string
stopping is a necessary art.
Cheers! trj
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From: David van Ooijen
Cc: lutelist Net
Sent: Fri, Jan 3, 2014 1:08 pm
Subject: [LUTE] Re: Phalese stopping strings?
On the contrary, I understand these asterixes as reminders to sustain
the notes, that is, to
So true, Martin, that it's difficult to hold some notes as written or
asterixed. I sometimes find myself refingering a few bits to keep
things ringing better. Phalese's intabulations certainly 'evolve' over
the publications and being others' in the first place I'm not sure to
whom I shoul
Dear theoj89294,
It's my understanding that they represent instances of "let this note
ring". In nearly all cases it helps the voice-leading in the polyphony
or keeps a bass note going until the next chord change.
One finds this practice in many previous lute books (though not all),
such
That's my impression also.
(I've had computer difficulties and still owe a few of you messages. I
haven't forgotten.)
On 01/03/14, David van Ooijen wrote:
On the contrary, I understand these asterixes as reminders to sustain
the notes, that is, to hold the fingers on the strin
On the contrary, I understand these asterixes as reminders to sustain
the notes, that is, to hold the fingers on the strings.
David
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