All, You've probably all seen it already, but on the chance you haven't, I recommend it highly. I saw it this evening and can report we get to see about three seconds worth of a ten (or more) course lute lying on a chair (?) in his studio. We get to hear a few moments of harpsichord playing (don't know what), I don't think we see any lute playing, and we hear no lute music. However, the visuals are worth twice the price of admission. The cinematographer's handling of light is masterful. I'd go to see it again even without sound. Cheers, Steve
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