On 21/11/2011 14:09, Monica Hall wrote:
I asked because I have been comparing Foscarini's arrangements of lute
works by Gaultier with the originals. He sticks very close to the
original (making allowances for the absence of a 6th course and the
fact
that the 3rd course on the lute is a
Subject: Re: [LUTE] Re: 6th course on 'baroque' lute [was Gut strings]
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On 21/11/2011 14:09, Monica Hall wrote:
I asked because I have been comparing Foscarini's arrangements of lute
works by Gaultier with the originals. He sticks very close to the
original (making
Dear Monica,
Von Radolt's Instructions clearly tell us that he had an octave on the
6th course. Similarly in some of Mouton's tablature (amongst
others) the low octave is required to be played and then later the high
octave of the same course. See the FoMRHI paper jointly written
Dear Martin
Von Radolt's Instructions clearly tell us that he had an octave on the
6th course. Similarly in some of Mouton's tablature (amongst
others) the low octave is required to be played and then later the high
octave of the same course. See the FoMRHI paper jointly written by
On 21/11/2011 14:09, Monica Hall wrote:
I asked because I have been comparing Foscarini's arrangements of lute
works by Gaultier with the originals. He sticks very close to the
original (making allowances for the absence of a 6th course and the fact
that the 3rd course on the lute is a
