You can ALWAYS change the strings on a theorbo, shortening the neck,
etc big problem.
Make sure you have enough pegs and holes and grooves to string it and
tune it anyway you want!
Guidelines (highly subjective, of course)
It should fall between these very general guidelines
String length 77-82
I understand what he is doing. When using gut basses (I do), often the
larger diameter gut bass as compared to a smaller wound string in
equivalent tension, I have changed some of the string positions, because
if the fundamental and its octave are close, the 2 strings, might
"collide", makin
But also look at the second picture from the bottom here:
http://louispernot.com/Fr/PerrineE.html
Anyone could get confused!
G.
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From: "Ronny Andersson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "lute Net" ; "Stewart McCoy"
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Sent: Sunday, January 27, 2008 10:29
Thanks for the elucidation, as Sean also pointed out to me. I thought it
looked strange, but the YT-clip (as well as the sound) confused me. Pernot
seems to know what he is doing. Impressive right hand!
G.
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From: "Ronny Andersson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "lute Net"
wish you guys well.
> > Any experience of this?
>
>
> Yes. I feel your pain!
>
> My left arm has been going progressively numb for the last three
> weeks. I went to the orthopedic hospital on Friday. They say I have
a
> narrow space between vertebrae in my neck. That has been causing
pa
There are couple of nice photos of the stringing on Louis Pernot homepage:
http://louispernot.com/Fr/index.html
http://louispernot.com/Fr/Photos/DemiRosl.jpg
http://louispernot.com/Fr/Photos/Cordl.jpg
Ronny
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From: "Stewart McCoy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "lute
As far as I can see, Louis Pernot has the strings of his lute strung in the
normal order, i.e. with the bass of each course nearer the ceiling. However,
the lowest courses are spaced at the nut in such a way that the gap between
the strings of each course is greater than the gap between courses. T
I wonder whether the historical Italian lutenists had a significant
advantage in their warm climate over the northern Europeans
who, with their cold climate and crude heating systems, may
have often had cold hands.
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Rob:
I have had carpal tunnel surgery and shoulder surgery. But before you do
anything do yourself and all of us a favor. Go to a doctor and have an emg
done as well as an ekg. Left arm problems often are indicative of heart
issues that can render the other problems moot. It's better to be
abctab2ps by Christoph Dalitz now produces German tab. It runs on most
platforms.
Leonard Williams
On 1/27/08 3:38 AM, "LGS-Europe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> How do others prefer preparing their scores?
>
> As clear as possible, with carefully planned page turns, in the notation
> (Frenc
Won't be able to play in a month?! Good luck, Ed! Take care.
Rob
www.rmguitar.info
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From: Ed Durbrow [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 27 January 2008 15:52
To: LuteNet list; Rob MacKillop
Subject: [LUTE] Re: arm pain
> Any experience of this?
Yes. I feel your pain
> Any experience of this?
Yes. I feel your pain!
My left arm has been going progressively numb for the last three
weeks. I went to the orthopedic hospital on Friday. They say I have a
narrow space between vertebrae in my neck. That has been causing pain
in my right arm and upper quadrant o
The facsimiles:
Six suites for cello:
http://wimmercello.com/bachms.html
Suites for lute:
http://alan.melvin.com/manuscripts.htm
Rafael Garcia Borges
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Abra sua conta no Yaho
Thanks again to everyone for their support. I have given in and have taken
the ibuprofen, anti-inflammatory drug. Sorry to be missing the gig this
week, but the longer term is more important. I'm sure I'll be fine within a
couple of weeks. Anyway, thanks again. So many doctors and nurses in this
gr
Beautiful! Thanks, Roman.
c.
>>> "Roman Turovsky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 1/26/2008 6:14 pm >>>
Eduard Drach (I have adapted a few of his songs for 13c)
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O31counI83Q
RT
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gm not nearly as bad as it seems on an A theorbo. Peri also wrote a lot in g
and G maj. and his pieces work well too. Even F is okay once you figure out
how to stay away from the Bb barr chord on the first fret. Reentrant tuning
helps . R.
From: Ed Durbrow
Hi Rocky
Long time no see, great to hear you're playing.
I have used Finale for years (for music notation and tabs) and it
..
I also have created custom fonts to make some notation challenges easier.
I'm a heavy Finale user too, including tabs, especially since that has
become a lot easie
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