[VIHUELA] Re: 4c guitar and uke --- or Cuatro

[Michael Gillespie]

Hello,

I've tried some ren guitar music on a Cuatro... its like a uke with the
opposite tuning (just because I do not have an early instrument, yet).

I also have a question for you all concerning the early "transitional"
six-course early romantic guitars... anyone know the tuning?... What about
string doubling, octaves or unison?



On 5/1/08, bill kilpatrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>    ... an= d somewhat leery of breathing life into the "an instrument is
>    called what = it's called because that what it's called" debate again
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>    --- On Thu, 1/5/08, Ro= b MacKillop <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>    From: Rob MacKillop <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>    Subject: [VIHUELA] 4c guitar and uke
>    To: "Vihuela" <[EMAIL PROTECTED] outh.edu>
>    Date: Thursday, 1 May, 2008, 10:51 PM
> OK...I ca>
> n't believe I'm asking this - it's for someone else,
> believe me...
> Does anyone play the 4-course guitar repertoire on a ukelele? If so,
>   what
> tuning, and what octave for the fourth course?
>
> Are double-cours>
> e ukes available?
> Gut strings?
> Go on Bill...enjoy yourself!
> Rob MacKillop (the other one)
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