servation. My "wrong way round" fingerings may seem
awkward at first, but one very soon gets used to them. It is well
worth persevering with them.
Best wishes,
Stewart.
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From: "Sean Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Stewart McCoy" <[
Dear Sean,
This is the passage from Francesco da Milano's Ricercar 27:
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Dear Sean,
This is the passage from Francesco da Milano's Ricercar 27:
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Dear All
In Lute News N=B079, P.25, we can read that "The January 2006 (Vol
24, N=B0 05) issue has a paper on the technique of using the left
thumb, over the edge of the neck (seen
in some renaissance lute paintings)" and often seen in folk guitar
techniques. I suppose the articl
