Dear baroque lutenists,
when I started to study the baroque lute 3 years and some months ago,
one of my first tries was one at least historically interesting piece -
and at least to us Finns, Swedes and probably also Russians:
This anonymous lute arrangement of of a marche by Anders von
Hi guys,
I have an early morning idea that I want to get opinions on.
As I mentioned a couple days ago, I bought myself a Guilele. It is plain
however, it does not have any designs around the sound hole. My idea is
to print out a pattern of a Lute rose on stiff paper (or parchment),
scaled
Inset roses are more often in fruitwood (often pear), parchment, or some
combination of the two, but with wooden layers extremely thin. As a starter,
consider emulating the rose of the Cutler-Challen mandolino by Stradivari as a
relatively simple example in three layers:
