cool.
Thanks for the kinds words about my work. Next time I'm in the Bay area,
I'll look you up, bring my lovely lady, and we'll go to Yoshi's, have some
Beers, and listen to some Jazz?
Michael Thames
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Hands off!! I think that is my 10 cs which he just finished. I'll
let people know more once I get a hold of it. I've been waiting since
November. :)
Alan
It looks yummy! Hope you enjoy it!
Michael Thames
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From: Alan Sumler
.
Reminds me of the
old dictum:
In the house of a hanged man one must never mention a rope.
MT
Michael Thames
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All this talk of Velveeta, USDA standards, Processed cheesy things.
Reminds me of the
old dictum:
In the house of a hanged man one must never mention a rope.
MT
I'm glad to see I have some lasting influence.
RT
BTW, I'm confused was it you, or Mark Twain who said that?
Michael Thames
there wasn't a hint of sheet music to be seen.
Michael Thames
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I heard that some people use a silk ribbon tied to the pegbox. and simply
sit on the other end
Michael Thames
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I catch JW on the radio once in a while. To this day I cannot figure out
what's the big deal about this dude
RT
He's a legend, kind of like the Who.
Michael Thames
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Similarly marketed out of proportion, I suppose
RT
It's called supply and demand.
Michael Thames
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already transcribed 40 sonatas of Weiss, for guitar, and working
on the rest. Soon to be published.
Michael Thames
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lute
not to show at a the LSA, with my Ernie Ball.
Michael Thames
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Sent: Monday, April 04, 2005 4:09 PM
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I use a lovely
anyone else. The forward
momentum is great. Now we know where Barto got this from.
Michael Thames
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it and they will come.
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In a message
Are Lorimar's transcriptions for 6 or 8 strings?
Best regards,
Marion
I believe 6, but probably with the octave indications I would
imagine. I'm looking forward to any additional info.
Michael Thames
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historical methods suggest
memorization.
Michael Thames
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Something strange about my letter; I wrote Lorimar, yet the forward spells
it's Lorimar. What's up?
James
I don't know the same thing happened to me, did you get a scolding from
Roman yet?
Michael Thames
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Something strange about my letter; I wrote Lorimer, yet the forward
spells
it's Lorimar. What's up?
James
I don't know the same thing happened to me, did you get a scolding
from
Roman yet?
Michael Thames
I've known Michael Lorimer for over 25 years, he's a great scholar
I like him.
Michael Thames
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Sent: Sunday, April 03, 2005 2:52 AM
Subject: Re: sketches of spain lute
Dear Michael;
...heady, pretentious, self infatuated, imaginary
Gary,
After thinking about last night. I have to say, after chips, salsa, and
guacamole, the company of some lovely ladies, and 3 or 4 margaritas, the
jazz actually started to sound pretty good!
Michael Thames
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butchery, and classify it as good classical music.
Michael Thames
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Sent: Saturday, April 02, 2005 6:39 AM
Subject: Re: sketches of spain lute
thesedays.
The lute quartet makes so much more sense.
Michael Thames
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Sent: Saturday, April 02, 2005 3:39 AM
Subject: RE: mesmerization
To the extent that guitarists
Roman, I'm thinking of making my own ornament of Thick As A
Brick, or Teacher, or Living in The Past All by Jerthro Tull .And
dedicating it to you.
Any ideas anyone?
JT is fine. Just no The Huh, please.
RT
Now, WHO, are you speaking of?
Michael Thames
at your favorite Russian restaurant, without Vodka!!!
Michael Thames
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Sent: Saturday, April 02, 2005 2:56 PM
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I remember seeing Ian Anderson on a show a few years ago called Real Time
with Bill Maher I was shocked to see how conservative he looked compared
to the wild days of the 70's. I've heard he's one of the richest men in rock
and roll.
Michael Thames
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Thomas,
By the term sign off I simply meant Did Bach give his approval. From
what you say then, Bach wrote out the Tablature, or signed his name. Does
that include the rest of the pieces that Schouster published as well or just
the G minor suite?
Michael Thames
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Gary,
BTW, do you know Bruce Dunlap?
Michael Thames
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Sent: Friday, April 01, 2005 3:00 AM
Subject: Re: sketches of spain lute
Dear Michael;
I hope you don't mind me
for free if they can sell there CD's
One can invest $400.00 in soft ware, and buy a couple of good mics.
$500.00 each and your in business.
With the internet and a good website that takes VISA your in business.
Michael Thames
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Timothy wrote,
Record companies decide which bands will
have a market and those are the ones they push. The same thing
happens in book publishing.
This also why Paul Odette's latest CD has three Bach suites, and one
Weiss. They know where their bread is buttered.
Michael Thames
of constant scales.
I have no affinity for most French baroque lute music, which I do think
probably, was the origin of jazz.
BTW, I've been listening allot lately, To The Who.. Live at Leads
best rockin roll album ever made, and an excellent antidote, to what ails
you. Us.
Michael Thames
To Heaven , Baba O'Riely, or Young Man Blues?
Seriuosly! Something you can really sink your teeth into.
Michael Thames
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, however, Bach is a
very close second.
Michael Thames
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but it is not lute specific.
He wrote for ***voice***:) and a variety of non-biological
instruments.
Cheers,
Marion
Marion, Thank God! your a Beautiful voice in the wilderness.
Michael Thames
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Give it up Howard! I've lost interests in you trying to interject the
philharmonic, into historical lute performance.
Maybe try another angle.
Michael Thames
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difficult to play Bach
on. Although Weiss is no problem. I'm considering making a liitle Frei
conversion bass rider thingy, like Paul Odettes Baroque lute, Just for Bach.
Michael Thames
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Company better than
Paul Odette.
And I'm teaching him the prelude to the Weiss Dresden # 34.
So see Howard, there is still hope for you yet, you know if my son can
do it well then..
Michael Thames
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on the
list for the fairer sex.
Michael Thames
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on a simple theme, and
they are much louder than most lute players.
And I would assign them in the GOOD music category.
Michael Thames
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four guys
with their nose's buried in their music, and never looked up once at the
audience, the whole time. Ouch!
Michael Thames
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more than I can say about what's taking place tonight at, the
Brewist Monks' Stage,
at 41 E 7th St. (underneath the popular pubs Brewsky's and Burp Castle)
Michael Thames
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And how was the music?
David Cameron
Unpolished!
Michael Thames
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Sent: Friday, April 01, 2005 8:12 PM
Subject: Re: mesmerization
And how was the music?
David Cameron
. Imagine going
to
a production of Shakespeare, or an opera, and having the cast walk out with
notebooks to recite their lines from, or remind them of the lyrics...
James
James,
Very well said.
Michael Thames
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% and raising.
Michael Thames
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Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 2:55
Weiss-Barto series sold over 7.
RT
Is that 70,000, or 7000?
Michael Thames
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The small prelude in c-minor is for lute and the g-minor suite (pour
Schouster) is an arrangement of a cello suite for lute by Bach himself.
Thomas,
Did Bach actually sign off on the G minor suite? I like to think he did.
Michael Thames
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The only reason for doing anything is the love of doing it.
Gary Digman
Only in a perfect world.
Michael Thames
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doing it at home on your computer with a good mic. and
marketing them for $15.00 or $ 20.00 a CD rather than $7.95. Surely, better
for the artist. I wouldn't hesitate to buy Barto's Cd's at that price. He
would get what he deserves.
Michael Thames
www.ThamesClassicalGuitars.com
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, people play the most popular and well composed stuff.
However, there are still some who insist on torturing themselves and
others Taunenbaum I've heard has done yet another recording of
Hense's Royal Winter Music. I rather be eaten alive by South American
Ants!
Michael Thames
in the world?
Michael Thames
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Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 12:25 PM
Subject: Re: memorization
Weiss
Gary Digman is an expert in both lute and
jazz. He probably can tell you quite a bit about
this topic.
Best regards,
Marion
Sounds like this might be mutually exclusive of each other.
Michael Thames
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than you can imagine, a vitrual jungle, if you throw
into the fertilizer, That he also dictates who is the best player is.
Michael Thames
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, though.
Michael Thames
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Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 5:36 PM
Subject: Re: Repertoire, was: memorization
I take it you do not care for Henze's music. Great
stuff really
I'll pass along the deportment suggestion to my friends in the
Philharmonic.
HP
I don't know Howard but I think we've been discussing solo performers.
Michael Thames
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Someone who doesn't know what an apostrophe is for wrote:
Isn't that when the world comes to an end or something,
Michael Thames
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. Orchestras (or orchestra's)
are
vastly more concerned than guitar or lute recitalist (or recitalist's)
are.
Howard,,, try repeating the words, solo solo,,, solo,,, this
may help.
Michael Thames
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their
Tablature in front of them, or it was taboo, or not the custom to do so.
Michael Thames
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I
Nancy,
Thanks for correcting me there. And great to here about the successes
of Nigel North's concert.
Michael Thames
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Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2005 5:11 PM
Subject: Re
? and no Weiss. I'll tell you whyit's marketed to guitarist's.
All this for an instrument Bach never wrote anything for in the first
place, all transcriptions, just like the guitar.
Michael Thames
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to be more impressed with someone holding a title etc.
The winner of the GFA receives as part of their prize a 50 city
concert tour.
Michael Thames
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are not doing so well these days. Bach sells.
There are as of last count 6 billion people in the world, out of 6 billion
maybe 100 million people play guitar in some way or another, and maybe 3000
play the lute. you do the math.
Michael Thames
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From
Eduardo Eguez has recorded Weiss.
ed
To be honest, I've never seen any reference to a Weiss recording by
Egez anywhere, if I had I would have bought one, please tell me where one
can order his CD.
Thanks,
Michael Thames
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From
well oiled jury.
Michael Thames
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A very fine idea
All this for an instrument Bach never wrote anything for in the first
place, all transcriptions, just like the guitar.
Michael Thames
All Bach is a transcription, just because it is absolute music and no
instrument could do it absolute justice.
RT
I disagree, some of it works well
playing with others just for
reference, but I never actually look at notes if playing a concert or
for recordings on any instrument. The music notation is too distracting
Then why have it there?
Michael Thames
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to play a piece and you don't have any tabulature at hand.
Best wishes
Thomas
Michael Thames [EMAIL PROTECTED] am 30.03.2005 08:19:05
An:lute list lute@cs.dartmouth.edu, Ed Durbrow
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Kopie:
Thema: Re: memorization/Re: Gallot speaks...
Ed,
Thanks
Carlin was telling me about the steady decline of
members of the LSA. This I think is true all over the classical music world
not just guitar and lute. If you think this is bad try going to a Jazz
concert.
Michael Thames
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before.
Michael Thames
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Subject: Re: memorization
If your
visited Donatella's site ( nice Site ) and noticed in the painting
on the first page what appears to be silver looking basses. Anyone else see
that?
aall the best,
Michael Thames
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Donatella,
I did mention something about your site at the bottom of the page in my
last correspondence on belly braces
All the best,
Michael Thames
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Roman,
Did you happen to notice the dude playing the lute on her home page, with
those silver wound strings?
Michael Thames
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going public, and more acceptance by guitarist's. I
always felt a little jiped when a guitarist would play a concert sight
reading the whole thing, I thought they didn't spend enough time learning
the music.
Michael Thames
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From: Ed
only sight reading, but then this seems
to have it's own short comings as well. Is there a middle ground.
Could this aspect of memorization be a result of the lute being frozen in
time, whilst the rest of the musical world went on to fancy memorization ?
Michael Thames
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Easter
Sunday.
Michael Thames
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Michael Thames mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
It is a well know
copy it shortens the lute buy a few millimeters,
compound this and you will run into some problems.
http://www.gnm.de/indexE.htm
Michael Thames
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As you take refuge, once again, to offensive language for lack of
pausible arguments I quit discussion with you and your nonsense. Ask
accomplished Arabists about your 'ain - ghain rubbish. Get a life,
buddy
Thanks Mathias, I second that emotion!
Michael Thames
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on the Brunner.
These are just the ones we have opened up and looked inside. also to add
to this is the arching of the bridge, and the soundboard that Klaus Martius
observed in the Widhalm, and I observed in the Yale Jauch, seem to be late
developments as well.
Michael Thames
Lance,
David asked about the bracing I was describing,. Late Baroque swan neck.
Lundberg makes no mention of that in his book.
I do think it's misleading to tell others, that He examined a thousand
lutes.
Michael Thames
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Vance,
My sincere apologies, I know far more Lance's than Vance's.
Michael Thames
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Sent: Saturday, March 26, 2005 12:43 PM
Subject
.
On another note concerning Mohamed. Don't trust anyone who's wife
claims them to be a prophet, otherwise I would be one.
Michael Thames
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unable to exorcize your God given right to shake it off, and I don't mean
General Pumpernickel , I mean your Clicker.
Michael Thames
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Daniel, and Marion,
In other words. fight for you right to DELETE!
Michael Thames
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guitarist thesedays, seem to relate more to
Bach, and Weiss than ren music.
Perhaps next year we can have Michel Cardin.
Michael Thames
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By the way, Roman, Stanley Yates is giving a concert of Russian guitar
music.
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Words can't comunicate the great debt we owe to our great and
noble President, for leading us in the one true direction. Priase the
lord!
Michael Thames
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lutenist's on a regular basis. I think the Baroque lute is an
excellent
way to break the ice. Most guitarist thesedays, seem to relate more
to
Bach, and Weiss than ren music.
Perhaps next year we can have Michel Cardin.
Michael Thames
A BIG mistake. He can't play his way out of a paper bag
films,
but maybe Roman, you go for it, hook line, and sinker, every.
You now have got me a little curious, as to what it must be like, to have
you as a neighbor. Not a pretty thought.
Michael Thames
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!
Michael Thames
At least they've put a big dent into the caste system
RT
No Roman, I think if you study your history. You'll find the
buddha call for that 2500 years ago.
Michael Thames
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From: Roman Turovsky [EMAIL PROTECTED
Roman, I'm beginning to get the impression that you are a total western
materialist. God save us!
Michael Thames
Eurocentrism does not preclude spirituality
The only problem with that is you live in New York!
Michael Thames
www.ThamesClassicalGuitars.com
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From
Roman, Mathias,
. Here is something special I just came across, to help you over come
your Eurocentric views.
http://monasticdialog.com/a.php?id=110
Just read the review, but order the book if you like. I just did.
Michael Thames
www.ThamesClassicalGuitars.com
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Michael Thames
www.ThamesClassicalGuitars.com
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From: Thomas Schall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: lute@cs.dartmouth.edu
Sent: Friday, March 25, 2005 3:57 PM
Subject: Re: Barto at GFA
you know Roman has strong artistical principles and promotes them as
absolute
although they should
metal wound strings.
Michael Thames
www.ThamesClassicalGuitars.com
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From: Mathias Rösel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Lutelist lute@cs.dartmouth.edu
Sent: Thursday, March 24, 2005 6:16 AM
Subject: Re: stopping basses
Dr. Marion Ceruti mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb
with metal wound strings.
All the best,
Michael Thames
www.ThamesClassicalGuitars.com
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From: Mathias Rösel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Lutelist lute@cs.dartmouth.edu
Sent: Thursday, March 24, 2005 8:20 AM
Subject: Re: stopping basses
Michael Thames mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
, but it is just another example of
suppression of any other foreign influence on Religion, music, and the arts,
to the point where we all believe like Baron that the lute came from the
Greeks.
Michael Thames
www.ThamesClassicalGuitars.com
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From: Roman Turovsky [EMAIL PROTECTED
took place in the East.
While the Greeks developed the lyre.
Michael Thames
Not necessarily. Mediterranean basin had its own lutes very early, way
before there was any contact with the Far East.
RT
Most country's and well established cultures have a musical
instrument associated
Roman and Mathias,
I am only aware of two major religions in the world that have a monastic
order, the question is simple ... who came first?
Or was it spontaneous combustion?
Michael Thames
www.ThamesClassicalGuitars.com
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From: Mathias Rösel [EMAIL PROTECTED
( of Indian origins I might add) the Flamenco guitar. And let's
see
what's left Oh yea, Greece, why don't you fill in the blank, I'll give
you a hint, It's not a lute.
Michael Thames
Go to
http://polyhymnion.org/torban
and click on General Iconogrphy.
You know my son was given a science
guess it's the only
way to explain that one off.
Michael Thames
www.ThamesClassicalGuitars.com
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From: Roman Turovsky [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Michael Thames [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Dr. Marion Ceruti
[EMAIL PROTECTED]; LUTE-LIST lute@cs.dartmouth.edu; Jon Murphy
[EMAIL PROTECTED
benefit.
To think that a culture ( India) that all of Europe and the rest of the
world was seeking desperately to do trade with, from antiquity up to the
time of Columbus, Had zero effect on middle east culture and Europe?
Michael Thames
www.ThamesClassicalGuitars.com
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document that the world was created in six days, and God rested
on the seventh, or that Christ was born from a virgin Mother?
All the best,
Michael Thames
www.ThamesClassicalGuitars.com
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From: Mathias Rösel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Lutelist lute@cs.dartmouth.edu
Sent
i thought it was thomas who made it to india -
probably brought his uke.
- bill
Yes, this could have been the beginning of it all, and the original
source for the MS of Weiss # 69 tip toe threw the tulips
Michael Thames
www.ThamesClassicalGuitars.com
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From: bill
and the Hopi. For instance the Hopi word for the moon is
Nyima which means sun in Tibetan, and the Hopi word for sun, Dawa means moon
in Tibetan. For real!
And the word for Lute in Hopi is Luta, and the word for lute in Tibetan is
Luito. Just kidding
Michael Thames
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