Roman is correct, it is from the 2nd cello suite (JSB), played in a minor,
by lutenist Paul Berget. He recorded it using a Dan Larson Burkholtzer
lute. Paul is a wonderful musician..
ed
At 11:22 PM 4/29/2007 +0200, Davide Bioccoli wrote:
>Does anyone know who's the author of this piece?
>http
JSBach, 2nd cello suite.
RT
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From: "Davide Bioccoli" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Lute USA"
Sent: Sunday, April 29, 2007 5:22 PM
Subject: [LUTE] Who wrote this piece?
> Does anyone know who's the author of this piece?
> http://www.daniellarson.com/lutes/berkholtzer/ber
Does anyone know who's the author of this piece?
http://www.daniellarson.com/lutes/berkholtzer/berkholtzer_baroque_lute_sarabande.wma
It's an example of a baroque lute sound on the site of Daniel Larson,
and it sounds very beautiful and well played (and the instrument also
has a full,dark and gor
On 29.04.2007, at 21:56, The Other wrote:
> On Saturday 28 April 2007 03:25, John Scott wrote:
>> What can I use to tighten the tuning pegs? One has a tendency to
>> slip
>> every time I try to adjust the tuning. The lute came with a little
>> piece of black wax labelled 'Peg Paste', but it l
On Saturday 28 April 2007 03:25, John Scott wrote:
> What can I use to tighten the tuning pegs? One has a tendency to slip
> every time I try to adjust the tuning. The lute came with a little
> piece of black wax labelled 'Peg Paste', but it looks like it might
> lubricate the peg rather than add
Has anyone mentioned Mimi Wo Sumaseba (Whisper of the Heart)?
A 1995 film directed by Kondo, written by the wonderful Miyazaki. There's
an impromptu version of 'Country Roads" on viol, voice, assorted wind
instruments, violin and lute. Animated but looks accurate although the RH
pinky is not on t
Dear Omer,
Welcome to a great topic --strings-- and one we often stretch to great
lengths.
A general rule of thumb is to add about 10 to 15 cms to your string
length (60 cms?) to the outside courses (being so close to the nut) and
maybe a little more on the strings in the middle (especially 1
Well, as the only Urologist who posts to this list, I had to answer
the subject.
I strongly recommend emailing or talking to a real person when you
order your strings, especially for the first time. There are just too
many variables and a web order page can be so vague that you don't
know
Someone may have mentioned this already, but I searched under glees
and catches and came up with this: http://
onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/webbin/book/browse?type=lcsubc&key=Glees
%2C%20catches%2C%20rounds%2C%20etc.%20--%20To%201800
You're bound to find something related to food and drink i
Various French song books contain drinking songs. See those published by Pierre
Ballard, in Minkoff's facsimiles, and Etienne Moulinié's song books in
facsimiles by Société de Musicologie de Languedoc (Beziers).
OMI should have these.
Another French drinking song is in the Lambeth Palace song book
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