Hi,
Because I received an email of a long-standing member of the Communty, I write
this message.
All of my Luteintabulations are free! !!
With the "unique" pop-up advertising on my lute homepage, the operator finance
only their costs. So don't click on this ads, instead directly on one of
Are there any good lute instruction videos out there demonstrating
historically informed technique on the Renaissance lute? I think just
watching
someone with a well developed technique go through the motions would help a
lot.
I've tried to get Christopher Berg to do this but
Just wanted to say thanks for all the kind and useful responses I
received to this post. I've got my eyes peeled for a good lute to
start with.
Thanks again,
Steve
On Dec 2, 2005, at 8:10 AM, Steven Traut wrote:
> Hello all -- I'm interested in trying my hand (well, hands) at the
> lute (Ren
> best way to contact Ronn is through his email
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The email address
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
spells McFarlane as MacFarlane, and so seems suspicious.
If it does not work, you can try it without the 'a',
or, alternatively, this contact info:
Web site: http://www.ronnmc
Ronn McFarlane has recently moved to Portland, so you have the opportunity
to study with someone who is a great player and areally good teacher. The
best way to contact Ronn is through his email
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Nancy Carlin
LSA Administrator
>Hello all -- I'm interested in trying my hand (we
uot;Steven Traut" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, December 02, 2005 8:10 AM
Subject: [LUTE] Lute instruction in Portland, OR
> Hello all -- I'm interested in trying my hand (well, hands) at the
> lute (Renaissance 8c). Anyone know if there are any teachers in the
> Portla
Hello all -- I'm interested in trying my hand (well, hands) at the
lute (Renaissance 8c). Anyone know if there are any teachers in the
Portland area? Clay Erickson used to teach and had a web site, but
the site seems to be gone for good.
I've been on the verge of simply buying a lute and get
