Charles Browne [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Tree Editions have just published Technique-building studies for baroque
lutenists by Wlfred Foxe that contains both scales and cadences in common
keys
together with other exercises. It may be worth looking at Giesbert as well.
yes, Giesbert is a
I have been working with a program that translates lute tablature
to midi, which suspends notes for as long as possible rather
than using a quick decaying sound. The result, when played
with many of the midi voices available to Quicktime, sounds like
an ensemble of shawms. I remember hearing
I remember hearing the teachers shawm
band at Amherst early music many years ago, and I remember
being struck with how perfectly in tune the four experts
were. I also remember that none of the student ensembles were
anywheres
close to being in tune!
A couple of reasons:
1.) They are
Dear all,
I wish you a merry christmas and happy lute playing in the new year - may the
lute and you stay in tune!
Best wishes
Thomas
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I occasionally play serpent in a loud band that includes several shawm
players. They will often switch to recorder when we need to work through
difficult sections so they don't tire out too quickly. Tuning is a continual
challenge for them (as it is for serpent, but for entirely different
guy_and_liz Smith wrote:
I occasionally play serpent in a loud band that includes several shawm
players. They will often switch to recorder when we need to work through
difficult sections so they don't tire out too quickly. Tuning is a continual
challenge for them (as it is for serpent, but
Greg,
Unless your wife is also an accomplished high trumpet player, the zink, in
either form, will be a real bear-- think angry, surly polar bear, not just
plain black bear or grizzly bear. We've all read how they finger just like a
recorder. Well, they don't! They finger sorta,
http://www.ciaramella.org/
Highly recommended. Some overlap in personnel with Piffaro.
Daniel
-- Wayne Cripps [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have been working with a program that translates lute tablature
to midi, which suspends notes for as long as possible rather
than using a quick decaying
