On the Ex Libris page of the Saizenay ms. there are two lines of figures
without a clef. Does anyone out there have a clear notion why these figures
appear here, what their purpose is and how we might use them?
Damian
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Monica's statement was originally on the Vihuela list...
BTW, Ray is wrong - we (well, some of us, not me, and probably not you) do
kill those whose beliefs we disagree with. I also doubt whether medieval man
smelt worse than one of my students...and I haven't yet met a soprano who
didn't think
Rob MacKillop wrote:
2008/4/24 howard posner [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
To be fair, I think Monica was trying to avoid one here by not
reiterating her position on the high G octave string.
I agree, Howard. I'm sorry Stuart used my light-hearted bantering as a
platform for raising an attack
Thanks for this Rob,
I'm not sure a precise knowledge of the particular pitch is a neces=
sary
here: cannot we assume that, like with lutes, the first course
of guitars were pitched as high (or at least not too far off) as they
co= uld
reasonably bear. This then
Dear Colleages,
!! I'm a lutenist from Bolivia-South America now based in
Amsterdam, I would like to ask if someone could please give me some
information!about lute straps, I've read something!about Mr. Ahumada from
France but unfortunatelly I could not find more information
hi, Herbert,
I was a young woman highly born (de casa alta, from a high house)
I did not knew about suffering
But because I came to know you
You put me in the condition of a servant maid
Ladino is the old spanish still spoken by the jews in east mediterranean
countries whose ascendents had to
From the comments, by the man himself:
... it's an arciliuto in a with single strings, which was a pretty common
practice in Italy in 17th century.
What is the evidence for this?
Are
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Josè Antonio Ahumada, in Paris:
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He makes wonderful straps (bandoulières),
Henner
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From: Henry Villca [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: lute@cs.dartmouth.edu
Subject: [LUTE] Lute Strap
Dear Colleages,
!! I'm a lutenist from Bolivia-South
Hello list members
I am wondering if anyone can help me with a query. I have a 7-course
Renaissance lute made by John Gorrett (Woodlark lutes) in 1985. I had it made
for me in my university days. It's been languishing under my bed for years as
due to tendon problems in my wrist I have been
Dear Friends, I would like to inform you about the
course, I am going to teach lute at this summer.
The original Application form in PDF can be sent on
request.
Best wishes, Anton Birula
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ACADEMIA MUSICAE BYDGOSTIENSIS
Summer Methodological
Dear Friends,
Under this link
http://www.concertspirituel.art.pl/html/viewpage.php?page_id=28
there is information about the course in Warsaw,
Poland. There will be a Lute class among many other
activities.
Best wishes, Anton Birula
16th International Summer Academy of Early Music
Dear Manolo,
Muchas gracias por la ayuda. Can you give us information
about this word berbante?
Herbert
I was a young woman highly born (de casa alta, from a high house)
I did not knew about suffering
But because I came to know you
You put me in the condition of a servant maid
...
Yo
On Apr 26, 2008, at 4:56 AM, Lisa Ashforth wrote:
I am considering selling it but have no idea how to go about
selling a specialist item like a lute, and I have no idea of its
current value. I think I paid about Pounds 300 new for it.
Can anyone give me any guidelines as to the best way to
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