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Hi Rosinfiorini;
let me just clearify that the problem
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actually, i made the image paler and enlarges and it becomes apparent that
it is simply the way the bridge is drawn (its shadow) that
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From: rosinfiorini [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: also Viola picture
actually, i made the image paler and enlarges and it becomes apparent that
it is simply the way the bridge is drawn (its shadow) that
No - not again! The story of this discovery has holes larger than loch
ness ... it's more a could have been, if ... than it would be based on
facts.
Thomas
Am Die, 2004-03-23 um 00.57 schrieb Roman Turovsky:
Venere1613/Schelle1726 in Leipzig Musikinstrumenten-Museum, #3356
(85.5x108x121cm)
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I'm just curious: why is it without the first string? Is it just that
the chanterelle can't sustain that playing length?
Yes, and to avoid re-entrant tunings.
RT
A large (80cm+) triple-swan-neck baroque lute sans
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I'm just curious: why is it without the first string? Is it just that
the chanterelle can't sustain
Tim wrote:
Now I'm confused. Didn't Stewart (and others) identify a theorbo as a lute
with re-entrant tunings? So if one avoids re-entrant tunings, is it still a
theorbo?
I've just started reading Nigel North's continuo book and in the first chapter he
lists several tunings for theorbo,
Please note: I moved this thread to the Baroque-Lute List where this might
profit from slightly different demographics.
RT
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What is a Weiss theorbo exactly?
Alain
At 01:41 PM 3/22/04, Roman Turovsky wrote:
I have put another interesting photo, that of a triple-swan-neck lute from
Deutsches Museum in München, on
http://polyhymnion.org/swv/vita.html
RT
I'm not sure if this question will be answered, but the LSA is about to=20
send the next Journal to the printers and I'm told it will be all about the=
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instruments Weiss used in his music. It's the 2nd of what will be a series=
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of 4-5 Journals all about Weiss.
Nancy Carlin
Lute Society of
A large (80cm+) triple-swan-neck baroque lute sans first string.
It works VERY well for Bach cello suites.
RT
What is a Weiss theorbo exactly?
Alain
At 01:41 PM 3/22/04, Roman Turovsky wrote:
I have put another interesting photo, that of a triple-swan-neck lute from
Deutsches Museum in
Venere1613/Schelle1726 in Leipzig Musikinstrumenten-Museum, #3356
(85.5x108x121cm) is suspected to be Weiss' own axe.
RT
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Roman M. Turovsky
http://turovsky.org
http://polyhymnion.org
A large (80cm+) triple-swan-neck baroque lute sans first string.
It works VERY well for Bach cello
I'm just curious: why is it without the first string? Is it just that
the chanterelle can't sustain that playing length?
David Rastall
On Monday, March 22, 2004, at 06:39 PM, Roman Turovsky wrote:
A large (80cm+) triple-swan-neck baroque lute sans first string.
It works VERY well for Bach
I'm just curious: why is it without the first string? Is it just that
the chanterelle can't sustain that playing length?
Yes, and to avoid re-entrant tunings.
RT
A large (80cm+) triple-swan-neck baroque lute sans first string.
It works VERY well for Bach cello suites.
RT
What is a Weiss
Alain, et al.
Speaking of Weiß lutes, the National Music Museum has just posted very
nice studies of two of their most recently-purchased lutes: one a
13-course apparently made by Thomas Edlinger (who made some of Weiß'
instruments), and the other an earlier Italian instrument modified into a
Roman,
You are completly unreachable to me at both your known addresses. Will
you please ask both the @verizon.net and @att.net if one can ever
communicate with you from @poczta.wp.pl. I wouldn't like to bother this
forum with such problems any more, so lets find answer on both sides...
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