After Carnegie Hall (sorry, just had to say it...) I'll be in
Goettingen for the big Handel festival for a whole month at the Hotel Clarion.
Anyone who is near Goettingen is invited to join us for a beer!
Drink beer and play lute!
There are some nice wines as well, but I can already see that the
More (and better quality) iconographic material for your perusal and
delectation
at
http://www.torban.org/mamai/
RT
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--- On Thu, 4/23/09, David van Ooijen wrote:
>
> On a side line, a toy theorbo tuned to d' is no longer
> a toy theorbo,
It would be if a French toy theorbenist was unlucky enough to travel to Venice,
where pitch was higher (the baroque theorists there having decreed that the
pitches of all V
These are the results for the fretboard strings with Paul Beier's string
calculator.
"Gut" is the column to look for as nylgut is by and large of the same
charactersitics as gut. May I recommend that you round down the decimal
places, e. g. 0.420 equals 0.4, 0.499 equals 0.5 and so on because
dif
Dear fellow lutenists,
Just a quick note to make you know that I am selling my baroque guitar
made by Sebastián Nuñez in 2005. I am progressively focusing on the
renaissance repertoire and I don´t play baroque guitar anymore.
I have prepared a webpage were you can have a look to some pictur
I'm looking at the popular Weiss A minor sonata and there are clearly
lots of differences between the London and the Dresden. Has anyone
done a full analysis? For those who have played it, do you have a
preference (obviously the London is more 11 course friendly but does
use the 13th). I've
On Apr 22, 2009, at 1:08 PM, wi...@cs.helsinki.fi wrote:
> I have stringed and tuned my archlute (Stephen Barber, 1987) to a
> "Théorbe de pieces" in d (a'=392).
Or you've got it in A at a'=532
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On Apr 22, 2009, at 12:24 PM, Daniel Winheld wrote:
> racing the sun as it goes down into the Pacific Ocean,
>somewhere beyond the Golden Gate of San Francisco.
What part of the bay area are you in? I spent a few years in Marin
and Sonoma counties. Nancy Carlin was one of the first lute play
David van Ooijen wrote:
Wikla wrote:
"Théorbe de pieces" in d (a'=392).
..
On a side line, a toy theorbo tuned to d' is no longer a toy theorbo,
but what is an archlute strung as a theorbo? ;-)
My case is even more complicated: my archlute is actually a toy
archlute, because of its string l
On Wed, Apr 22, 2009 at 10:08 PM, wrote:
> "Théorbe de pieces" in d (a'=392). This kind of high theorbo really
> feels the right thing to the French "middle baroque" - the times of
Way to go, Arto!
On a side line, a toy theorbo tuned to d' is no longer a toy theorbo,
but what is an archlute str
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