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Le Mercredi 10 août 2016 9h35, jean-michel Catherinot
<jeanmichel.catheri...@cs.dartmouth.edu> a écrit :
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What Mersenne says: has anybody ever tried Mersenne stringing?
  Le Jeudi 4 août 2016 17h50, Martin Shepherd <mar...@luteshop.co.uk> a
écrit :
Dear Martyn (and All),
I'm not ruling out the possibility of loaded strings, but I do think the
evidence from bridge holes is mixed, in the sense that we would have to
be absolutely certain that a bridge with small holes was original.
Even with modern gut strings it's possible to string a 6c lute with only
plain gut (well, high twist or whatever) in the bass and also a 13c swan
neck lute! The difficult cases are the 8 to 10 course lutes, the 13c
bass rider type, also the liuto attiorbato, for all of which loaded
basses might well be the answer.
I can't send attachments to the list but I'm sending you another
painting from 1576 which shows strings very clearly and they're
remarkably thin.
Best wishes,
Martin
On 04/08/2016 14:55, Martyn Hodgson wrote:
>Â Â Hello Martin,
>Â Â Nice site and blog.
>Â Â I seem to recall that when loaded strings first came out (25 yrs ago?)
>Â Â that some of the evidence for their use was found in the small diameter
>Â Â holes in some lute bridges. To maintain string tensions at around
>Â Â present day levels the hypothesis was therefore that the old bass
>Â Â strings would have been dense than plain gut - hence 'loaded'.
>Â Â I also recall that somebody (might have been Eph Segerman) at the time
>Â Â also pointed out an alternative for such relatively small diameter
>Â Â holes: that the tensions of the bass strings might be much lower than
>Â Â the upper courses. In short just as you're suggesting. My experience of
>Â Â doing this at the time was that one needed to play very close to the
>Â Â bridge to gain any projection and, of course, this is precisely what
>Â Â most old sources (from c.1600 onwards) tell us. So you may be right -
>Â Â that basses were often(always?) at a significantly lower tension than
>Â Â the upper courses.
>Â Â Having said this, I did like Mimmo's loaded strings very much and, of
>Â Â course, they also possibly indicate loading because of their
>Â Â distinctive colour. All food for thought......
>Â Â regards,
>Â Â Martyn
>Â Â Â __________________________________________________________________
>
>Â Â From: Martin Shepherd <mar...@luteshop.co.uk>
>Â Â To: Lute List <lute@cs.dartmouth.edu>
>Â Â Sent: Thursday, 4 August 2016, 12:51
>Â Â Subject: [LUTE] blog post
>Â Â Hi All,
>Â Â Just to let you know that I have put up a new blog post - let me know
>Â Â your thoughts.
>Â Â [1]http://luteshop.co.uk/some-thoughts-on-string-tension/
>Â Â Best wishes,
>Â Â Martin
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clear="none"><br clear="none"> <div class="yiv6236348355y_msg_container">Dear
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possibility of loaded strings, but I do think the <br clear="none">evidence
from bridge holes is mixed, in the sense that !
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e would have to <br clear="none">be absolutely certain that a !
bridge with small holes was original.<br clear="none"><br clear="none">Even
with modern gut strings it's possible to string a 6c lute with only <br
clear="none">plain gut (well, high twist or whatever) in the bass and also a
13c swan <br clear="none">neck lute! The difficult cases are the 8 to 10
course lutes, the 13c <br clear="none">bass rider type, also the liuto
attiorbato, for all of which loaded <br clear="none">basses might well be the
answer.<br clear="none"><br clear="none">I can't send attachments to the list
but I'm sending you another <br clear="none">painting from 1576 which shows
strings very clearly and they're <br clear="none">remarkably thin.<br
clear="none"><br clear="none">Best wishes,<br clear="none"><br
clear="none">Martin<br clear="none"><br clear="none">On 04/08/2016 14:55,
Martyn Hodgson wrote:<br clear="none">> Â Hello Martin,<br
clear="none">> Â Nice site and blog.<br clear="none">>
 I seem to !
rec!
all that when loaded strings first came out (25 yrs ago?)<br
clear="none">> Â that some of the evidence for their use was
found in the small diameter<br clear="none">> Â holes in some
lute bridges. To maintain string tensions at around<br clear="none">>
 present day levels the hypothesis was therefore that the old bass<br
clear="none">> Â strings would have been dense than plain gut -
hence 'loaded'.<br clear="none">> Â I also recall that somebody
(might have been Eph Segerman) at the time<br clear="none">> Â
also pointed out an alternative for such relatively small diameter<br
clear="none">> Â holes: that the tensions of the bass strings
might be much lower than<br clear="none">> Â the upper courses.
In short just as you're suggesting. My experience of<br clear="none">>
 doing this at the time was that one needed to play very clo!
se to the!
<br clear="none">> Â bridge to gain any projection and, !
of course, this is precisely what<br clear="none">> Â most old
sources (from c.1600 onwards) tell us. So you may be right -<br
clear="none">> Â that basses were often(always?) at a
significantly lower tension than<br clear="none">> Â the upper
courses.<br clear="none">> Â Having said this, I did like
Mimmo's loaded strings very much and, of<br clear="none">> Â
course, they also possibly indicate loading because of their<br
clear="none">> Â distinctive colour. All food for
thought......<br clear="none">> Â regards,<br
clear="none">> Â Martyn<br clear="none">>
 __________________________________________________________________<br
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clear="none">> Â Hi All,<br clear="none">> Â
Just to let you know that I have put up a new blog post - let me know<br
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: has anybody ever tried Mersenne stringing?<br><br> <br><br> Le
Jeudi 4 août 2016 17h50, Martin Shepherd <<a
ymailto="mailto:mar...@luteshop.co.uk";
href="mailto:mar...@luteshop.co.uk";>mar...@luteshop.co.uk</a>> a écrit
:<br> <br><br> Dear Martyn (and All),<br><br>I'm not ruling out the possibility
of loaded strings, but I do think the <br>evidence from bridge holes is mixed,
in the sense that we would have to <br>be absolutely certain that a bridge with
small holes was original.<br><br>Even with modern gut strings it's possible to
string a 6c lute with only <br>plain gut (well, high twist or whatever) in the
bass and also a 13c swan <br>neck lute! The difficult cases are the 8 to
10 course lutes, the 13c <br>bass rider type, also the liuto attiorbato, for
all of which loaded <br>basses might well be the answer.<br><br>I can't send
attachments to the list but I'm sending you another <br>painting from 1576
which shows strings very clearly and they'!
re <br>remarkably thin.<br><br>Best wishes,<br><br>Martin<br><!
br>On 04/08/2016 14:55, Martyn Hodgson wrote:<br>> Hello
Martin,<br>> Nice site and blog.<br>> I seem to
recall that when loaded strings first came out (25 yrs ago?)<br>>
that some of the evidence for their use was found in the small
diameter<br>> holes in some lute bridges. To maintain string
tensions at around<br>> present day levels the hypothesis was
therefore that the old bass<br>> strings would have been dense
than plain gut - hence 'loaded'.<br>> I also recall that
somebody (might have been Eph Segerman) at the time<br>> also
pointed out an alternative for such relatively small diameter<br>>
holes: that the tensions of the bass strings might be much lower
than<br>> the upper courses. In short just as you're
suggesting. My experience of<br>> doing this at the time was
that one ne!
eded to play very close to the<br>> bridge to gain any
projection and, of course, this is precisely what<br>> most old
sources (from c.1600 onwards) tell us. So you may be right -<br>>
that basses were often(always?) at a significantly lower tension
than<br>> the upper courses.<br>> Having said
this, I did like Mimmo's loaded strings very much and, of<br>>
course, they also possibly indicate loading because of their<br>>
distinctive colour. All food for thought......<br>>
regards,<br>> Martyn<br>>
__________________________________________________________________<br>><br>>
From: Martin Shepherd <<a ymailto="mailto:mar...@luteshop.co.uk";
href="mailto:mar...@luteshop.co.uk";>mar...@luteshop.co.uk</a>><br>>
To: Lute List <<a ymailto="mailto:lute@cs.dartmouth.edu"; href="m!
ailto:lute@cs.dartmouth.edu">lute@cs.dartmouth.edu</a>><br>> !
; Sent: Thursday, 4 August 2016, 12:51<br>> Subject:
[LUTE] blog post<br>> Hi All,<br>> Just to let
you know that I have put up a new blog post - let me know<br>>
your thoughts.<br>> [1]<a
href="http://luteshop.co.uk/some-thoughts-on-string-tension/";
target="_blank">http://luteshop.co.uk/some-thoughts-on-string-tension/</a><br>>
Best wishes,<br>> Martin<br>>
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face="Arial"> Le Jeudi 4 août 2016 17h50, Martin Shepherd &lt;<a
ymailto="mailto:mar...@luteshop.co.uk";
href="mailto:mar...@luteshop.co.uk";>mar...@luteshop.co.uk</a>&gt; a écrit
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clear="none"><br clear="none"> <div class="yiv6236348355y_msg_cont!
ainer">Dear Martyn (and All),<br clear="none"><br clear="no!
ne">I'm not ruling out the possibility of loaded strings, but I do think
the <br clear="none">evidence from bridge holes is mixed, in the sense
that w!<br> e would have to <br clear="none">be absolutely certain that a
!<br> bridge with small holes was original.<br clear="none"><br
clear="none">Even with modern gut strings it's possible to string a 6c lute
with only <br clear="none">plain gut (well, high twist or whatever) in
the bass and also a 13c swan <br clear="none">neck lute!&nbsp; The
difficult cases are the 8 to 10 course lutes, the 13c <br
clear="none">bass rider type, also the liuto attiorbato, for all of which
loaded <br clear="none">basses might well be the answer.<br
clear="none"><br clear="none">I can't send attachments to the list but
I'm sending you another <br clear="none">painting from 1576 which shows
strings very clearly and they're <br clear="none">remarkably thin.<br
clear!
="none"><br clear="none">Best wishes,<br clear="none"><br
clear="none">Martin<br clear="none"><br clear="none">On
04/08/2016 14:55, Martyn Hodgson wrote:<br
clear="none">&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp; Hello Martin,<br
clear="none">&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp; Nice site and blog.<br
clear="none">&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp; I seem to rec!<br> all that
when loaded strings first came out (25 yrs ago?)<br
clear="none">&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp; that some of the evidence
for their use was found in the small diameter<br
clear="none">&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp; holes in some lute bridges.
To maintain string tensions at around<br clear="none">&gt;&nbsp;
&nbsp; present day levels the hypothesis was therefore that the old
bass<br clear="none">&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp; strings would
have been dense than plain gut - hence 'loaded'.<br clear="none!
">&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp; I also recall that somebody (m!
ight have been Eph Segerman) at the time<br
clear="none">&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp; also pointed out an
alternative for such relatively small diameter<br
clear="none">&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp; holes: that the tensions of
the bass strings might be much lower than<br
clear="none">&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp; the upper courses. In short
just as you're suggesting. My experience of<br
clear="none">&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp; doing this at the time was
that one needed to play very close to the!<br> <br
clear="none">&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp; bridge to gain any
projection and, !<br> of course, this is precisely what<br
clear="none">&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp; most old sources (from
c.1600 onwards) tell us. So you may be right -<br
clear="none">&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp; that basses were
often(always?) at a significantly lower tension than<br
clear="none">&gt;&nbsp; &!
amp;nbsp; the upper courses.<br clear="none">&gt;&nbsp;
&nbsp; Having said this, I did like Mimmo's loaded strings very much
and, of<br clear="none">&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp; course, they
also possibly indicate loading because of their<br
clear="none">&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp; distinctive colour. All
food for thought......<br clear="none">&gt;&nbsp;
&nbsp; regards,<br clear="none">&gt;&nbsp;
&nbsp; Martyn<br clear="none">&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp;
&nbsp;
__________________________________________________________________<br
clear="none">&gt;<br clear="none">&gt;&nbsp;
&nbsp; From: Martin Shepherd &lt;<a rel="nofollow"
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href="mailto:mar...@luteshop.co.uk";>mar...@luteshop.co.uk</a>" target="_blank"
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uteshop.co.uk</a>&gt;<br clear="none">&gt;&nbsp;
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href="mailto:lute@cs.dartmouth.edu";>lute@cs.dartmouth.edu</a></a>&gt;<br
clear="none">&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp; Sent: Thursday, 4 August
2016, 12:51<br clear="none">&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp; Subject:
[LUTE] blog post<br clear="none">&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp; Hi
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