I continue to hold the unpopular view that the eight course may
slightly slow musical development: If you have any interest in
continuo, the non linear bass is a hurdle, and if you wish to play
10c, archlute or theorbo,
the course memorization for the bass courses is slowed a bit: you
have to
David
You forgot two of my favourite whiskies, Bruichladdich and Clynelish.
A friend of mine found a very ancient Bruichladdich at Edinburgh
University Celtic association, and was bringing it back to Paris,
when at the exit of a tube gate, he found a person in a wheel chair
who
I have a friend I push around in a wheel chair. We pull that trick every
time. Suckers!
Rob
On 03/04/2008, Anthony Hind [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David
You forgot two of my favourite whiskies, Bruichladdich and
Clynelish.
A friend of mine found a very ancient Bruichladdich at
I realize that many of our current lute list members do not care for the 8
course lute, but I really like mine. One thin, for those using a reason of
too much resonance on my French CD of all 6 course music, I used an 8
course lute, all in gut, with octaves on 4,5, 6. It fooled most, who
It's all fire-water to me.
ed
At 09:03 PM 4/3/2008 +0200, Anthony Hind wrote:
David
You forgot two of my favourite whiskies, Bruichladdich and Clynelish.
A friend of mine found a very ancient Bruichladdich at Edinburgh
University Celtic association, and was bringing it back to Paris,
No Stewart, it didn't get lost : I got it in my mailbox a couple of hours ago.
It just took its time to fly across the Channel AND the Atlantic !
Best wishes,
Jean-Marie
=== 02-04-2008 17:22:57 ===
Dear Rob,
I sent this message yesterday evening, but it seems to have got lost in
