Come to think of it, I may have done it many times the way Sean does.
After all, when the fret has worn a bit, it is essentially a smaller
gage than a fresh un-stretched fret of the same nominal gage. Why
don't I have them on now? Laziness and no fret gut. (I've got to
order some.)
I had
Hi everyone,
I just wanted to say thanks for the answers posted on the forum and for the
private emails I have received on my questions.
In looking at the advice offered, it appears that:
1. there are are a lot of options and,
2. they don't often agree.
That said, I think that I can summarize
Dear Charles, Arthur, Mathias,
thank you so much for your (fast, exact, nice) answers. This list is a
treasure.
Saludos from Barcelona,
Manolo
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>>Dear Manolo,
>>according to Dick Hoban's "The Art of the Lute in renaiss
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Dear Manolo,
according to Dick Hoban's "The Art of the Lute in renaissance Italy" the
first is an intabulation of a vocal piece by da Crema 1546(Vol 3:
Intabulations) and the second is by da Crema (Vol 2:Dances) as well.
best wishes
Charles
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From: Manolo Laguillo [mailto:
Dear lutelisters,
I have the photocopies of two pieces in italian tabulature, both
facsmiles, same aspect:
Et don bon soir (this is a chanson)
Sal ditto el Giorgio (this is a... saltarello, obviously)
but no idea about where they come from (book, intabulator...)
Can somebody help me?
Thank yo
Excellent David!
So, this is Zamboni? I really must look into his music, - if Rob says it is
easier than Weiss. I think you just made it look easy!
Well done.
Ron (UK)
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Well done, David! What a nice piece. I've read through Zamboni's music and
thought it well worth playing and hearing - like Weiss but not as hard,
although some of the pieces do require a 14c archlute, but are playable,
sort of, on a 10c. Anyway, thanks for that and well done!
Rob
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Okay, this is my first-ever attempt at a video clip!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=7POoGxmv1qw
David R
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