Daniel,
Don't retire before your production of
Litho Terpsichore
I live for the stone scene.
dt
At 05:09 PM 3/15/2008, you wrote:
That's twice now my name has appeared in the same sentence as Barto
and O'Dette. Time to frame the post and retire, I've accomplished all
I could hope for in the
On Sun, Mar 16, 2008 at 1:16 AM, David Rastall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mar 15, 2008, at 7:58 PM, igor . wrote:
If you're going to accuse me of being racist, Igor, at least learn to
spell proper English. ;-)
# i know David , but i fear i never will ! I am Serbian living in
Ma zezash me.
Moja je lebdjelica puna jegulja :)
You can correct my spelling anytime, I don't mind!
Some of these words like affect, rhetoric are actually right, believe
it or not.
dt
But i promise to
learn to spell proper English once David Tayler learn to spell proper
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From: igor . [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sun, Mar 16, 2008 at 9:53 AM
Subject: Re: [LUTE] Re: Forqueray
To: David Tayler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Some of these words like affect, rhetoric are actually right, believe
it or not
here we go David : it is
...believe it or not...? Shouldn't it be, ...believe it or don't..?
Sister Mary Diesel (ruler in hand).
PS: I'm not quite sure why this thread is becoming so acrimonious.
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From: David Tayler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: igor . [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sun, Mar 16, 2008 at 9:53 AM
Subject: Re: [LUTE] Re: Forqueray
To: David Tayler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Some of these words like affect, rhetoric are actually right, believe
it or not
here we go David : it is
There is no historical evidence for Swiss as a
lutenist
Wrong!
Hans Jacob Wecker's duet book, printed in Basel 1552; Rodolf
Wyssenbach's print of Zürich; the not surviving print of Wydenhuober
(cited in Gesner's bibliograyphy) and the whole manuscript collection
around the university of
--- howard posner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mar 15, 2008, at 5:55 AM, Benjamin Narvey wrote:
The
fact that a generalist early music magazine
chose my submission
bodes well
for us, in that it seems a kind of litmus test
showing the interest
given
the lute from civilian
May be we should create another list, suggest: the inpolite lute list or
simple the insult list,
exclusively reserved to people bashing comments. That would it make much
easier for those to
follow who are interested in more lute related discussions. ;-)
we
igor . schrieb:
On the base of it I would agree, but I find the delete button works as well
when a posting subject starts, then deteriorates to the point that I have
no interest in it. Occasionally I will look in, as I did here, and thus my
comment. Flame wars do nothing to advance our understanding of a
Thanks a lot! That's really helpful. This obviously means one has to have
top quality gear and a big experience in positioning mics and setting all
the thing in order to sound just natural, which explains quite a lot why
it's so expensive to record in a professional studio. However thinking in a
I don't think EQ will do it, the free room simulator software or the
more expensive professional versions help a little bit, but once you
lose the essential harmonics
it is difficult to replace them. When using budget mics, the main
thing is minimize the reflections. So here you need a really
Hovercraft :)
p.s.
what's lebdjelica ??
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David, your comparison of the digital camera and the digital recorder
are helpful, although I am not technologically competent enough to
say just how far you can go in that direction.
Evidently, the lens or microphone set the overall limit in recording
quality, whatever equipment comes
Passion is a delicious fruit too, David ;-) ! I agree with you and I also
deplore the standardization of lute sound in recent recordings. But H2s or
equivalent devices can be very useful, impartial tools to work with, certainly
NOT to make a Cd !!! I am preparing to do a recording next summer
This is fascinating, in that the topic of recordings is coming up, in
particular with lack of editing. Toyohiko Satoh just released a new CD,
music of Phillip Franz LeSage de Richee, on a period instrument, in a..
plain gut, no edits, complete whole takes. It is refreshing, to say the
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