In a message dated 12/15/2003 4:39:38 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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Do
modern people have a preference for numbers as opposed to letters? And as a
follow-up question, do lutenists have an old fashioned mindset for prefering
French tab, or is it just dandy, and a little mystic
Dear lutenists,
On Mon, 15 Dec 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I think Milan's system (basically French tab, but with
> numbers instead of letters) is the easiest to read.
Well, I think this is personal. To me that kind of tabulature is
really hard to read! When I see numbers in tabulature, my
same reasons guitar notation doesn't help much.
As R2 says. It's all a question of what U R UCD 2.
Regards
Göran
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Referring to Arto's message, quoted below. Reading my newly arrived Damiani
"Method" is my first exposure to Italian tabulature, it seems it is not only
numeric (in contrast to the French letters) but also "up side down" (the
treble course at the bottom). It would seem to be difficult to convert
be
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Dear Monica,
It makes a lot of sense for the stave lines to go through the notes,
as with most Italian lute tablature, because that way it is easier
to visualise the lines as courses on the instrument. The music in
the Thibault Lute Manuscript is notated in Italian tablature with
the numbers in th
Jon,
Another way to think of Italian tab is looking through the neck with
x-ray vision from the thumb side while you're in playing position.
-- David
Jon Murphy wrote:
>Referring to Arto's message, quoted below. Reading my newly arrived Damiani
>"Method" is my first exposure to Italian tabulat
I concur David, and Damiani says "mirror image". It isn't the concept that
is the problem, it is the practice. Some habits become more ingrained than
others - and for me it is the visual that is the more ingrained. Some years
ago, when living in Belgium, I rented a car in England. No problem with t
a good prophylactic (I had to check the spelling of that in the
dictionary) against the onset of senile dementia!
Monica
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Dear Jon,
Wisdom indeed. Thanks. :-)
Stewart.
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> But it is stil
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