Christopher and all,
Thanks for putting that e-bay link for the old Bream style lute. I
looked at the photos, and the instrument looked somewhat familiar.
Low and behold, I saw a familiar name on the case - Edward A. Martin!
That was my first lute, I purchased it on consignment
Hello, all. So far I've been lurking on this interesting topic. As
a lutenist of "that generation" I, too, was inspired by Bream, along
with Schaeffer, Ragossnig, and Gerwig. I remember talking with my
friend who is now a respected medieval lutenist and teacher, probably
Dear collective,
does anyone have a pdf score (not tabs) of Vincenzo Galilei's
Contrapunto Secondo "B.M."?
I am playing with someone who can't use tabs.
I'd make my own score, but I thought I'll ask first.
Thanks!
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