I don't like the idea of a leather giutar strap either.
From my teacher (Massimo Lonardi) I learned to use a simple strap: he
prefers a black, non-slippering one, while I do use a silk coloured one.
The most important detail, as far as I can tell, is to have a solid piece of
string
Hi,
my "regular" job will bring me to Essen, Germany from the 13th to 31st of
August, possibly longer.
Could anybody suggest anything related to the lute (Concerts, Museums or
lutemakers) in that area? I speak German ;-)
Thank you in advance,
Luca
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Hi Charlie,
I believe a very good luth method is the one by Andrea Damiani. Andrea has
studied with Diana Poulton and is a very well-known Italian lutenist and
himself a teacher. See
[1]http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~lsa/download/video/Andrea.avi for a short
video in the Download s
Dear Arthur,
thank you for posting those beautiful pieces on your page, really! I
allowed myself to put a link
(http://manassero.typepad.com/liuti/2007/10/arthur-j-ness-e.html) to
them on my blog (http://liuti.manassero.net).
I am now working on them at our School of Early Music in Venice
(ht
Hi Mathias,
I love this anwer...
Last year I went to the Fondazione Querini Stampalia in Venice with my
lute and group of boys asked me what I had in my case with that strange
shape. I said: "A renaissance lute". After a second I heard one of that
group whispering to somebody else "must be a
Dear Collective Wisdom,
I need some advice on the neck section of an Italian 6 course lute.
Last week I met in Milano a lutemaker who made a copy of the well-known
Magno dieffopruchar lute held in the J & A Beare Collection in London. I was
together with a well known Italian lutenis
I think this is very important and often completely forgotten.
Lutes were so very different over places and countries AND periods, that
our "pathetic" way of thinking when we go around with an 8-course lute
and uses it for absolutely everything between 1490 and 1630...
On this and other lists
http://fr.groups.yahoo.com/group/Le_luth/
Luca
dc on 29-11-2007 10:29 wrote:
Luca Manassero écrit:
I made the same question to the French-speaking lute list about 18
months ago.
Where is this French lute-list?
Dennis
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Dear all,
David Kellner (XVI. auserlesene Lauten-Stücke) also wrote for an 11
course lute. Strange (1747), but true.
See the excellent work of Kenneth Sparr in
http://www.tabulatura.com/KELLNHEM.htm#Last
Regards,
Luca
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Thank you, Mathias, for these precious informations.
I could find the CD of Amazon.de and ordered it right away.
Any further indication where I could find the German study you mention?
Nancy,
how could that past article in the LSA Journal be made available to
us (or at least, I could I ge
Dear Martin,
all this sounds very, very interesting.
Are you aware of a site where I could get the Mary Burwell "on-line"?
Many thanks,
Luca
Martin Shepherd on 14-12-2007 13:12 wrote:
Dear Chris,
The author of the Burwell tutor is quite clear. He says the French
It's definetely a very interesting question. Indeed most lute players DO
know how to take care of their lute(s), but as far as I can remember little
guides related to "how tochange frets, etc" are around. Look on lutemakers
web sites (many around)!
A good one is available on-li
Hi,
yes, I did. He answered a couple of questions back in October...
I was about to buy his Baroque lute, the one he shows on his site, but
in the end I didn't.
Happy Easter,
Luca
Mayes, Joseph on 21-03-2008 19:53 wrote:
I know he periodically vanishes, and there's probably no cause for al
Beautiful pictures!
Kudos not only to you, but also to the "creative" who prepared the
campaign. I am glad to see that outside Europe Baroque music CAN
actually be very trendy...
Happy Easter,
Luca
David Tayler on 21-03-2008 10:46 wrote:
People have been asking if I also play these larger
Dear friends,
it's crazy. I cannot figure out why a decent 2nd edition could not be
re-issued!
I bought in the US the copy auctioned on eBay last week and ended up
paying:
- US$ 102,50 for the book
- US$ 36 for USPS Shipping (rather expensive, isn't it?)
- EUR 14 in Western
manuscript has been announced as a froth coming reprint
for the last four years.
It is of similar status as the Ness, to Baroque musicians, but
everyone is having to settle for photocopies. I wrote to Minkoff about
it but got no reply whatever.
Regards
Anthony
Le 26 mars 08 à 14:51, Luca Manassero
Hi all,
does anybody having access to the New Groove be so kind to scan the
voice "Claudin de Sermisy" written by Isabelle Cazeaux and (privately)
email it to me or use something like "yousendit.com" to give access to
it?
I do not have an easy way to read that article and am w
Dear List,
I hate to say it, but the size of the "Très brève et familière
introduction..." facsimile is almost impossible to read to my eyes. Too
small.
Does anybody have a scanned copy and would this person be so kind to let
me have it?
Thank you in advance,
Luca
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Dear List,
because I am looking for a specific instrument since a certain time,
I happen to read regularly various "Lutes for sale" pages.
I definitely understand why it happens, but I would like to kindly
invite all sellers not to forget to remove their ads AFTER having sold
an instrumen
Same happened in Venice to Spinacino last year...
G. Crona on 17-10-2008 17:56 wrote:
Dalza is having an (undeservedly?) quiet 500 year anniversary...
- Original Message - From: "Martin Shepherd"
[1]<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "G. Crona" [2]<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc
last year, with beautiful Tours
Facsimile and even a conference!
- Original Message -
From: "Luca Manassero" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, October 17, 2008 10:09 PM
Subject: [LUTE] Re: Romanesca & Galliard
Same happened in Venice to Spinacino las
Massimo Lonardi recorded the Sonata n. 9 on his arciliuto in a very nice
CD called "Italian Baroque music for lute", Agorà 1997.
Luca
G. Crona on 24-10-2008 15:19 wrote:
The previous message was not complete!
You wrote:
I have tried Zamboni on 13c.
RT
What I find intriguing about Zamboni
Hi,
a number of nice dances written by Santino Garsi were also included
by Vincenzo Galilei in his "Libro d'Intavolatura di Liuto". The
manuscript didn't make it to print, but is available at the "Biblioteca
Centrale Nazionale" in Florence.
S.P.E.S published a fac-simile of it back in 1992
Dear List,
I am a lutenist who promised to himself to never get involved with
Baroque guitar...
A couple of months ago I had the chance to play a very nice one for a
week and simply felt in love. I am therefore looking for a reasonable
instrument (vaulted-back) without having to wait the
Hi,
as you may know, the best place in Italy is the "Val di Fiemme"
(google it...). As far as I understand one interesting vendor is
http://www.ciresafiemme.it/
If you can read a bit of Italian, you should have a look into
http://liutosonoro.forumup.it, an Italian lutemakers forum, especi
Dear all,
first of all thank you for mentioning Lilypond on this list: I
didn't know this software AT ALL and being a highly masochistic IT freak
I am definitely going to have a look into it. I did already read the
introductory section, in fact.
By the way, I simply love every single softwa
er
y last with = 7 (7 halftones up from c'). The rest also, just related to c'. The
n \6 places the notes on the bottom line \1 on the upper. The notes are of cours
e the actual pitches. To get the polyphony, you need to use the usual lilypond p
olyphony work " <<{ g2 f4 e}\\
Dear Collective Wisdom,
I am looking for not-so-technically-difficult lute duos for
Renaissance lute (6-8 course).
I have already practiced:
- Francesco da Milano, Spagna a due liuti
- Francesco da Milano, Canone a due liuti
- The School of Musicke, A plaine song
If you have them in PDF
Hi,
in case you'll travel to Vienna in a VERY near future, do NOT miss the
Resonanzen festival (17-27 January) and especially the attached Early
Music instruments makers exhibition (17-18 January) at the Konzerthaus.
Further details on http://konzerthaus.at/hoehepunkte/resonanzen
(unfortunate
Dear Collective Wisdom,
from an enquiry on the Baroque Lute list I started yet another
search on the net and could not find an easy way to order this Telemann
edition:
Five suites for two 11-course baroque lutes
Transcription of suites in the university library of Warsaw, RM 4135
[1-2] by
available (at least to my
knowledge), the music would be more than interesting. At least one of
those used to be available from Schott, but in Yepes guitar transcription.
Are these the Partitas you mean?
Kindest regards,
Luca Manassero
lute...@aol.com on 26-03-2009 16:33 wrote:
Dear Chris,
A
Many thanks to all of you for your very kind and useful answers!
Luca
Messaggio Originale
Oggetto:[LUTE] Telemann
Data: Mon, 06 Apr 2009 12:44:13 +0200
Da: Luca Manassero
A: lute@cs.dartmouth.edu
Dear Collective Wisdom,
from an enquiry on the Baroque
Many thanks to all of you for your very kind and useful answers!
Luca
Messaggio Originale
Oggetto:[LUTE] Telemann
Data: Mon, 06 Apr 2009 12:44:13 +0200
Da: Luca Manassero
A: lute@cs.dartmouth.edu
Dear Collective Wisdom,
from an enquiry on the Baroque
Dear all,
I have unsuccessfully tried to find a copy of the famous paper:
P. J. P. Whitehead, "The Lost Berlin Manuscripts", in Notes, The
Quarterly Journal of the Musical Library Association (33)1976, pp. 7-15
As you may know this article covers the interesting story concerning the
coll
On 2009-04-06, at 21:28, Luca Manassero wrote:
Dear all,
I have unsuccessfully tried to find a copy of the famous paper:
P. J. P. Whitehead, "The Lost Berlin Manuscripts", in Notes, The
Quarterly Journal of the Musical Library Association (33)1976, pp. 7-15
As you may know
Ariel,
last year I started a very similar enquiry concerning Claudin de
Sermisy lute intabulations. The best hint I've got came from Jean-Marie
Poirier suggesting to check the following catalogue:
Howard Mayer Brown, "Instrumental Music printed before 1600: a
bibliography", iUniverse, 200
Dear All,
La Maison de La Musique Ancienne in Paris has been closed back in
July 2008.
Sorry,
Luca
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Dear Collective Wisdom,
at the end of the Siena Lutebook (The Hague, Gemeentemuseum, 20.860)
4 pages are devoted to the "Spagna detta Lamire", in four modi.
The scribe did not write the respective "tenores", so that they have to
be guessed or reconstructed.
Jacon Heringman did so in his Sien
Nop!
I grew kind of tired to always wait months (literally) to finally
receive my LSA Quarterlies. Still waiting for 4/2008 :-(
Luca
David van Ooijen on 5-05-2009 9:43 wrote:
Arto mentioned some time ago he received the LSA Quarterlies 2008 no.
4 and 2009 no. 1.
I'm still at 2008 no.3. Are
Dear Collective Wisdom,
does anybody know where I could find a copy of the Herwarth
Manuscript 266 from the Bavarian State Library?
This is the one including works of Marco da L'Aquila.
A complete Marco Edition was supposed to be published last year, but for
many different reasons this did
I would like to *loudly* thank you all fellow lutenists who promptly
offered significant informations and their kind help on this subject.
I know have a digitalised copy of the manuscript 266 and can happily
start reading it...
Kindest regards to you all,
Luca Manassero
Messaggio
This is a very sad story, a story I already had to read about
somebodyelse, thou. Then finally all went OK.
I was shortly in touch by e-mail with Luciano Faria in 2007 to ask him
about a Baroque lute: he promptly answered all my e-mails. I didn't
finally buy it, as I couldn't really trust the
Dear Collective Wisdom,
as many between us, I prefer to play using (when available) a
fac-simile: it may sound a little fondamentalist, but it adds some
(hidden?) pleasure.
In the case of the excessively beautiful Capirola's book the pleasure is
partially "diminished" by the fact the SPES f
Hi there,
well, if I may spend my penny of limited experience... People tend not
to buy a 6 course Renaissance lute until they aren't much more advanced
in the Renaissance repertoire. Beginners and many other players seem to
think that an 8-course instrument will offer a broader repertoire.
Aft
Hi Alfonso,
besides the usual Kingham Cases, why don't you give a look to
http://pierre.fab.free.fr/cases.html
His cases are very, very light.
Greetings from Italy,
Luca
Alfonso Marin on 17/02/2006 18.26 wrote:
>Dear all,
>
>I am looking for a made-to-measure light baroque guitar case. D
Chers amis (amies),
je me permet de vous envoyer le message de Mathias Rösel de la liste
américaine, tout en éspérant que quelqu'un de vous puisse l'aider à
retrouver cette "bibliothèque privée" à Neuilly sur Seine contenant la
source de la dite Allemande du Comte Logy.
Merci,
Luca
Math
Maybe is a silly answer, but why not ordering it directly from Ut Oprpheus?
The english page is under
[1]http://www.utorpheus.com/catalogo/catalogo.php?l=ing&categoria=Liuto&cate
goria_ing=Lute&catalogo=Categorie
Click on it and check...
Luca
Christopher Witmer on 05/04/2006 1
Very, very interesting. Could you please find the reference to this
article in Early Music?
Thank you,
Luca
Stewart McCoy on 02/05/2006 18.43 wrote:
> Dear Craig and Katherine,
>
> An alternative to using a strap, which was used in the 17th Century,
> is to tie a gut string between two pegs on
promised to send me an e-mail on Monday.
If he reads me on this list I would be glad to know his name and get in
touch with him soon.
Thank you,
Luca Manassero
Portogruaro (Venice)
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Have a laugh...
Here is all what you're looking for:
http://www.liuto-forte.com/english/index.htm
Sometimes nightmares come true.
Luca
Bruno Correia on 28/07/2006 4.01 wrote:
> Does anybody knows anything about this "Liuto Forte"? I wrote to one of the
> builders and he replied:
>
> "In my opi
Thank you, Kenneth.
between the authors you mention Santini Garsi da Parma is really new to me.
Do you have any example and/or better reference?
Regards,
Luca
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 17/08/2006 22.54 wrote:
Luca:
It is fine to play 6-course tablature repertoire on a 7 or 8 course
I do the same... A nice silk strap in whatever color I can find. And I
sit on the tail of it, as Hopkinson Smith does. It greatly help stability.
Luca
Wayne Cripps on 24/08/2006 14.25 wrote:
> I use string.. cotton or whatever.
>
> Wayne
>
>
>> I would like to know from lutenists who us
Same happened to me In Cologne, Germany about a month ago.
They asked to actually see the lute, to make sure the screw was not
removable in any way...
Since that terrible day in 2001 the life of absolutely every traveller has
become much MORE difficult.
Luca
[EMAIL PROTECTE
I would strongly suggests her to visit "La cité de la Musique" (The
Music City).
Have a look to their lutes collection directly under
http://mediatheque.cite-musique.fr/masc/?INSTANCE=CITEMUSIQUE&URL=/MediaComposite/CMDM/CMDM00500/luth_musee_03.htm
All informations (in English!) under
http://
Dear all,
while is surely interesting to see how much passion can be poured in such an
irrelevant (for us) marketing issue, do you see any chance to get back to
music discussions or is this list going to be talking about Sting ONLY
forever?
;-)
Luca
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Jakub (Jacob Polonois) Polak
Collected Works
Series: [1]JUBILEE SERIES
The collection contains preludes, fantasies and dances (gaillards, volte,
courantes, sarabands) connected strictly with their rhythmic elements. Each
of the works is presented both in the original tablature n
Hi,
I would like to mention Massimo Lonardi and his recordings of Francesco da
Milano and Vivaldi Lute sonatas and concerts.
By the way, having at least one Italian lute player...
See on amazon fro further recordings details.
Best regards,
Luca
Andreas Schlegel on 19/10/200
Oggetto: [LUTE] Jakub Polak
Data: Tue, 17 Oct 2006 13:16:44 +0200
Da: Luca Manassero [1]<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
A: [LUTE] [2]
Jakub (Jacob Polonois) Polak
Collected Works
Series: [1]JUBILEE SERIES
The collection contains preludes, fantasies and
Hi,
try this one on Amazon.com:
http://www.amazon.com/Visee-Pieces-Theorbe-Robert/dp/B017LN/sr=1-2/qid=1169030127/ref=sr_1_2/105-6836316-2654830?ie=UTF8&s=music
It is an old Hopkinson Smith recording, but it's still valid in my opinion.
Luca
Benjamin Stehr on 17-01-2007 11:04 wrote:
> Hi,
I'll ask Massimo and let you know :-)
Luca
wolfgang wiehe on 6-09-2009 21:18 wrote:
Hello all,
I heard the wonderful "paduana del re" on renaissance guitar by massimo
lonardi. The source is british library royal app. 59-62. has someone a
tabulature?
Greetings
wolfgang
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Hi,
I just had a quick conversation with Massimo.
It's his own intabulation from an Italian manuscript dated around 1560
(British Library app. 59-62 as indicated in the CD booklet) and edited
by London Pro Musica Antiqua in two volumes, LP DM2 and LP DM3 ("44
Italian Dances à 4"):
"La Paduan
Welcome, Seth!
I would strongly recomment you read this page:
http://www.luteshop.co.uk/firstlute.htm
It's from a reputable English lutemaker (luthier) and it's very informative.
Best,
Luca
seth.ap...@gmail.com on 13-09-2009 0:33 wrote:
Hello!
I am brand new to this list but have already
test.
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Hi,
as Ron mentions lute kits offered by The Early Music Shop, let me
point out to all of you that an Italian lutemaker, Giuseppe Tumiati,
offers very interesting lute kits, as you can read on his website:
http://www.lute.net/news1.htm
Giuseppe does not mention any price, but I suspect hi
Not really the "Balletti Moderni" printed in 1611 by Gardano in Venezia,
but you can find something very similar in
- Cesare Negri,
http://www.scribd.com/doc/13738627/NEGRI-Cesare-Nuove-Inventiono-di-Balli-con-Intavolatura-di-suono-et-di-canto-Milano-Girolamo-Bordone-1604-facsimile
and
- Fab
Hi,
you should click on the link below :-)
One of the first lines in that page says: "Click on picture for larger
image, full item, or more versions.", i. e. click on the small Caroso's
page. Then you can turn pages directly on screen.
Ciao,
Luca
Mark Probert on 15-10-2009 1:07 wrote:
Ma
Hi,
I was pleasantly suprised to find the Works of Ennemond Gautier
("Oeuvres du Vieux Gautier") available on-line on the CNRS editions
web-site.
You can order them here: http://cnrseditions.fr/ouvrage/3510.html (with
the help of a little French...)
The price is ridicoulous and the shipping supe
When in Paris, please take the time to pay along visit to the Museum of
the "Cité de la Musique". They have an absolutely fantastic lute
collection on display and the printed catalogue is a must-have.
See here
http://www.cite-musique.fr/anglais/musee/coll_permanentes_insti.aspx (in
English).
Dear fellows,
I noticed that the French CNRS Editions web site has a way to
display all published lute related titles:
http://cnrseditions.fr/catalogue/domaine-16-1.html
Apparently many are still available (not only Ennemond Gautier, as I
thought): again, I can confirm I had very pleasant
Hi Daniel,
I agree absolutely. A number of simple works of Jacques de St. Luc
have been included by Anthony Bayles in his "32 Easy Pieces for Baroque
Lute" printed by Tree Edition. A great little edition, ideal for a
Baroque begiiner as I am these days.
Ciao,
Luca
Daniel Shoskes on 28-
Many years ago (it must have been in 1983, I guess) I met Narciso Yepes
in Torino, Italy at the end of one of his concerts at the Conservatorio.
It was my first one and I was a great "fan" of him.
At that time I didn't know of his lute recording, but I had listen to
his complete Bach lute works
Dear LuteList friends,
I know that my answer could start an infinite "flame", but after
reading all these angry messages I feel I'd like to comment.
Of course I feel sympathetic with all of you, having lost your money and
waiting for an answer whatsoever, but let me point out the following:
faith from a
supposed reputable builder, it is some how our fault. Thank you for
clearing that up.
Joseph Mayes
*From:* lute-...@cs.dartmouth.edu on behalf of Luca Manassero
*Sent:* Tue 12/15/2009 3:17 AM
*To:* LuteNet
This is an incredibly sad news.
I am not sure that it'll help, but the petition page at the European
Parliament can be reach
here:
https://www.secure.europarl.europa.eu/parliament/public/petition/secured/submit.do?language=en
Luca
Stephen Barber and Sandi Harris on 15-12-2009 20:17 wrote:
Dear Joachim, dear all,
could you specify what is the facsimile about?
Thank you,
Luca
Dr. Joachim Lüdtke on 19-01-2010 11:25 wrote:
Dear Rainer, dear all,
I have to ask everybody's pardon for the poor quality of the
reproduction - I have digitalized a film, which itself had been copied
This instrument (http://preview.tinyurl.com/y8jzrg8) is definitely not a
6 course lute as advertised, but could it be a mandora?
Luca
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Dear collective wisdom,
I am looking for more information about the Bohush manuscript.
In the "32 Easy Pieces for Baroque Lute", edited by Anthony Bailes for
Tree Edition a number of pieces have been included from a "Bohush"
manuscript, without any further detail. The Chaconne is beautiful.
t; If you wish to reply to Luca Manassero, you can tell him that the ms.
>> belonged to Bob Spencer and is now now part of the Spencer
collection at the Royal Academy of Music in London.
Hope this helps you,
Greet
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Hi,
I have been in touch with LIM for a couple of years. As far as I can
tell that volume is still "under preparation".
The bad earthquake in L'Aquila last year surely did not help either...
Four Marco da L'Aquila Fatansie are availbale as Facsimile in the G. A.
casteliono volume printed in
-Paul-ODette/dp/B003064CZ0/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1269957552&sr=8-7
ed
At 09:03 AM 3/30/2010, Luca Manassero wrote:
Hi,
I have been in touch with LIM for a couple of years. As far as I can
tell that volume is still "under preparation".
The bad earthquake
Dear All,
for all lutenists reading italian, here there's an e-mail by the
lutenist and professor Franco Pavan to the Italian Lute List (liuto_it
on yahoogroups.com) dated 22.03.2010:
>> Oggi o domani sarà conclusa la fase di stampa della pubblicazione
dei brani di
>> Francesco da Milano co
Dear List,
I just got an e-mail from "LIM Editrice", where they confirm that
they are still waiting for the printer proof to be checked and
eventually amended, but the book shoudl be ready soon.
Hopefully we'll finally see the final edition for Marco da L'Aquila
music (edited by Paul O'De
Dear List,
as you may know the fac-simile edition of the Mss. Vaudry de
Saizenay is out of print since a lot of time, nor has Minkoff announced
a re-print.
If anybody has a fac-simile to sell, please let me know directly. I
already have a PDF of the manuscript (in black and white) -thanks to
Hi Nicolae,
tough question.
Forget about the myth about "original distances". As far as I know
(from a number of quite serious professionals), everybody is free to
use whatever is more confortable for her or him. We have two "original"
six course lutes left and they could very wel
Maybe somebody in the main list could be interested too ;-)
Luca
Messaggio Originale
Oggetto:Catalogue of Renaissance Lute music (was Lully)
Data: Sat, 17 Apr 2010 17:04:26 +0200
Da: Luca Manassero
A: baroque-l...@cs.dartmouth.edu
Referenze: <
Dear List,
sorry to continously bother all of you on missing fac-simile, but
apparently most of the French baroque has not been reprinted for a
*long* time...
I am looking for Denis (et Ennemond) Gaultier "Pièces de Luth"
fac-simile. If somebody has it and has time to scan it, it would be GRE
Dear friends,
I followed closely this discussion and at the end I am a little
puzzled: besides the nice Harald's transcription, does anybody know the
source of that prélude?
The prélude is clearly NOT included in the CNRS Vieux Gautier edition.
Thanks for all,
Luca
Thanks
G. Crona on
Herzlichen Dank, Bernd!
Luca
Bernd Haegemann on 8-05-2010 18:02 wrote:
puzzled: besides the nice Harald's transcription, does anybody know
the source of that prélude?
I knew that I know it -- and I don't have the CD by Hopkinson Smith.
It is also on the first solo CD by Claire Antonini, tr
In case you didn't know...
Luca
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Dear list,
Possibly because there was some lute playing even outside UK ;-)
I would strongly recommend:
Vincenzo Capirola
G. A. Casteliono
Francesco Spinacino
Attaingnant, Tres breve et familiere Introduction...
Alessandro Piccinini
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Da: Sean Smith
Mittente:lute-..
Dear List,
Years ago a member of this list mentioned this very interesting tuner: Sonic
Research turbo tuner st-122 (www.sonic-research.com)
Finally in need of a new tuner, i got back to my e-mail archive, reached their
website and realized that the st-122 is "temporarily" out of stock.
Does an
In the Milleran manuscript, Francois Mouton transcribed a good number of
relatively easy Lully dances for his pupil, Ph. Milleran.
It's very nice Baroque dance music, easy to listen and a fantastic start for
improvisation.
:-)
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Da: David van Ooijen
Mittente:lute-..
Dear List,
I know this can sound like a totally silly question, but I was kind
of impressed by this article
([1]http://www.silkqin.com/03qobj/strings/raykovstrings.htm#europe),
while I was reading a few infos concerning the guqin instrument in
China.
Somebody who bravely tr
ld write to him directly
voka...@verizon.net
best wishes
Bernd
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From: "Luca Manassero"
To: "Lute List"
Sent: Friday, August 20, 2010 7:07 PM
Subject: [LUTE] Silk strings?
> Dear List,
> I know this can sound like a totally silly q
Paladin can be found here:
[1]http://daten.digitale-sammlungen.de/~db/0004/bsb00045521/images/
Reinier de Valk on 26/08/10 16.07 wrote:
Dear all,
Does anybody know which of the following prints can be found in
facsimile online?I need one or two pieces from each of them, and
I pointed to other fac-similes in the e-mail text:
Reinier de Valk on 26/08/10 16.07 wrote:
Dear all,
Does anybody know which of the following prints can be found in
facsimile online?I need one or two pieces from each of them, and
finding them online would save me a lot of tra
Apparently I made a few mistakes. This is an updated version of what I
could find:
Reinier de Valk on 26/08/10 16.07 wrote:
Dear all,
Does anybody know which of the following prints can be found in
facsimile online?I need one or two pieces from each of them, and
finding them
Dear List,
during a Google search I stumbled upon this apparently old picture:
http://www.allposters.it/-sp/Theorbo-made-by-Giovanni-Krebar-Padua-1629-from-Musical-Instruments-Posters_i6243858_.htm
All "liuti attiorbati" I have seen (Cité de la Musique, Paris) have
double basses and even a d
I guess everybody knows that, when Vivaldi was asked to add continuo
figures to his work, he accepted, but added the comment "per li
coglioni", which is definitely not a nice way to define "not
experienced continuo players" ;-)
David Tayler on 05/09/10 21.11 wrote:
I have pondered t
I fully agree with Arto: I bought the iPhone version in August and works
beautifully. If you have an iPod you can still use it with a very light,
specific pluig-in microphone.
For less than 3 euros is a lot cheaper than anything else ;-)
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