I've read differing opinions of whether the ends of a lute belly's bracing
bars should be glued to the ribs (thereby adding support and helping to
define the shape of the bowl) or not glued as such (leaving the belly more
free to vibrate). My experience and intuition don't add up to enough to
I would like to confirm as I fly very often with the theorbo with the
extra seat, that few of my theorbos will fit in in either the budget
planes or the new fuel efficient models that also have a lower
overhead compartment. It is a real problem.
dt
At 02:44 AM 6/26/2007, you wrote:
Dear All,
Dear Ed
That was nice, thank you for pointing us towards it. Btw, the 'like
renaissance players did a thousand years ago' showed the almost but not
quite accurate sense of history of the presenter.
I met my wife through the lute, as her lesson at the conservatory was just
before mine and I
Dear collected Wisdom,
does someone happen to know of a recording that includes the eight
dances for two lutes (tuned a fourth apart) by Matthäus Waissel?
Mathias
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On Sun, Jul 1, 2007, Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I've read differing opinions of whether the ends of a lute belly's bracing
bars should be glued to the ribs (thereby adding support and helping to
define the shape of the bowl) or not glued as such (leaving the belly more
free to vibrate).
*Sunday 01 July 2007 13:00http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio3/earlymusicshow/pip/3vw3c
*
A Musical Banquet: Catherine Bott introduces a selection of music by John
Dowland and his contemporaries, performed by tenor Mark Padmore with
lutenist Elizabeth Kenny.
It is only online for a week so enjoy it while
Hi,
If someone is interested in this, i recorded it and the Saturday early
music show with music of the court of henry VII as mp3 files in my
gmx-media center.
Greetings
Wolfgang
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Von: Chris Bolton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Sonntag, 1. Juli 2007 22:32
