On Dec 1, 2006, at 9:22 PM, Stewart McCoy wrote:
There is only one way to finger it, assuming you want to sustain the
part-writing. It doesn't involve the left-hand thumb
I wonder if that is really the point; that is, one could find many
possible fingerings, but that does not necessarily
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But in an earler message you mentionned the following, I find at
least on the cittern
that the damped string gives a nice percussive sound to the chord.
You appeared to be talking of damping
Andreas and Mark,
I was just thinking on this. Is there any music
that is clearly written specifically for this type of
12 (not 11 or 13) course lute?
Chris
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Dear all
By the way, the whole problem of basses ringing
too long was
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Andreas and Mark,
I was just thinking on this. Is there any music
that is clearly written specifically for this type of
12 (not 11 or 13) course lute?
Chris
Yes there is a lot of
Dear Sean,
Ultimately fingering has to be a personal choice, of course, and it
will be governed to some extent by what one's hands and lute are
like. However, if you say yours isn't the cleanest stop, it is
unlikely to be the best solution. I'm not bothered about the visual
aspect, but I do worry
painful ...
eyemake-up was essential however.
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this one leaves me speechless, but check out the
right hand towards
the end.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b56WO5ctL8E
Actually, I've been trying to find the videos of
Hopkinson Smith
playing
I'm trying to follow up this reference:
B. Kenyon de Pascual, The One-Man Band in Eighteenth-Century Spain and
Instrument No. 89.4.1039 in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York,
Journal of the American Musical Instrument Society 20, 6572 (1994).
I haven't got access to AMIS. I'd really
Ask Stuart Pollens, the conservator at the Met and an LSA member (I don't
have the directory handy).
RT
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Hi Chris and everyone!
I was just thinking on this. Is there any music
that is clearly written specifically for this type of
12 (not 11 or 13) course lute?
Have a look at this:
http://www.tabulatura.com/Mestweb.htm
kind regards
Are Vidar Hansen
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On Dec 2, 2006, at 1:59 PM, Roman Turovsky wrote:
#41 at
http://www.polyhymnion.org/torban/sarmaticae.html
in an acoustic performance by the great Ukrainian RR band VV
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSdQZ32KW_k
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Hi,
Jagshamesh,
Have a look at this wonderful video by the same great Ukrainian RR band.
It has a sort of The Darkness goes Bollywood Vibe.
(But be warned it is not for the faint hearted, one of the band members is
wearing black nail varnish!)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nhSnBn99NTE
My fave is the garlic fields punk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgUmSILG2Cc
Makes MCR look cheesy.
RT
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VV is a lot smarter and funnier than Sasha.
And Oleh Skrypka, the lead singer, is the main supporter of the kobzar
guild, and its lieder Taras Kompanichenko who held a seminar at Basel schola
cantorum last year.
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On Dec 2, 2006, at 1:59 PM,
Arto will get a kick from this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crgelhKxz34eurl=
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