Is this recording of the carillon going to be available?!
On Sat, Sep 20, 2008 at 5:22 AM, Jean-Marie Poirier
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Martin, such quality is something special to French churches, didn't
you notice ? ;-
Jean-Marie ( no kidding I agree 100% with what y
tascam's stuff is not what it was.
I will be at the AES show in a few weeks and I'll post a report of
the good lute recording stuff,
there may be a Fostex beater out there, or some new budget mics.
Always look for a noise figure of 129.5 EIN in a preamp and A
weighted 10-15 in a mic.
It won't te
Dear Friends,
Just to inform that we are gonna play Baroque Lute Duets tomorrow,
21.09.2008 Sunday 11.30 am
at :
Kaplica Parafii Uczniow Panskich
Kepa Zawodowska
Bruzdowa str 11
Warsaw - Wilanow ( Poland)
Maybe some of you happen to be from this area...
Best wishes, Anna Kowalska & Anton
Hi,
Mathias wrote:
> But this was your Berr baroque lute, no? Tuned in ton vieil?
Yes, a true 10 course "renaissance lute". Stephen and Sandy describe
the idea:
"Although this instrument was built much later than the golden period of
the 10-course repertoire, it is a beautiful shape (the body
Dear Neil,
I'm pleased to hear that you are happy with your EMS lute. One of my
students bought one, and had to return it to them for adjustments to be
made. The string spacing at the nut made the instrument unplayable.
Three grand would get you a very nice lute indeed. Yes, it is a lot of
money
Dear Arthur,
Thank you again very sincerely for spending some time answering my initial
query about the mysterious B.M. Yes, I was aware of the fact that Mariagrazia
Carlone was Paul Beier's wife. By the way I like what Paul does very much. I
will keep the possible Medici connection to myself u
> > in a way I have found that the aim to tone production among lutenists
> > could perhaps be divided to two extremes: there are those very gentle
> > players, who hardly touch their strings, and then there are those, who
> > nearly beat the strings.
I'm not a prof player, but I know both approac
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb:
> Now it was time to make some videos, too ;-)
> And so the arrangements are clearly playable ;-))
But this was your Berr baroque lute, no? Tuned in ton vieil?
> You can find the music (pdf) and links to YouTube and Vimeo versions in
> my page
>
>http://www.c
Martin, such quality is something special to French churches, didn't you notice
? ;-
Jean-Marie ( no kidding I agree 100% with what you wrote about recording and I
also own a H2 Zoom : wonderful little machine !)
>
>Just an aside - the small size and built-in mics of the Zoom make it
>id
Dear Damian,
Sorry I'm a late arrival to this discussion - and I agree with what has
been said already. It was Rob who got me started on this recording
business: his MP3s of Fuenllana sounded as though they must have been
produced expensively, but it turned out he had just plugged a cheap mic
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