Can anyone recommend a place to buy the book
"Method for the Baroque Lute" by Miguel Serdoura?
I've found it at
www.sheetmusicplus.com
www.utorpheus.com
www.di-arezzo.co.uk
but I've no experience with any of these
sellers, and in particular I'm worried about
possible troubles in buying intern
Of these three, my only dealings have been with Utorpheus, from whom I bought
the Andrea Damiani lute method book. My experience was positive. When my copy
arrived and had some missing pages - non printed - they immediately sent me
another copy without requesting return of the defective copy.
The number of courses depends on the type of lute (renaissance,
baroque, etc), the historical period in question, and the
repertoire you want to play.
I've seen lutes from 6 to 13 courses.
In general, the number of courses increased as the decades
and centuries rolled by.
If you visit the webs
For what instrument and purpose, exactly?
>Is 10 the maximum number of courses?
>
>Thx,
>E.C.
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The Thysius Lute Manuscript has printed seven-line tablature staves.
Reviewed in the current JLSA. I have a vague recollection of others with
seven lines, but can't recall which ones. Fuhrmann?
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From: "Herbert Ward"
To: "echapin"
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Sent: Tuesday, November 16
Am I right in thinking you are asking about notating diapasons in
Abctab2ps? It's a while since I used that system, but it's
true that the user guide doesn't refer to any more than 10 courses.
>From a quick attempt to edit the Kapsberger piece in the examples
that come with the program I can't get
> Is 10 the maximum number of courses?
I would hope not, but it may be that the code was devised to support
renaissance repetoire, ornaments and scordatura get involved for later
material.
See the wiki article for links to the authors email (Christopher Dalitz &
Michael Methfessel)
The source c
> Is 10 the maximum number of courses?
I just downloaded it and am reading the documentatino.
No limit is specified, but the examples show 10, and the rest of the doc
implies renaissance lutes, so I suspect the code is limited to 10 courses.
I have not delved deeply enough to know if it is possi
I recently wrote to the Newberry Library in Chicago, inquiring about
the possibility of their producing a full color Capirola facsimile at any
time. Here's the answer (though there is some uncertainty about the color
aspect):
Dear Mr. Williams,
As it happens, the entire Capirola manuscri
The manual for abctab2ps gives this:
'Bourdon strings or "diapasons" are written in braces "{}". You can use both
the ledger line notation for courses 7 to 10 and the number notation; eg.
"{,,,a}" and "{10}" both mean the tenth course, where the first notation
results in an "a" with three ledger l
On 16 November 2010 21:21, wrote:
>> Is 10 the maximum number of courses?
>
> I just downloaded it and am reading the documentatino.
I just downloaded it and am reading the source :)
It seems that the source code defines the specific clefs and there's
no way to use anything that hasn't been wri
"
Am I right in thinking you are asking about notating diapasons in
Abctab2ps? It's a while since I used that system, but it's
true that the user guide doesn't refer to any more than 10 courses.
>From a quick attempt to edit the Kapsberger piece in the examples
that come with the program I can't g
As far as I know, you can use up to 14 courses, as you can see in:
http://www.lautengesellschaft.de/cdmm/userguide/node8.html#SECTION00088000
It's about tablature fonts:
68-71 (ASCII 'D'-'G') Numbers '4'-'7' for the french habit of numbering
bourdons
72-78 (ASCII 'H'-'N') Numbers
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