I'm still recovering from the LSA Festival and I think it will take
me a few weeks to process it all. To start with, I've made a quick
page with pictures at
http://web.mac.com/dshoskes/iWeb/Site/Photos.html
A few preliminary impressions:
1) All the concerts were phenomenal. O'Dette playing M
Re: The slide show.
Contrary to popular belief, I do occasionally replace frets.
Bob
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Some of us are back from the Lute Festival in Cleveland and catching up on
our sleep. During the week the local radio spent a day with us interviewing
several faculty and members of this list. There are comments from Bob
Barto, Cathy Liddell, Jim Stimson, Ellen Hargis and others. Check out both
>> But perhaps it is best that these "art" historians ignore the musical
>> realm,
>> since they obviously have minimal expertise in that area. Oddly, they
>> touch
>> on many other cultural and historical aspects, but not music.
>
> what kind of connection would you think of? I mean, unless mus
Dear Luters,
I just wanted to let you know that Magnatune has recently re-issued the
following cds of mine (all of which are on period instruments). You can
either
download these or have them shipped as cds.
Danza y Diferencias: Music of Santiago de Murcia
Music for solo baroque guitar
On Jul 3, 2006, at 10:19 AM, Jason Kortis wrote:
> Does anyone have the problem of their right hand middle finger
> crashing into their thumb when playing chords?
What's the problem? That assures a good tone for me, especially on
two note chords
Ed Durbrow
Saitama, Japan
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Hi, Jason,
easy instructions I follow to achieve my correct right hand angle:
1. First I wear a shirt with long sleeves, the ones with cuffs.
2. If I do not want the cuffs touching the bridge (that would mute the
sound), I must change the angle of the hand-forearm, increasing the
separation be
