August 4th=2C 2008
Dear Lutenists:
Thank you for your responses. I have managed to loosen all the pegs save
three and will continue to work at it. I don't think the peg heads are oval=2C
although it would be a very slight occurrence and it would be difficult to tell
with the peg
Peg paste? I think that is just what I need. Where can I get some?
Another thing is that I often have problems tuning the strings who's pegs are
in the most awkward positions. For that problem I have mostly finished
constructing a helper from a disk of wood and a guitar string-winder.
-plh
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Peg paste? I think that is just what I need. Where can I get some?
Another thing is that I often have problems tuning the strings who's pegs
August 2nd=2C 2008
Dear Lutenists:
It is quiet Summer . . . Amongst many other things=2C I have been
writing a book of poetry tenatively called Stories of the Blue Islands: by
the lilacs of August and have penned a couple of songs on the guitar that
could have been Lute songs.
August 2nd=2C 2008
Dear Lutenists:
I apologize for the Chicktionary joke in the email. It mysteriously
materialized in my email after it was sent. I did not intend for this to
happen. And I am seriously looking for some encouragement with my Lute
sojourn.
love=2C
Rebecca
Perhaps I should look up a Lute teacher in town.
A good teacher will require/inspire you to play often enough that the
pegs get more rotation ;^)
all the best,
Sean
I wouldn't make predictions, unless you're licensed.
http://www.tympanilanerecords.com/OracleServices.htm
Michael Stitt
