If so, it was restored by Nico van de Waals and
there are nice photos of it inside and out(!) in
Andreas Schlegel's book Die Laute in Europa 2 on
page 97
Best wishes,
David
At 14:15 +0000 12/4/13, Braig, Eugene wrote:
I'm guessing this is the Laurentius Greiff
(1610) lute that appears on the CD:
http://www.carpediem-records.de/en/De-Visee.
Not to be too nitpicky (OK: actually, to be the
nitpicky bastard I know myself to really be),
but "convincing" is much more important than
"authentic" in my humble opinion. We simply
have no way to objectively and substantially
evaluate whatever authentic might mean in any
modern performance of early music.
Best,
Eugene
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Beautiful playing - utterly authentic and convincing as far as I can
see.
Does anybody know anything about his lute, and what kind of gut strings
he's using?
Bill
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A beautiful one to see on YT :
[1][1]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khy1nbjkFNM
V.
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