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Dear all,
I'm selling 2 baroque lutes from Cezar Mateus.
1) 11c baroque lute by Cesar Mateus, USA, 2011 (ALL NEW, NEVER PLAYED). 70 cm
string length. Sold with NEW Kingham Case.
2) 13c baroque lute by Cesar Mateus, USA, 2004. 70 cm string lenght. In perfect
conditions ! Sold with Kingham
Gilbert Isbin has recorded his elusive piece, 'Weaving' with a bass
player here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_zwnlC9Vc8
Here's my shot at Gilbert's solo lute version:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXauE7R6kbs
Stuart
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For the Trauerode, if memory serves, you need some chromatic notes.
When I recorded it I tuned my D to C and tuned a few chromatic notes
in the long strings.
Gorgeous music!
Of course it could be for two lautenwerken. Bach had several, along
with a lute and a viol.
dt
At 01:41 PM 6/14/2011,
To all
A beautiful rendition of a new solo lute piece of mine, 'Weaving', by
Stuart Walsh
[1]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXauE7R6kbs
Best
Gilbert Isbin
[2]http://users.telenet.be/gilbert.isbin/contents.html
[3]http://www.youtube.com/user/IsbinGilbertLute
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Sarge has been working away on Pickering, and Yay Sarge!!!
I wish I had such a resource when I was learning those pieces from film.
Sarge deserves a medal.
dt
At 07:19 AM 6/6/2011, you wrote:
Sarge Gerbode has a facsimile of the manuscript on his lute page:
I would rate his lutes in the top ten and the vihuelas in the top five
They ones I have played have a relatively open sound, which I like,
possibly because of the slightly larger rose spacing.
dt
At 06:23 AM 5/30/2011, you wrote:
Dear Lute Listers:
I am interested in the work of
To All:
We've posted our Saturday quote, with words of wisdom extracted from
the final pages of the Burwell tutor.
[1]http://mignarda.wordpress.com/2011/06/25/saturday-morning-quote-6-ve
ry-serious-advice/
Best wishes,
Ron Donna
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References
1.
There are a number of technical challenges here becasue MP3 is a
lossy format. So there are holes in the sound. Easiest way to fill in
the sound is with a room simulator, like SIR
You can also use a frequency exciter to supply missing harmonics.
MP3s are like frozen food, so you are trying to
Testing, testing...
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Just as combining the registers of a harpsichord
produces a very different sound, so do double
strings on a theorbo. It is clear that this
quality sound was very much desired historically,
and in many ways is the opposite of modern practice in professional circles.
Well, there is a reason for
A beautiful rendition of a new solo lute piece of mine, 'Weaving', by
Stuart Walsh
[1]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXauE7R6kbs
Best
Gilbert Isbin
[2]http://users.telenet.be/gilbert.isbin/contents.html
[3]http://www.youtube.com/user/IsbinGilbertLute
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Does anyone have a figure for nylon breaking point, not in pitch but
in KG per mm?
I'm sure I have seen this somewhere on the list, but can't find it.
TIA
dt
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Friends, Crawford Young et al. are giving a workshop in Spello, Italy
July 25th through 30th.
[1]http://www.centrostudiadolfobroegg.it/archives/1274
For some reason the workshop has had difficulty attracting
participants, even though it is
a) given by a FABULOUS group of
He people -
The lute mailing list got stuck this past weekend. It is running
again! Sorry for the trouble.
Wayne
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Dear all,
I'm selling 2 baroque lutes from Cezar Mateus.
1) 11c baroque lute by Cesar Mateus, USA, 2011 (ALL NEW, NEVER PLAYED). 70 cm
string lenght. Sold with NEW Kingham Case.
2) 13c baroque lute by Cesar Mateus, USA, 2004. 70 cm string lenght. In perfect
conditions ! Sold with Kingham
David,
See here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultimate_tensile_strength
a) 45-75 MPa
b) MPa = 10^6 Pa = 10^6 N/m^2 = 10^5 Kg/m^2 = 0.1 Kg/mm^2.
In other words, something in the range 4.5-7.5 Kg/mm^2.
Peter.
On Sat, 25 Jun 2011, David Tayler wrote:
Does anyone have a figure for nylon
Hi David,
The tensile strength of Dupont Tynex Nylon is 44600 lbs per square
inch which Google translates as 31 356 903.3 kg / m2.
Craig
Craig R. Pierpont
Another Era Lutherie
www.anotherera.com
--- On Sat, 6/25/11, David Tayler vidan...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
From:
Hi Caroline,...I thought about attending when it was announced...It
will be certainly wonderful!
...but in addition to the course fees there is also the travel cost,
and Italy is no less than 1500 usd apart (at least from here)...so
total would be around 3K...
Perhaps that's
Ron Donna,
Fine words of wisdom from the Burwell tutor; I shall take them to heart. And
just a word about the pleasure being derived from your CD Sfumato. The
songs and instrumental pieces are wonderfully performed. The production is
equally excellent, from the very natural sounding
On Jun 25, 2011, at 2:44 PM, David Tayler wrote:
For the Trauerode, if memory serves, you need some chromatic notes.
When I recorded it I tuned my D to C and tuned a few chromatic notes
in the long strings.
Gorgeous music!
Of course it could be for two lautenwerken.
Bach had several,
Thanks Peter--my math is not working today (or yesterday) what does
that work out to for a 370 Hz in meters
That is, the maximum length for top string tuned to G at 415 Hz for
the nominal A?
dt
At 06:09 AM 6/27/2011, you wrote:
David,
See here:
DIfferent approach starting at available string.
Thinnest nylon is 0.36mm.
At 40N that would be around 80cm for g1 (415H)
Conclusion: one can tune a 80cm theorbo as an archlute, with modern strings.
David
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Wow, that seems pretty extreme. I bet it would sound pretty tinny at
80cm.
The part I always find confusing is that the breaking point is not
related to diameter, just the length and the pitch.
But I have an 80cm lute here so I may just pop a few strings on to see
how high it
True... with 1.500 plus a 1.200 air ticket I could buy another lute
or have fun with my family in Buenos Aires, tasting the best meat and
wine of South America, not a bad idea!!
Regards from Rio de Janeiro (Brazil).
2011/6/27 Laura Maschi [1]lmas...@gmail.com
Hi
On Mon, 27 Jun 2011 15:30:57 -0700 (PDT), David Tayler
The part I always find confusing is that the breaking point is not
related to diameter, just the length and the pitch.
Me too! But material is material, stuff is stuff. I guess... :)
A
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David--how high would a silk treble go?
dt
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Sent: Mon, June 27, 2011
This discussion of breaking pitch has me wondering: Knowing the breaking
pitch of gut, can we use the rule of tuning a treble to just below breaking
pitch to determine at about what pitch lutes were tuned historically?
Regards,
Leonard Williams
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On Jun 27, 2011, at 4:34 PM, Leonard Williams wrote:
This discussion of breaking pitch has me wondering: Knowing the breaking
pitch of gut, can we use the rule of tuning a treble to just below breaking
pitch to determine at about what pitch lutes were tuned historically?
Not really.
You'd
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