Seminar Director Phil Rukavina has put together a very nice program for
the 2010 LSA Summer Seminar, and descriptive material together with a
registration form are posted on the Seminars page of the LSA website.
Please join us for a week of immersion in all things lute at the end of
June.
http:
Hello Anthony,
It's so nice to hear you again! Unfortunately I have computer related
problems as well. Instead of certain fonts the small box with letters inside
appears on some sites. Do I lack some fonts in my laptop?
Anyway, back to Oud players. I think their world is in close relation to
o
Chris
I have not read such "blanket performance proclamations" in this
thread. I think we are all aware that each lutenist has to choose
according to their preferences, and among those must be their degree of
tolerance to tuning issues, etc..
Having said that, there is no rea
Seven years is minimum. I have a tin peanut brittle box with old and
newish gut strings- used & unused- going back to the late 1970's. The
Ancient Gutpile- authentic gut strings that the old (and aging) lute
players used to use way back in the 20th century.
>The way to go is to go all the way
> (Note that, in addition to his researches into historical strings,
>he is also one of our leading makers of synthetics!)
And thank God for that. I've bought far more type "D" and Nylgut (and
now also have his apparently more "gut like" type DE copper overspuns
on order) for my strange archlu
AT LEAST YOU SEEM A MAN OF TASTE; INTELLIGENCE AND HEART, DAVID - I LOVE
YOUR STYLE
I'll second that.
Stephen Arndt
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Dan,
--- On Fri, 1/29/10, Daniel Winheld wrote:
>
> Well, Chris, I still advise reading Mimmo Peruffo's web
> page, "The
> Lute in it's Historical Reality", at least for the
> information
> assembled by a truly dedicated lifetime player, researcher,
> string
> maker.
>
I've read through it
I didn't know you were such a romantic, David!
>>> David van Ooijen 1/30/2010 3:27 AM >>>
On Sat, Jan 30, 2010 at 2:04 AM, Stephen Stubbs
wrote:
> double strings on the 2nd (D) course and 3rd (A) course.
>
> How about stringing 1 string in nylon and 1 string in gut for t
I have had problems with loss of paragraph and line breaks, which have
quite put me off messaging, so I will try using a S: symbol to indicate
paragraph break, and see if that works.
Oh, of course the symbol was changed into "as", so I think, I will just
have to write "PARA", for pa
I have had problems with loss of paragraph and line breaks, which have
quite put me off messaging, so I will try using a AS: symbol to
indicate paragraph break, and see if that works.
Hello Jaroslaw
Last year, I went to a poetry reading which was accompanied
with oud, a
- so what is love??? ...
Every wise man's son doth know.
Shakespeare
DOES HE? DO YOU? MAYBE NOT KNOWING IS KNOWING IF YOU DO SO WITH LOVE...
AT LEAST YOU SEEM A MAN OF TASTE; INTELLIGENCE AND HEART, DAVID - I
LOVE YOUR STYLE
F
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On Sat, Jan 30, 2010 at 9:52 AM, Franz Mechsner
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- so what is love??? ...
Every wise man's son doth know.
Shakespeare
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Von: lute-...@cs.dartmouth.edu im Auftrag von David van Ooijen
Gesendet: Sa 30.01.2010 09:27
An: Lute List
Betreff: [LUTE] Re: Switching between gut strings and synthetics?
On Sat, Jan 30, 2010 at 2:04 AM, Step
On Sat, Jan 30, 2010 at 2:04 AM, Stephen Stubbs
wrote:
> double strings on the 2nd (D) course and 3rd (A) course.
>
> How about stringing 1 string in nylon and 1 string in gut for these
Recipe for a dislike to both string types and lute playing. ;-)
The way to go is to go all the way. Live
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