hope.
Dear Martin,
Thanks for two very interesting mailings - I very much
agree with what you say in both of them. There is plenty of
evidence from the sixteenth century to lend further support to
your point of view.
Dinko Fabris writes in relation to the rules from the Capirola Lute book:
Another
i screwed one of those strap pegs into the butt end of
my oud, made a leather strap with leather thong to
attach it to the peg box and i have to say it looked
ok - comfortable too - but i just pulled it all off
again.
the weakest point on an oud - i presume it's also for
a lute - is where the
To change the historic subject somewhat:
The most recent tablature I know of in old tuning is the set of
sonatas by Zamboni. That would be around 1700. Are there any
examples of old tuning since then? In other words, how long did the
old tuning actually last? And therefore how long did
Well into 1780's at least. Pietro Prosser played a few concerts of late
Lombard archlute music, but he is not at liberty to discuss the music,
because the Ms. is owned by a really sadistic man who likes to see the
community squirm.
RT
To change the historic subject somewhat:
The most recent
Dalla Casa could be assumed to be in old tuning, too and this from
around 1762. Actually the old tuning should have been in use in italy
until the end.
Best wishes
Thomas
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A lot of folks, myself included, attach their straps like that, and this is
the first I've heard of anyone having any problems with the neck joint.
From: bill kilpatrick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: lute net lute@cs.dartmouth.edu
Subject: [LUTE] Re: lute straps (genuinely about straps and lutes)
Date:
Thomas,
Actually, we don't need to assume that Dalla
Casa's tuning is the standard old tuning. Although
the music is written in mensural notation on two
staves, (chord shapes and figures suggest the old
tuning, but could theoretically be played using any
tuning that produces the right
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