ase to
protect it, I'm not sure if there is a way of getting around the
problem.
I'll let everyone know what I find out.
Best,
Graham Freeman
On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 11:54 AM, <[1]angevin...@att.net> wrote:
Maybe I'm a belt and suspenders sort of person, d
All,
Does anyone know how to get hold of Daniel Desjardins, a luthier from
Montreal? I once played a lute that had a fantastic moulded case he
made himself. If anyone has his contact info, I'd be grateful.
Best,
Graham Freeman
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uestion perhaps, but
I'd be grateful for anyone who could help.
Best,
Graham Freeman
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ny different sources for the piece have
been recorded?
As always, I'm grateful for the assistance from the collective wisdom.
Best,
Graham Freeman
On Mon, Feb 22, 2010 at 1:17 PM, Edward Martin <[1...@gamutstrings.com>
wrote:
The version in a minor is from th
> from Dd.2.11? Poulton, of course, has the G minor version, but I'm
not
> certain where the A minor one might be. A naive question perhaps,
but
> I'd be grateful for anyone who could help.
> Best,
> Graham Freeman
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>
, not to be able to sustain the new g.
Have to try this in some different versions.
David
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All,
I just answered my own question. North's version is from the
Folger-Dowland Lute Book. So much for that question. I'm still
searching for a notated version of the A minor from Dd.2.11, so I'd
still be grateful for anyone's assistance.
Best,
Graham Fre
ent, but a bit more balance would be nice.
As always, I'm grateful to the community for its advice.
Best,
Graham
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All,
Thank you very much for all of your assistance. I'm glad to hear that
I'm not alone with my hefty instrument.
As always, I'm grateful for the assistance of the community.
Best,
Graham Freeman
On Thu, Mar 11, 2010 at 3:33 AM, Peter Martin <[1]pe
Wise Luters,
Does anyone know of a good edition of the Bach Cello Suites for
theorbo? They've been recorded a number of times. Ideally, I'd make my
own, but I'd like to see a good transcription of them first.
With thanks,
Graham Freeman
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r know of the miraculous
musical results produced by guitarists with extremely unorthodox
techniques such as Jeff Beck (no right-hand plectrum) or Pat Metheny (a
three-fingered grip on the plectrum instead of the usual two).
Just my thoughts. Sorry for testing your patience with my long-winded
All,
I'm trying very hard to find a copy of the edition of da Milano by
Arthur Ness. Does anyone know of or have a copy of this for sale? I'd
be grateful for any replies.
Best,
Graham Freeman
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ow to do
this without destroying our instrument during the learning?
Graham Freeman
On Sat, Jul 3, 2010 at 2:30 PM, Sean Smith <[1]lutesm...@mac.com>
wrote:
Dear Wim,
At the bottom of [1]this page you'll find a handful of string
calculators. They aren
rials that
might suffice until my gut arrives? I really only need it to work for
a little while, sort of like the spare tire that just needs to get me
to the service station.
Appreciative as always,
Graham Freeman
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I put an ad for my
beloved theorbo on the page and I just want to make sure that I do
everything possible to find it a good home and keep everyone happy.
As always, I'm grateful for the advice from the community.
Best,
Graham Freeman
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Graham Freeman
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tand this all, and I
> this is, why I am looking for help now. So this is my question:
>
> Does anybody know, which document (FDA?) I need to declare my import to the
> USA, or where to find it?
> Thanks in advance to everybody, who can give me some advice.
>
> Jörg
>
&g
All,
Does anyone have any experience with the lute cases made by Pierre
Rousseau? I'm thinking of getting one and I'd like to hear from someone
who already has one.
Best,
Graham Freeman
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[1]f
perhaps coming down the pipeline?
Best,
Graham
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All,
In case anyone is interested, I'm getting rid of the following volumes.
I'm looking to send them to good homes, so send me a message off-list
if anyone is interested. Buyer pays shipping. Reasonable offers also
considered. Please reply to freeman.gra...@gmail.com. All in good
All,
Most of the books I listed here are now gone. I've attached a revised
list of what remains. Thanks to everyone who replied.
. Dowland, Robert. Varietie of Lute-Lessons. Performers'
Facsimiles.
o Facsimile edition. $25.
. The Welde Lute Book. Lute Society Fa
found here. If anyone is interested, or knows
someone who might be, please feel free to contact me.
http://www.12fret.com/content/2013/03/15/rusnak-alto-10-string-classica
l-guitar/
Best,
Graham Freeman
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ition of the Matthew Holmes Lutebook. If anyone were able to
help me out with these, I'd really appreciate it.
Best,
Graham Freeman
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> Don't get me wrong, I'm as much in favor of people paying fair wage
for
> labor of hand and mind.
> But I honestly think people are missing something here: Graham
Freeman
> stated "I'm away from my books...".
> At the very least, it
han
skilled hands.
FedEx might be the way to go, but I'd also see if the Postal Service
offers a comparable service for a reasonable price.
Best,
Graham Freeman
On Mon, Mar 21, 2011 at 5:08 PM, Nancy Carlin
<[1]na...@nancycarlinassociates.com> wrote:
I have sold a c
y Act governing the importing of wood products.
There's lots of additional paperwork to fill out in order to be
compliant with the act, so make sure you know the history of the
instrument and the sort of wood out of which it's made. This gave me
huge problems.
Graham Freeman
't
been updated in some time.
Has anyone heard anything else or have any idea when we should expect
to see what promises to be an excellent publication?
Sincerely,
Graham Freeman
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University of Toronto
selling? It's apparently long out of print and
I'd really like to get my hands on a copy. If anyone has a copy they'd
like to sell, please do let me know. I've had good luck tracking down
used facsimiles of other manuscripts, but not this one so far.
Best,
Graham
I'm wondering about other
peoples' thoughts about string spacing on renaissance lutes. Does
anyone else go as wide as 1.5 cms or more on their renaissance
instruments?
Best,
Graham Freeman
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know any
details (price, where I got it, etc.), feel free to contact me.
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Best,
Graham Freeman
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