Komisch kaum, dass mal einer was richtig vorstellt, reden sie alle von was
anderem wie Luftbefeuchtern
Ich verstehe das aber eher in dem Sinn: Dem war nichts hinzuzufügen.
Viele Grüße
Mathias
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>Does anyone have any recommendations for a humidifier for lute. Would
>appreciate any advice - thanks.
regulating the humidity of your home might be the best option; all your
instruments, your furniture, pets, people will all benefit.
Mildew is the enemy, and the smaller the case the mo
Film cases, these days, seem even more rare than lutes. I use a
zip lock bag with holes :-)
Peter.
On Mon, 7 Mar 2011, Jeff wrote:
> A simple, home-made humidifier can be constructed from sponge and a plastic
> film case. Drill or punch holes (I use 3/16" or 1/4" bit) in the film case,
> in
A simple, home-made humidifier can be constructed from sponge and a plastic
film case. Drill or punch holes (I use 3/16" or 1/4" bit) in the film case,
in the upper 2/3s of the film case. Cut a piece of sponge to fit inside the
film case and insert the sponge. Fill it with or soak it in water,
I've been using the Kyser "Lifegaurd" guitar humidifier. This is really
something that's supposed to go in an acoustic guitar's sound hole, (it is too
big for my classical guitar) but I just stick it under the strings directly on
the rose. It works on my instruments, but it might be too thick
Living in South Florida this seems a quaint idea, but when growing up in
Connecticut our house had trays built into the tops of the radiator enclosures.
Filling these with water every few days during the winter kept the air
humidified. But I suppose today there are more efficient heating metho
Now to come to your question, ;-) the first one I know to speak of "good" and "bad"
notes, is -tatataTA-: Girolamo Dirula 1593.
DiruTa
of course, sorry.
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hi,
I have uploaded a new Lute Duet (Unisono)
Frescobaldi - Recercar dopo il Credo - Fiori Musicali
Enjoy this great music.
Score and mp3.
Anton
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Sponge, Dampit, What hast thou? I find an equal amount of danger from
dripping moisturizers as from dryness. I have a room humidifier running
night and day between Oct. and May.
Best,
Joseph Mayes
On 3/7/11 12:17 PM, "Edward Mast" wrote:
> Any music store will probably carry the type of humid
Any music store will probably carry the type of humidifiers made to fit into
the sound holes of cellos or violins (basically a perforated plastic tube with
a sponge inside). I use one of these and simply place it in the peg box area
of the case. I've also tried a kitchen sponge in a baggie, (w
Everyone is familiar with the idea of strong and weak
beats. I remember reading that, at some historical
time and place, these were called "good and bad beats"
(perhaps not in English). Any info on this?
One should perhaps mention that there have been three concepts around, which got, as usual
..Which is a pity because Magnus obviously plays this not so easy music very
well indeed.
Jean-Marie
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== En réponse au message du 06-03-2011, 23:54:27 ==
>People in the first two rows could hear him better, perhaps
>
>Mathias
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