Thank you, Andreas !
Jean-Marie
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>Four pieces are in the lute book of Hessen-Homburg. The actual owner of this
>book is not known and I don’t have a copy.
>One piece is in F-Pn Rés. Vmb. ms. 7, p. 223 „Les Plaisirs de Gautier mis par
>hiret“
>
>I have this informations from
Would it be an acceptable solution, for the 7th course, to make an exception
and use an octave string whose density is less than that of gut? A nylon octave
would have a thickness of .4mm or more. In the grand scheme of things would it
sound out of place in comparison to the remaining diapasons
Four pieces are in the lute book of Hessen-Homburg. The actual owner of this
book is not known and I donât have a copy.
One piece is in F-Pn Rés. Vmb. ms. 7, p. 223 âLes Plaisirs de Gautier mis
par hiretâ
I have this informations from François-Pierre Goy.
Ballard printed an anthology
Andreas,
I am very curious to know about the arrangments for lute of 5 pieces by G. de
Marseille that you mention... Where are they preserved ?
All the best,
Jean-Marie
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>Here an important text on the picture by Puget:
>
>Marie-Christine Gloton: Pierre et François Puget.
Here an important text on the picture by Puget:
Marie-Christine Gloton: Pierre et François Puget. Peintre baroques,
Aix-en-Provence (Edisud) 1985, p. 125-127.
Lucienne Collard a démontré de façon couvaincante qu'il ne peut s'agir de
musiciens de la Cour, Lulli ou Quinault, comme la
Martin,
The first (larger area) one is reasonably clear in this link
rgds
Martyn
[1]Puget Louis XIV musicians louvre - Google Search
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Puget Louis XIV musicians louvre - Google Search
The problem with having unisons on 7, 8, etc is how far to go before the
transition to octaves, and how noticeable that transition is going to
be. Good luck, Magnus!
BTW, does anyone have a really good reproduction of the Puget they could
share? I only have a very indistinct one.
Martin
Thanks Martyn,
the problem that arised was to find strings long enough at this
thinness. But a few string makers that I ´ve contacted can supply them
in 1,5, 2,4 or 3 meters even though it ´s not part of their
"regular" catalogue. But yes- I also believe that the Puget painting
Dear Miles-
thanks, I don ´t know why I didn ´t think of that! It is a good idea.
It ´ll sure be a lot of experimenting in the beginning to find
the "perfect" setup for this instrument, but I ´m so eager to try it
out!
Magnus
On Tue, Dec 12, 2017 at 6:34 PM, Miles
