Dear Anthony,
I do, of course, generally bow to Mimmo Peruffo's undoubted experience and
knowledge of gut strings and, indeed, very much look forward to his revamped
loaded strings due to be launched this Autumn. However, the use of a single
gut was not my speculation but a view
You forgot to mention twelve more, to discuss about historical light bulb
changing, and the possibility to find iconographical evidence.
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Le 25 aout 07 =E0 08:49, Martyn Hodgson a ecrit :
Dear Anthony,
I do, of course, generally bow to Mimmo Peruffo's undoubted
experience and knowledge of gut strings and, indeed, very much look
forward to his revamped loaded strings due to be launched this
Autumn. However, the use of a
Sorry, my last message had the level of quotation removed, so
impossible to understand. I will try again
Le 25 août 07 à 08:49, Martyn Hodgson a écrit :
Dear Anthony,
I do, of course, generally bow to Mimmo Peruffo's undoubted
experience and knowledge of gut strings and, indeed,
Dear list
Following feedback from a number of you, I have created a javascript
online converter for those of you that wish to use the Excel
spreadsheet format for creating TAB content, but you arent running
Excel on Windows. You should now be able to use other spreadsheet
software, such as
Mimmo
As Martyn addressed a few words to me, I tried to reply, but it
would have been better had he asked you directly. Clearly, it is
better to read the words of a skilled person, such as yourself, who
has spent many years both saving knowledge that otherwise would have
been lost,
Dear Anthony,
I fear you might have misunderstood my last: the earlier speculation was
indeed that a single gut so selected and processed with minimal 'rectifying'
was stronger: one of the factors put forward as contributing towards string
weakness was the rectifying and/or polishing
Dear All,
My experiences with Sofracob gut are much the same as David's - fine for
everything except a top string. I recently tried to order some fret gut
from them and they wrote back to say that they no longer supply fret gut
- dommage! Anyone know of a good source of fret gut?
By the
On Aug 25, 2007, at 5:15 AM, alexandros tzimeros wrote:
You forgot to mention twelve more, to discuss about historical
light bulb
changing, and the possibility to find iconographical evidence.
Yes! Absolutely the iconographical evidence cannot be ignored,
considering the vast number of
Glad to see you are back, Martin (perhaps you weren't away).
The Purr'll strings are strong, but how do they sound?
Regards
Anthony
Le 25 août 07 à 16:44, Martin Shepherd a écrit :
Dear All,
My experiences with Sofracob gut are much the same as David's -
fine for
everything except a top
August 25th, 2007
Dear Lutenists:
I have just launched 11 Ebooks of poetry, 8 of which have original early
or Folk music that needs to be recorded. In an effort to raise financing for
the recording projects I have put them on my Web site,
www.tympanilanerecords.com on the Shopping
Hi Luke - Thanks for the quick solution for us mac-heads! It works
as advertised, even on such relatively complex TAB expressions as
b
1 \2d\4e
x \3d[
2 a
x \1]c
x a
x \3d
b
This will make make creating and editing TAB much easier. Now if
only I could invert the process and load in
_
From: David Rastall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, August 25, 2007 5:05 PM
To: alexandros tzimeros
Cc: lute@cs.dartmouth.edu
Subject: Re: [LUTE] Re: Posting to the List (not from the rule book)
On Aug 25, 2007, at 5:15 AM, alexandros tzimeros wrote:
You forgot
Dear Martin,
Best wishes to you... we have not corresponded for a while.
I wholeheartedly agree on your statement about different string types
requiring a different technique or playing style. I have not played wound
strings in many years, but when I do play someone else's lute with wound
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