[LUTE] Re: CD's at LSA

In einer eMail vom 28.11.2006 02:50:00 Westeurop=E4ische Normalzeit schreibt [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Then Dowland Songs by Stin er, I mean Lord Chamberlain's Consort. Hi, Thanks for the info... The Lord Chamberlain's Consort have a homepage at

[LUTE] Re: Low-tension strings.

I have not attempted it, as it would be a huge commitment of money, and time and effort, to change my technique as well. Bu, he sounds great that way. ed At 08:39 PM 11/27/2006 -0800, Sean Smith wrote: Wait, Am I reading this right? 65% less means one third the conventional tension. I find

[LUTE] Re: CD's at LSA

Thanks, Mark. Now that I see who is in this group, I can imagine they are top shelf. ed At 04:59 AM 11/28/2006 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In einer eMail vom 28.11.2006 02:50:00 Westeurop=E4ische Normalzeit schreibt [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Then Dowland Songs by Stin er, I mean Lord

[LUTE] Eyeglasses to Lutes

Dear Manolo, Donatella, Roman and everyone else, thanks for your mails! Someone pointed to Eco's novel a few days before and I wrote that Eco had published something about anachronisms he used in Il nome della rosa which takes plaxe in the 1320's. These did not include eyeglasses. Also there have

[LUTE] Re: Eyeglasses

Piecing together a Tusculum Sammelsurium from several posts: At 06:48 AM 11/26/2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Dear Stephen, no - you are not, although Eco admitted after the publication of Il nome della rosa that he had smuggled some rather recent ideas (he named Wittgenstein) into his

[LUTE] Re: Transitional Tunings

In einer eMail vom 27.11.2006 11:56:38 Westeurop=E4ische Normalzeit schreibt [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Dear Mark, Just to add to the list of music you already have from Richard Corran: There's lots of music for transitional tunings in Panmure 5, and I think Dick Hoban have done an edition of

[LUTE] Re: Eyeglasses (fwd)

---Ursprüngliche Nachricht--- Absender: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Empfänger: Caroline Usher [EMAIL PROTECTED] Betreff:Re: [LUTE] Re: Eyeglasses Dear Caroline, uh - it must have been my mirror image in the morning calling me elderly, :) Midden might be the better word, although I

[LUTE] Low tension strings

Dear All, Sorry if you get this twice - this is the second attempt to get it to appear... Here are some thoughts which relate to this topic: A couple of years ago I took my 6c lute with me when I went to Corsica for two weeks. While I was there I just played it, without checking the pitch.

[LUTE] Re: Low tension strings

Greetings, Martin! Your note here is well written, and very clear, and not difficult to understand, at all. I agree in most of the aspects of your note, with exception of the .43 being the smallest possible string... I am not disagreeing with you, as I have no information on that topic. Dan

[LUTE] Re: CD's at LSA

--- Edward Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Terzi duets by David van Ooijen (a great guy and frequent contributor to this list. Now, I can easily obtain this CD - I hear it is great!). I can attest to it! A fantastic CD. Great technical mastery and musicianship worth having in any

[LUTE] Re: Low tension strings

On Nov 28, 2006, at 6:08 PM, Edward Martin wrote: I agree in most of the aspects of your note, with exception of the .43 being the smallest possible string... I am not disagreeing with you, as I have no information on that topic. Dan Larson, my neighbor friend, is out of town (he is in

[LUTE] Re: CD's at LSA

People also have marveled at the Hurel CD of yours, as well, Chris. ed At 03:33 PM 11/28/2006 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: --- Edward Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Terzi duets by David van Ooijen (a great guy and frequent contributor to this list. Now, I can easily obtain this CD