Hi all,
I am selling my Liuto Attiorbato by David van Edwards.
It was built in 2001
64cm & 93cm, 14 courses after Matteo Sellas 1637 (Gemeentemuseum) 17
ribs, engraved fingerboard panels as the original.
A marvelous instrument! I am only selling it because I consider it a
pit
On Friday my day started with picking up the rest of the swiss lute players to j
oin this year's trip to the lute festival of the german lute society which took
place in Regensburg.
We missed the first events due to a traffic jam which we regreted because Pietro
Prosser played on a original Galich
I bought mine in a swiss online store for 299 swiss francs
(http://shop.musix.ch/ecommerce/product_info.php/manufacturers_id/1075/produ
cts_id/119531)
Most likely it will be cheaper in the US
Best wishes
Thomas
I bought mine in a german online store for 199⬠all inc
"Geistlich" means "sacred"
regards
Thomas
Dear Roland,
Are you saying that Reusner's arrangements are just accompaniments? That the
melody is not there? I like these pieces but don't know anything about them
Please excuse my ignorance, but what does 'geistliche' mean in English?
Dear all,
This year's lute festival took place in Kassel in northern Hassia.
The lutenists from switzerland already started their travel on Thursday and
arrived well in Kassel. It just took it's time to find the Hotel. One would
expect the intercity hotel near the central station but finally m
If I should be at home at broadcast time I could tape it.
If you should have further details - they would be welcome.
BTW: It was very nice to meet again, although the basel lute connection.
I haven't seen Eugen Dombois, but Crawford Young, Bob barto, Hoppy Smith, Peter
Croton, Anthony Bailes an
Hi all,
yesterday I have had the pleasure to listen to a performance by Ronn McFarlane
performing his own works on the LSA-Festival this year.
Does anybody know if these works are published and if so, where to obtain a
copy?
All the best
Thomas
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Hi,
among the greatest instruments I know of are by Bernd Kresse:
http://www.kresse-gitarren.de/repro_g.html
I personally am playing a marvelous instrument by Renzo Salvador
http://www.renzosalvador.be/en/guirom.html (the one at the top is mine)
Heidi von Rüden has built very decent instruments -
Hi,
I would add the "Fathers" of modern lute playing
Walter Gerwig and Michael Schäffer.
Best wishes
Thomas
>Anthony Bailes
>Robert Barto
>Paul Beier
>Timothy Burris
>Michel Cardin
>Björn Colell
>Michael Dücker
>Eduardo Egüez
>Pierre Gross
>Jan Grüter
>Oswald Hebermehl
>Joachim Held
>Yasu
Actually I already suggested to my Duo-Partner to start an action "A tribute to
Sting" for lutenists and to perform hits by Police and Sting on Lute(s).
I would offer to collect all contributions :)
Best wishes
Thomas
>> Yesterday Sting was neither off tune nor out of tempo.
>> RT
>Pheewww! Wh
Hi,
we discussed the Liuto Forte pretty often. take a look at the archives.
In short my opinion: The instruments are well built, actually sound like a
better guitar with more basses but definitly not like a lute (possibly they are
better compared to a Wandervogel-Instrument).
My opinion is that
Here are the concrete files:
http://www.gerbode.net/ft2/composers/Lute_ensemble/Anon/
>>>
>> Dear all,
>>
>> I'm in need of some well-known duets. Are there Fronimo files extant for
>> Le Rossignol, Drewries Accords?
>>
>> Thanks in advance!
>>
>> Mathias
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A good resource for Fronimo files is
http://www.gerbode.net/ft2/composers/
best wishes
Thomas
>".pdf"?
>Look at:
>http://cbsr26.ucr.edu/wlkfiles/Publications/EnglishDuets/
>EnglishLuteDuets.html
>Best wishes,
>JL
>
>El 27/06/2006, a las 22:45, Mathias Rösel escribió:
>
>> Dear all,
>>
>> I'm in
Hi all,
does somebody have a valid email address of Peter Oljelund? His telia-address
doesn't seem to work anymore. ...
All the best
Thomas
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There is a piece in a private collection which is written or arranged for
Mandora (see "Die Laute" which gives incipits of the music in the MS).
Thomas
>On Thu, 22 Jun 2006 12:02:00 , "Bernd Haegemann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> > But Hagen and Weiss never wrote for this instrument.
>> > Tel
Hi all,
I would like to introduce to you a CD with some of the latest chamber music
with the lute which well fits into this (hot) time of the year.
Andreas Schlegel (baroque lute) and Myrtha Indermaur (violin) are performing
all of the 3 Sonatas
for violin and obligate lute by F.W.Rust and two
Hi Donatella,
I'll forward your mail or ask Markus to forward it (if I should not find the
correct eMail addresses).
Vieux Gaultier is called Abbé in a ms. but we don't have evidence he had a any
ecclesial function.
The idea I got from the lecture is that it possibly depicts a french person
tra
Dear Donatella,
Yes - it's the painting on your page.
Frank Legel mentioned that you discovered the painting and identified the piece
earlier (so Tony Bailes and Frank Legel could have spared some work - if they
knew about it).
I don't want to say something wrong (Frank is scientist and *very*
Hi all,
Wolfgang is right - St.mang was a perfect place for music and everything
belonging to the festival.
I haven't attended every "event" because some were paralell to others. For
instance Beate Dittmann made an event for children and introduced the lute and
Miguel gave lessons.
I also enj
something like "I see (watch?) the time passing"?
>
>The title in spanish is "Viendo pasar el tiempo". Perhaps some of you
>with a good knowledge of both the spanish and english languages can
>suggest a translation...
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you know there are rumors that the Dresden court actually just accepted Hasse
to get his wife
Hasse's compositions need too much elefants and bears and I think the invention
of lombardic rhythmns must have impressed JAH the most.
Thomas
>Okay, I'll bite. Why would his music antagonize him
Hi Ed,
I just have the edition of the dutch lute society with the facsimiles. But in
case you could tell me the details I could look them up and tell you if they
are in the original.
Anyhow - there ARE tenuto lines in the facsimile, some of which I think are
rather an "ideal" than a real playin
Lutz Kirchhof has recorded it. I spoke to him about that and he told me the
harpsichord voice would have needed only very few (I think 2) modifications to
work on the lute.
Best wishes
Thomas
>So many questions remain, imho. Someone (not me) is working on them. Stay
>tuned.
>
>Has Satoh reco
Hi all,
does someone of you has the actual email address of Rainer aus dem Spring? Or
Hello Rainer! Are you there?
Best regards
Thomas
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I would tend to think it is a fake.
In the late 19th century they often used more or less original labels to
increase the value of their fake instruments.
The instrument itself very much looks like a wandervogel instrument and as far
as I can judge watching the pictures i don't see any parts whi
This sickness is called LAS (Lute Aquireing Syndrom) which is widely spreaded
near members of this group ...
Thomas
>d my daughter is such a great fan of the German music of
>that era! . . . but on the other hand she's still just starting on her
>Renaissance lute; so why am I so attracted to
>I thought they were (it says so in the introduction of the facsimile,
>anyway). Fitting the Dathenus psalm texts has never given me any trouble,
>either.
>Of course, if you prefer to play them without singing, it's fine, but Vallet
>has explicitely added the asterixes for sing-along performance
Yes - right. But I would rather consider the Regias Pietas as solo music
because the melody line indicated by the asterix often does not match the
melody of the geneve psalter (if I recall right).
Hoping not to tell nonsense
Thomas
>> Apart from the 2 books of psalms by Vallet (one with solo m
Hi!
There is pretty much sacred music for the lute. as someone already mentioned
Cathy Lidell's book gives a nice overview of what existed in the renaissance
period - she also included ensemble settings or at least melody lines as basis
for one's own ensemble settings.
Apart from the 2 books o
Oh yes! Everybody told me that - seems as if I would be known for being a
lute-"freak" ...
Thomas
>Lots of lutes at the climax of Shrek, as all the characters sing 'I'm a
>believer', the Monkeys hit.
>
>Rob
>
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Hi Wolfgang,
the simplest way is to use a software like audacity (freeware) and a
microphone.
I personally made many recordings that way but the quality very much depends on
the quality of the soundcard. In the meantime I am using a MP3/wave-recorder
which allows to transfer the recorded data
It depends on who is playing :-)
But seriously I never heard the lute would be used in that context. Although it
could be very smoothing ...
Happy new year to all of you
Thomas
>
>It heals me.
>
>On Jan 3, 2006, at 5:29 AM, Charles Browne wrote:
>
>> I gather that the Harp, among other
>> instr
We call this kind of Building "Immobilien (Immobiles?)" in germany so it seems
the term doesn't match reality (if something immobile is moved - is it still
immobile?).
Hey Arto - I'm missing your tales/reference to the home of St.Claus!
Instead I could deal with a more military variant (but qui
My first though was it would be a mandolin but - I've seen (modern) domra which
look similar. Would be too big for a mandolin I suppose?
Thomas
>
>The bridge looks like possibly an ud or an uti or even a mandolin? Given
>it's non-triangular shape, definitely not a balalaika, and more than
>lik
Hi,
yesterday I looked at the lutecast and found the MP3 incredible large - approx.
10 MB. I Haven't listened to the music but performers like Paul Beier surely
stand for an exceptional high standard of performance.
Best wishes
Thomas
>
>hi,
>just found the following news on the page of the ge
Hi,
take a look at
http://www.jarchow.com/#14-16N
Best wishes
Thomas
>
Herb--
> A peculiarity of that old Spanish printing is the occasional omission
>of m's and n's (and an accompanying vowel), with a replacement in the form
>of a bar above the point where they belong. If you've ever lo
The one cat surely as living reserve if a string unexpectedly breaks?
:-)
Thomas
>I've heard that with cats, but then it only takes one to own you.
>
>I have three (lutes that is, only one cat), two eight c. and one six, and a
>vihuela.
>
>Craig
>
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Dear list,
I received a mail offering a lute by the late Bob Lundberg.
The instrument was built in 1986 but never played due to an accident of the
hand of the owner. He now decided to sell it. Price negotiable basis 6500 Euro.
Pictures of the instrument can be seen on
http://www.gmelin-verlag.d
If I recall correctly you will find the complete "Il Fronimo" on the Fronimo
site of Francesco Tribioli.
Best wishes
Thomas
>
>Ariel,
>
>My message to you was returned. What is the source? I've forgotten. Do you
>mean the duet(s?) by "B.M. Gentleman"? Sakudos, Arthur.
> - Original Messag
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