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It is not a question of who is right or who is wrong. It is a matter of
sharing. That concept is clearly lost on some people.
Sad.
Rob
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>>> You implied in your previous message that the letter stated that the
>>> quintets were _performed_ in the marquis' house, in order to show that my
>>> statement about a first performance in 1926 in Germany is not tenable. Now
>>> you say that LB said that the quintets were written for the sole
At 07:45 AM 2/27/2005, Roman Turovsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > You implied in your previous message that the letter stated that the
> > quintets were _performed_ in the marquis' house, in order to show that my
> > statement about a first performance in 1926 in Germany is not tenable. Now
> >
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From: "Lex Eisenhardt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Stanley Yates" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
Sent: Saturday, February 26, 2005 3:52 PM
Subject: Re: Air on the G string?
> You would not suggest to change the stringing for the tonality, I presume?
> Lex
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Dear all,
is anyone aware of evidence or hints for something like 55-edo-tuning, or in
other words for something like a 1/6-pythagorean-comma meantone tuning for 18th
century guitars? Instructions, paintings, body frets on surviving instruments?
It's supposed to be the usual tuning for non-keyb
Thanks for this information Monica - more food for thought.
Stanley
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Air on one or other string of a course?
> Yet, as far as I know, there is no single statement to be found among the
> perfromance practice sources of the period that discusses the modern
concept
> of differentiated plucking on an octave-strung course.
There is a rather later (i.e. second half of
There may be a bit of a problem about this as neither Fronimo nor Django
support some essential features of baroque guitar tablature - in particular
strumming. Alain Veylit was working on this problem with Django but I don't
know if he ever finally sorted it. I had an enormous problem preparing ev
>>> That's Benavent, without an e at the end. However, I would be delighted to
>>> stand corrected here, if you could supply the full quotation, and the
>>> precise source for it. Have no fear, I have the entire available literature
>>> on Boccherini right here in my house. I may have missed someth
