I think there is a piece entitled Tochata in Francisco da Milano's works...
V.
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Dear
Dear all,
do we have an overview of the usage of time signatures in tablature?
I'm just playing one with a 12/8 sign: can't remember having seen such
a signature before..
best regards
Bernd
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There are three dance suites in the Itabolatura di Diversi Autori
1536 that are each followed by a short Tochata.
The first two state: Tochata nel fine del Ballo and the third,
Tochata Del Divino Franc. Da Milano. The first two could as easily
be by P.P.Borono as the dances are mostly
Look in Casteliono for some early ones... (Borrono, da Milano) but very
short pieces, to use as a prelude, or an end of a suite ?
;-)
Val
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Thanks Val and Sean!
And I had forgotten the Howard Meyer-Brown! He lists also some other. An
interesting one is in Terzi's 1599 book. Looks quite nice.
Arto
On 09/05/12 09:27, Sean Smith wrote:
There are three dance suites in the Itabolatura di Diversi Autori
1536 that are each followed
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HI,
I discovered a little mistake in - Cima, Giovanni Paolo - Canzon 1 - La Morasa
- and I have corrected my Intavolation for 2 lutes (Ad Secundam)
- Cima, Giovanni Paolo - Canzon 1 - La Morasa -
Enjoy this nice Intavolation
Anton
P.S.: only score
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Hi,
I have updated and revised 2 Cima Canzonas for 2 lutes ad Secundam
Cima, Giovanni Paolo - Canzon 4 - La Pace
Cima, Giovanni Paolo - Canzon 10
only scores
Anton
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My two-cent-guess would be that 12/8 isn't earlier than Zamboni.
Mathias
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I bought a 7c ren lute strung in Nylgut. I love the Nygut, except for the
chanterelle, it just doesn't seem to feel or sing as strongly as I wish - it
seems thin. Do others have this problem? If so any suggestions, I've thought of
going back to a nylon (which would be thicker?). Thanks in
Get a micrometer and measure it. You can't string lutes in the dark, and that's
where you are without a micrometer. If it's a .38 mm nylgut and your lute
requires a .40 or even a .42, you can get those sizes in nylgut. But you have
to know where you are in order to go somewhere else. The new
Dear trj,
My first choice is always real gut but there are mitigating factors.
Plan B, which includes most of my waking life and lutes, settles on
the New Nylgut. I do find it much nicer than the previous incarnation.
It's closer to gut's density, tunes (and stays) quicker (and longer)
Hi,
I am using fishing nylon since now about 4 years with perfectly fine
results. It's plain, cheap and sings pretty well. And you can easily
buy more than 50 meters for about 6 Euros (at least in Italy).
Of course, you have to carefully measure the string length of your new
lute
Dan's right about the micrometer. If you're in the US a digital
micrometer (or caliper - useful for measuring the fret height, too!)
is cheap at Harbor Freight and one should be in everyone's string box.
I don't know how they did it in the old days but 3 cheers for modern
metrics (and
My problem with a nylgut chanerelle was that it broke too easily (perhaps too
thin?). Chris of Catlines recommended a Pyramid first string, nylon I believe.
The gauge specified on its cover is 0.475, but my calipers measure it to be
about .45 mm. Whatever, it sounds fine with the rest of my
Hi Ted,
I string my 8 course lute, currently in synthetics. I use a nylon
treble, and it works quite well.
ed
At 12:57 PM 5/9/2012, theoj89...@aol.com wrote:
I bought a 7c ren lute strung in Nylgut. I love the Nygut, except
for the chanterelle, it just doesn't seem to feel or sing as
If Mimmo could sell loaded gut/nylgut bass strings (Bass fishing?) to the
fishing industry the availability could go up and the price would come down. 50
meters for 6 Euros anywhere on the planet is fine with me.
Dan
On May 9, 2012, at 11:53 AM, Luca Manassero wrote:
Hi,
I am using
As one who fishes, the only reply possible is E...?
Eugene
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Subject: [LUTE] Re:
To E... is human- but bass with chanterelles is divine!
On May 9, 2012, at 1:04 PM, Braig, Eugene wrote:
As one who fishes, the only reply possible is E...?
Eugene
Subject: [LUTE] Re: Chanterelle choice?
If Mimmo could sell loaded gut/nylgut bass strings (Bass fishing?) to the
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