Hi All,
Just to let you know that you can see and hear the latest product at
http://www.luteshop.co.uk/Latest_work.html
M
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I'm trying to make rhythmical sense of this prelude (WeissSW 33.1)
This site:
http://mss.slweiss.de/index.php?id=1type=msms=D-Dl2841-1lang=deushowmss=1
gives a quarter note at the beginning of the tablature
And here there is no rhythmical value:
+1!
Another factor is old strings elasticity. It was discussed many times before,
but non of the arguments seem to be conclusive.
Were old strings so elastic that tying them in bundles did not affect gut
structure? I don’t know.
Anyway this is what Aquilla site says:
n 16th and 17th Century
In buying and using our lute strings we place an awful lot of faith in our
micrometers. I see people changing strings for going up or down a tone or even
a semitone. Yes, I think I can feel the tension change and hear it to some
degree but we're often talking a difference of microns in string
Hi Sean,
Your friend was right - if you're going to make a homemade roped string
(3 strands) the second course is what you use to make a 5th course and
the 3rd is what you use to make a 6th course, but I don't think anybody
did this in the 16th century.
My suspicion is that they bought a
Hi all,
This contraption was said to be invented by the 19th century violinist and
composer Louis Spohr.
But you could be right in that it was already in existence and Spohr made it
famous.
Lex
Op 18 mei 2015, om 22:26 heeft Miles Dempster het volgende geschreven:
Hi Sean,
A 'V' shaped
Thanks, Martin. The idea that in a bundle you'll have an average and outliers
makes sense.
...if you're going to make a homemade roped string (3 strands) the second
course is what you use to make a 5th course and the 3rd is what you use to
make a 6th course, but I don't think anybody did
[1]https://youtu.be/Cn6fmQXP2Pc
Here is a first attempt at dedillo with one of the Milan Fantasies.
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Subject: Re: [LUTE] Re: Gut string diameters
Date: Mon, 18 May 2015 22:31:19 +0200
From: Martin Shepherd [1]mar...@luteshop.co.uk
To: Sean Smith [2]lutesm...@mac.com
I think
Hi Sean,
A 'V' shaped notch formed by two straight edges set at a small angle to
eachother can measure small thicknesses very accurately. The thickness of the
string is measured by how far you can put the string into the notch. It
wouldn't surprise me if something like this could have used.
Very convincing. Just very good, period. Better than I could ever do
dedillo. Can you tell us about your vihuela- or whatever your instrument is?
Dan
On 5/18/2015 2:18 PM, Robert Barto wrote:
[1]https://youtu.be/Cn6fmQXP2Pc
Here is a first attempt at dedillo with one of the Milan
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