Hey I need a lute case too (for a 10cs). Please be in touch.
Alan
On 7/16/06, Rob Dorsey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Michal,
I will make cases for lutes at $250US for a normal lute (non-theorbo).
Mine
are made of aircraft ply, lined with foam and velvet and rather than
fabric
or vinyl,
Thanks for recommending the Heringman CD. I also loved the web-site and
bought some other tunes - LaPrimavera Early Renaissance Music and James
Edwards Canarios. The Heringman CD will come in handy with some pieces I
am learning.
It seems that most suggested links on this lute list provide
Thanks eveybody for your suggestions.
I'm still open to more, if anyone has any.
Ron is correct, in fact I can neither walk nor run on my 10 cs. I am
interested in any Renaissance music (7, 8, 10 cs etc... ) which is easy
enough for me to play.
I just finished a semester of school and I want
can anyone make suggestions for beginners tab for 10 cs renaissance lute?
Perhaps there are some .pdf's around of simple pieces. Most pieces which
I've found through this list have been too difficult.
I've been practicing Passamezzo Nachtanz - Munich ms. 1512.
Any help would be appreciated.
I have been learning Christmas pieces out of last November's (2004) LSA
issue. There are over 20 Christmas songs in that issue. Its helpful for a
lute novice like myself. I am not sure if these songs are helpful to anyone
else.
alan
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Seems to me that you are getting wonderful advice on this list. You are very
lucky to have picked up a used instrument. I had to by a brand new lute from
the beginning, but I am very happy with the lute I bought. I only respond
because I am a beginner on the lute. It is best if you hire a teacher.
Hey everyone,
I appreciate your comments and advice.
Has anyone noticed that Ronn McFarlane is playing with a group at the CUNY
Grad. Center on Monday Nov. 28th?
Alan
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Anybody know of any lute or early music recitals upcoming in Manhattan? I
finally moved to NYC and I'm eager to experience some musical events.
Alan
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Thanks everyone for the replies. Since yesterday I have contacted Mr.
O'Brien and he is more than happy to help out a beginner.
Sincerely,
Alan
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Has anyone in NYC noticed an ad in the Village Voice about a Guitar, Ren.
Lute, Baroque Lute teacher named P. O'Brien? If so, is it the same Patrick
O'Brien who has played with such groups as the King's Noyse and the
Baltimore Consort? If so, does anyone have his e-mail address? Otherwise
does
Hands off!! I think that is my 10 cs which he just finished. I'll
let people know more once I get a hold of it. I've been waiting since
November. :)
Alan
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I also own vol. 2, 3, 4, 5, and I can't wait for 6. Mr. Barto, you
are an excellent musician. I hope someday that I can play Weis on my
own. I wasn't sure how much I would enjoy baroque lute until I picked
up your recordings.
Cheers
simul incipit ipse,
what about playing a hurdy-gurdy in your dreams?
On Wed, 5 Jan 2005 17:22:08 + (GMT), bill kilpatrick
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according to:
http://www.hyperdictionary.com/dream/lute
seeing or playing the lute in your dreams, symbolizes
pureness and faith.
there was no definition
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