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From: Peter Van Dessel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: lute baroque-lute@cs.dartmouth.edu
Sent: Monday, May 08, 2006 9:45 AM
Subject: [BAROQUE-LUTE] Barto-Weiss7
#36 WILL be on vol.8.
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On Thursday 11 May 2006 02:56, Edward Martin wrote:
wow, what a list of players for a lute society event!
Maybe you can get them to play a nice lute quartet or whatever together?
taco
Dear Lute List,
As most of you may already have knowledge of this subject, I am posting a
reminder that the
far removed from lutes there's plumbing. in our
shower there's an L shaped, metal tube that connects
the plastic tubing from the mains water supply to the
spigot and it keeps rusting in the same spot.
does anyone have any experience of this?
a nautical friend of mine (deceased, alas) said this
Dear Lute List,
As most of you may already have knowledge of this subject, I am posting a
reminder that the LSA Festival will be in Cleveland, and the dates of it
are from Sunday, June 25th, through Friday, June 30, 2006 , on the campus
of Case Western Reserve University. This will be the
dear eric, ron and louis - thank you very much for
your help. what you say makes perfect sense, even i
get it. much appreciated - bill
--- bill kilpatrick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
far removed from lutes there's plumbing. in our
shower there's an L shaped, metal tube that
connects
the
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Sounds like a good line-up to me: got the early and late covered, the
long-time players, the johnny-come-latelys, serious big names, great
teachers and some seriously above-average concerts from names you've
always wondered about.
Then there's the other folks who show up: folks who ask good
All,
It sounds like a great experience but I have a few questions. Do most
attendees stay in the dorm? I cannot imagine Cleveland in June without
air-conditioning. That brings a dorm room to $600 for the 6 days, add 400 in
tuition and it's a grand not counting lunch and beers. That's a pretty
I've been to quite a few (although I won't be able to make this one:-(, and
they normally have a pretty good mix of Baroque and Ren attendees and faculty
(including some who do both). I'd guess the usual proportion is roughly 60/40
Ren/Baroque. There should be more than enough in the way of
And this time around there's that dark horse in the guise of
medieval/early pluckery. Often we overlook that there were many lute
players before Francesco Spinacino (and probably as talented as those
after). I look forward to hearing what Crawford Young brings to the
mix.
Sean
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