Well put. On three, everybody take a deep breath and relax! 1,2,3...
Peace forever amen.
Chad McAnally
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Thank God some levityYes, another language may work. How about Irish
Gaelic? Or Latin? Ar finne an dia!
Chad
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Hi Jon,
Hope you enjoyed Somerset this year; alas I couldn't make it.
In the fullest sense of the modern term, Bunting made arrangements of the old
harp tunes for piano. The Irish clairseach, the traditional wire strung harp
was as far away from the piano circa 1840 as the modern oboe is
that Finnish is so difficult they prefer to speak
Swedish. It's the dogdays, let's have some fun...
T
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are becoming rarities in the world and I'd hate to
think that people who ought know better would act like this too.
This sort of garbage is what turns of people from lists like this. Can we
behave like adults now?
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Yea, I wonder what came first the chicken or the egg. I wish someone
would make a soprano out of him.
Here here!!! George Bush sings in Handel's Rinaldo!
Will my surface planer help accomplish this task?? I'll happily donate it!!!
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Yes, La Lutine by Fran=E7ois Couperin. I don't know a lute version.
Your certainly welcome, Alain,
Chad
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Sent: Monday, June 27, 2005 10:25 AM
Subject: Re: Built-in action? Double frets
Thank you, Chad,
Alain
Chad McAnally wrote
It was amazing how the sound opened up when I
released my fore-arm grip on it!
Absolutely. This has been my experience with not only the lute but with other
string instruments as well. And the soundboard is not the only part of the
instrument that vibrates when a string is plucked. My first
Hi Tony,
It's strange, I sent this to the list a few days ago and it suddenly popped up.
Maybe my server is acting up again.
I'm not sure how old the idea of adding that extra gourd to the sitar neck is
but it probably came from much older Indian instruments such as the Rudra Vina
which has
, in the next few days I'm making a neck for a baroque lute, and
can't decide on going with linden (light ) or Spanish cedar ( a little
heaver) for the core.
Michael Thames
www.ThamesClassicalGuitars.comhttp://www.thamesclassicalguitars.com/
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Just make it look like an accident...
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Subject: Re: Repair vs. buying new.
How badly would you like it to be damaged?
Wayne,
Ages ago, I owned a sitar that had the same problem. The spots where the
instrument contacted your body had marks and stains that were clearly not from
friction. And like your lute, the instrument would stick to me on hot muggy
days.
In this case old style spirit vanish was to blame and
Wow, now that's really odd. This is very similar to some Greek Rebetika lyrics
I'm familiar with. Rebetika frequently deals with smoking of hard drugs as
coping with atrocities, such as have your family shot in front of you. Pass
the oud! For more on Rebetika check out:
it is indeed possible for the ear to discern very close intervals, (for
example, Oud players do this constantly,) and I personally find using a
electronic tuner very frustrating, but in emergencies they are indispensable.
Chad McAnally
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