>> On the issue of basses I think the jury is still out. The study of
>> history
>> is full of examples of ancient technology that we cannot duplicate even
>> with
>> all of our science and data bases. Personally I think it unlikely that
>> period Lute players would have been happy with what we c
NO. Because the lute on the Weichenberger CD is massively out of tune, I
suspect from untrue strings. But TS should have known better not to record
under such conditions.
RT
>> Less tuning than necessary.
>> RT
>
> RT, a genuine question: do you say this because you are an advocate of ET?
>
> P
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>> From: "Roman Turovsky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> To: "Paul Pleijsier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
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>> O'Dette in time machine
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>> >> I
quot;Roman Turovsky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> >> I just put on one of T Satoh's (two?) re
On Mar 28, 2006, at 11:36 AM, Paul Pleijsier wrote:
> I guess the early people wouldn't care much if POD played with
> "strange inflexible" strings or with or without nails. I guess
> these things are only interesting to US, especially to those who
> care about approaching the sound of the p
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>> That's it, it is still on. I g
But a well-tuned axe should be.
RT
> That's it, it is still on. I guess I'll never learn to distingiush between
> pieces, but the sound is special.
> Wait, I'll look up "wart". Ah, a "wrat" in Dutch.
> Yes, I find that total technical perfection is not neccessarily an
> ingredient in a great perfor
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>> I just put on one of T Satoh's (two?) records where he plays no nail, gut
>> strung, close hand, and on .
>> original (Greif) lute from 16-something. To my ears this is conv
rmance.
PP
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>> I just put on one of T Satoh's (two
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