I have three, but they are in Brazil...
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Em 10.03.2015, à(s) 14:12, David Morales dmorale...@cuerdaspulsadas.com
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Hi,
We have an specific section in our blog devoted to second-hand
instruments.
Take a look:
Horrible photo, what a shame, poor animal, why post something like this? Where
is there any fun? How is it related to the LUTE? Think about it and refrain in
the future.
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Em 04.03.2015, à(s) 16:32, John Mardinly john.mardi...@asu.edu escreveu:
And nails,
Please search for the new Shakespeare edition by Carin Zwiling, a brazilian
lute player and shakespeare studiosa.
She discovered some exciting new Shakespeare songs stuff while doing her doctor
thesis in England.
It has been edited in England by Corda Publishing.
http://www.cordamusic.co.uk
It may look the same as Aquila’s resin, just the price is double Aquila’s price.
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Em 28.09.2014, à(s) 22:50, theoj89...@aol.com escreveu:
While searching for medical remedies, I found that an Remedia Pharmacy
(Eisenstadt Austria) also produces a historic
Besides that she made subtle and rich music which may not have been noted by a
passer-by, with a wide range of musicians over time.
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Em 20.12.2013, às 18:40, Monica Hall mjlh...@tiscali.co.uk escreveu:
Emma Kirkby sings the way she does because she was
Christopher,
maybe you should start to hear good early music musicians.
They all improvise, and are excellent at it.
I do not know any recorder, theorbo, cembalo, clarinet, cornetto, etc etc
player who does not improvise.
They learn it at school, in ensembles, from each other.
Take Van Eick, a
So what are we left with? Personal judgements on what is and what is not
interesting music.
Or good music, or correct music, or aurally thought music. Harnoncourt wrote it
some 40 years ago: HIP is not about doing music as it was done centuries ago
but about making lively music for today's
Great advice! I had never thought about this myself, but , yes, of course it
should be possible to increase the twist and get more flexible gut strings!
There is a type of gut string called Venice which is manufactured with a much
higher twist and is much more flexible. It behaves differently,
The Segovia film is nice in its own way, it was probably interesting for at
least a part of the audience at the time it was recorded,
sounds completely outdated and boring for most people today,
and may be rediscovered in the future for some reason we would never even think
of.
Is it somehow
May I endorse Bruno and state academic research is a fantastic knowledge work.
Making interesting music is another thing.
Violinist and writer Judy Tarling has been twice in Brazil and showed us how
academic research can be included into making lively, interesting music.
She writes and plays
You may not be aware, but Aquila nylgut has conquered the ukulele world and is
the standard stringing for any ukulele worth its money.
Its sweet tone and characteristic decay is perfect for the ukulele sound and
repertoire.
It was originally developed for the lute!
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Hi gong,
I am too young to understand how important he was once upon a time,
and his recordings do not fit into what I like to hear,
say Hopkinson Smith and alumni.
But then, we will all fade away over time...
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Em 06.12.2013, às 12:19, Allan Alexander
) rediscovery he helped forward.
Generally speaking, we want to get more guitarists into the lute, not the other
way around, isn't it?
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Em 06.12.2013, às 16:19, howard posner howardpos...@ca.rr.com escreveu:
On Dec 6, 2013, at 8:20 AM, erne...@aquila.mus.br wrote
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On 06/12/13 11:20 AM, erne...@aquila.mus.br wrote:
I am too young to understand how important he was once upon a time,
and his recordings do not fit into what I like to hear,
say Hopkinson Smith and alumni.
For a whole generation of lutenists, the first person we ever heard play the
lute
The theorbo player with USP's small baroque orchester sent me this youtube link.
It sounds interesting, but I am not specialized enough to comment.
I hope you like it!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9i6dGL2DeU
Tierkreis, for 12 music boxes or ensemble (1974-1975)
I. Aquarius
II. Pisces
III.
Re-refering to this thread,
I just got news from the Basel Plucks - festival for lute guitar
Good way to introduce more people to the lute,
drawing in guitar audiences for something different (more refined, less sparky,
more subtle - you name it - basically it is all about entertainement).
It is easy to talk about what is not liked,
any piece of art has some small detail which can be despised.
Tell us what you do like, which art satisfies your soul,
and we will know a lot about your taste, ideas and background.
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On 20.08.2013, at 14:52,
I agree to the out-reach being needed.
Would someone organize the thread-suggested strategies?
The thread has put forth:
Playing in town outskirts to raise attendance for a central concert.
Doing house concerts with CD sales.
Using internet and e-mail tools such as fanbridge.
Joining
Talking to a friend recently arrived from The Hague I heard an interesting
planned strategy put into use by a recorder duo:
doing a lot of small gigs in a city (small local churches, libraries, museums,
community gathering spots)
for a very small or no fee to collect e-mail addresses from
I have done the same for a small baroque orchestra at the University of Sao
Paulo, USP,
with little gain as well. The group has a lute and a theorbo in it.
Any hints are welcome.
We have thought everything from flash-mobs to pairing music with food, theater,
baroque dance, text, whatever...
So
Very sensible advice!
On 01.11.2012, at 11:24, Bruno Fournier br...@estavel.org wrote:
Hello
A
As an Oud player as well as a renaissance lute player, I would not
recommend buying an Oud to play renaissance music.A It will sound
awful even if you putA frets, andA you won't be able to
if his music grows, he could be a theorbo-Hendrix (in a distant future, or more
probably never)...
On 24.09.2012, at 15:09, Arto Wikla wi...@cs.helsinki.fi wrote:
Strange, crazy, weird, odd, freak, ..., but interesting!
Thanks for the link, Bernd! :-)
Arto
On 24/09/12 19:51, Bernd
Why don't you give Aquila NGE a try? They are pure nylgut, long-lasting, very
very budget-minded prices,
and sound... my brazilian coleagues say ... almost like pure gut!
I can send you some to try out if you'd like to. Write me off-list at
erne...@aquila.mus.br .
Em 23/05/2012, às 12:38
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Fantastic, the cleartune chromatic tuner - gives you a choice of temperaments
with a chosen key, very precise and dependable, besides being handily
availlable in the iphone...
Em 05/08/2011, às 09:07, T.Kakinami escreveu:
If you are iPhone or iPad user, Cleartune - Chromatic Tuner is
David,
Thanks for posting this, fantastic!
Which strings do you use?
Ernesto
Em 12/03/2011, às 13:55, David van Ooijen escreveu:
I finally managed to upload five new Lute Lessons:
www.youtube.com/lutelessons
Last week, made some videos playing Hurel and De Vi'see on theorbo:
Thanks for the info, I will compare it with the values usually used by
lutenists here in Brazil and let you know about the possible
deviations I may find!
How do you like the sound of new nylgut compared to the old nylgut ?
And compared to other strings?
Thanks, Ernesto
Em 17/02/2011,
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