strings 5 and 6 are wound ansds with octaves. Silk wound I think
Mimmo
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Per conto di Martyn Hodgson
Inviato: sabato 23 novembre 2019 13:10
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g of new and better.
However I am not close to the idea of silk wound strings but having
more historical evidences
Thanks for the contribute. Ciao
Da: Martyn Hodgson
Inviato: sabato 23 novembre 2019 11:20
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novembre 2019 10:31
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Oggetto: Fw: [LUTE] Calchedon strnging was Re: Mandora/Gallichon
website
Dear Mimmo,
Sorry, in my earlier I gave the wrong year for the Edlinger calchedon:
- it should be 1728 not 1729 (the latter is the year
Hops sorry.
Here is the right one:
https://www.hampel-auctions.com/o/Jacopo-Amigoni-1682-Venedig-1752-Madrid-zug.html?a=120=-1=1041=1200604=Gemaelde-16-18-Jhdt=IwAR39VKPpCAQJYqk61gx-oBoY0ym94Z05ZIK01ZeIIkRZLpx6RgHfglzfpJc
Mimmo
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Da:
Hello,
This si really a good idea.
I have this contribute that, in my opinion, the best painting concerning
Gallichon/Mandora (I am doing article in matter of a possible historical string
setup)
https://www.hampel-auctions.com/online-catalog-fullscreen.html?a=120=-1=683
Mimmo Peruffo
Hello there,
I would like to do a precisation in matter of the whole gut.
Actually, what I have written in the past is that it is not possible to employ
whole gut because the gauge that it is possible to obtain for example with 3
whole guts (i.e. the violin 1st) do not produce a gauge of about
Things are not that easy.
Ed is right, however it is possible to dye the string just after polishing,
and this is what the stringmakers that make harp strings usually do.
This is done using a double component coloured varnish and using a sponge. Of
course, in this case you obtain a varnished
The problem of breackage of the thinner Nylgut strings was caused by some inner
extruder parameters. The extrusion thecnology is very complex, so the
problemi s not just related to the common knowledges in matter of breaking
index etc . On this fyeld I am learning everyday something of new.
I
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> Date: 1/20/18 1:54 AM (GMT-07:00)
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> Subject: [LUTE] Re: Strin
(Well. Sorry for the long post but I think than many can be interested )
Many thinks that the 1st lute strings of the past were better: the only source
I know that testifies that is Baron (1727).
He wrote that there are instances were a roman 1st last till 4 weeks.
Well, many of the surviving
The Working Index, that is the product between the frequency of the
strings and the vibrating string lenght in mt, can predict when a
string start to be 'not good enought'.
I am considering here the case of a plain gut string, not a denser
versions (wound, loaded, gimped etc
The Working Index, that is the product between the frequency of the strings and
the vibrating string lenght in mt, can predict when a string start to be 'not
good enought'.
I am considering here the case of a plain gut string, not the denser versions
(wound, loaded, gimped etc etc).
Now,
Hello,
Some are telling me to produce longer CD strings for the long theorbo diapasons.
Actually, I have some strong doubts: the tonal balance with the fretted strings
will became even worse; the sound, in general, will became too bright and
'modern'.
The risk is that we will lost the sense of
Hello guys,
I have found by chances this one:
https://archive.org/details/urn-nbn-se-kb-digark-5441771
Is it already knows?
Mimmo
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I would like to say something in matter.
The nylon for music is not the same for fishing line, whose density is around
1.16. The density of the common musical nylon is 1.04 and it is a 6-12
polyamide. The du pont brand name is Tynex but it can be processed in
Monofilaments everywhere.
The
Thanks Dan.
'The Lute in its historical reality' will be soon update; in fact, there are
some new things:
1) Lute chantarelles: I was able to do a few experimental lute 1st string
starting from a lamb- whole gut of 1to 3 months of life (see Attyanasius
Kirker, Rome 1650) . The samples were
care
Mimmo
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Dan Winheld
Inviato: giovedì 31 agosto 2017 17:54
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<lute@cs.dartmouth.edu>
Oggetto: [LUTE] Re: K
silk
cores.
Take care
Mimmo
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Dan Winheld
Inviato: giovedì 31 agosto 2017 17:54
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<lute@cs.dartmouth.edu>
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Ciao,
I have to thanks all the friends that has apreciated my efforts. It is very
emotional, guys.
I would like to make a few things transparent (thanks Martyn. BTW: you are
right about Ephraim Segerman): since now, the whole cost of all the tests,
concerning the sole copper powder, the most
Ciao,
I have to thanks all the friends that has apreciated my efforts. It is very
emotional, guys.
I would like to make a few things transparent (thanks Martyn. BTW: you are
right about Ephraim Segerman): since now, the whole cost of all the tests,
concerning the sole copper powder, the most
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