hi,
there are 3 new lute intavolations for 2 equal lutes (Unisono) and one for 3
lutes (Unisono) on IMSLP
for 2 lutes
Dowland, John - M. Henry Noel his Galliard ---
Dowland, John - Giles Hobie's Galliard
http://imslp.org/wiki/M._Giles_Hobies_Galiard_%2815.%2
Hi Chris,
There is indeed a published facsimile of the Novus Partus, but I don't
have access to it right now. If this helps at all, I transcribed 3
pieces from that book - see
[1]http://musickshandmade.com/lute/collections/view/160 . I
particularly recommend the Gallinus et gallin
Some months ago I put shims under my second fret where
the strings had worn little U-shaped indentations.
At first they worked OK. But as time went on I found it
harder and harder keep them adjusted, and this morning
it was impossible.
I think the reason may be this. If you shim the bottom
of
I know this is hard- but sometimes ya gotta bite the bullet & replace
your frets. I hate it too- but you can get into a sort of rhythm with
it, once you've done the first two or so. The 3rd fret on my Baroque is
getting real ragged & nasty. Got a job on my own lute coming up real soon.
Have yo
Wooden frets fall off,
Gut frets also wearing out-
Seasons of the lute.
On 9/30/2012 7:23 PM, Herbert Ward wrote:
Some months ago I put shims under my second fret where
the strings had worn little U-shaped indentations.
At first they worked OK. But as time went on I found it
harder and harder
Keep in mind that nothing lasts forever.
But you may be able to rotate your fret, as it were: push the fret toward the
nut enough to loosen it, push the knot about course's width away from the
fingerboard, then slide the fret into position again, and (as we string players
say) viola! the worn
