Hi all,
On the occasion of the Feast of the Baptism of Jesus, here I am with my
group, Wayward Sisters, in a performance of my own arrangement of
Christ unser Herr zum Jordan kamm (BWV 684). You can tell it's my
arrangement because the theorbo gets the chorale
tune: [1]http://you
I've used the D'Addario system in my guitar case for a while now. It
seems to work quite well. But there is really no warning system when
theA humidpaksA need to be replaced. On the guitar you handle them
daily since oneA actually goes in the soundhole, you extract it and put
it back
Hallo Susanne,
I once got the recommendation not only to be sure to always use a wooden case,
as it keeps some moisture in the material, but to close it every time while
playing, so that the moisture will not escape so easily from the case.
Viele Grüße
Stephan
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht
I am trying the D'Addario Two-Way Humidification System on my various
instruments this winter. Since this is my first time using them, it is too
early for me to say how well they work. I bought mine at the local Guitar
Center, which probably doesn't exist where you live. You can order them at
v
Humidity in the enclosed heated environments, when the outside
temperatures are very low, do reach as low as 10-15%, and even lower.
Cars, trains will easily create such a conditions. When you put a
humidifier into the case, or even inside the instrument, this is
not going to create a humidified
Thank you to all who gave me precious indications concerning the Weiss
London manuscript.
It's really INVALUABLE to always get your very kind help.
All the best,
Luca
Luca Manassero on 10/01/15 16:57 wrote:
Dear collective wisdom,
I'm looking for the facsimile well known L
Dear Susanne,
Sorry to hear you've been having these problems. Others will doubtless
have useful suggestions, but one thing I would suggest is that whenever
you move from one environment to another (from dry to wet, or hot to
cold), leave the instrument in the case for as long as possible. I
Dear lute friends,
It's winter time, so e.g. in Central Europe here it can be quite dry
outside. As a result of a train trip on one of those dry days the table
of my baroque mandolin loosened from the body although I avoided to put
my instrument next to heatings and put some water inside the
Dear Lutenetters,
here is something to fresh up your German. However, don't worry, music is an
universal language. You can listen to the music played by Sibelius Virtual
Orchestra - the music notation software Sibelius - and follow the score on
the screen.
The libretto by Grabbe is a very early ex