Well, it is about the use of the word "collect" then.
You just own six lutes.
Also, you did not mention that you built most of them yourself.


Am 18.03.2018 um 07:01 schrieb spiffys84121:
    Hmm. I never thought I'd need to defend my status as a working lute
    player because I have a 'collection' of six lutes (4 of which I built).
    So- if i reduce the collection down to one single, silly seven course,
    then I can be worthy? Yes folks- we're truly livin in the age of
    trump(;

    Sterling

    Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

    -------- Original message --------
    From: Tristan von Neumann <[email protected]>
    Date: 3/17/18 9:37 PM (GMT-07:00)
    To: lutelist Net <[email protected]>
    Subject: [LUTE] Re: Some questions

    Yes, but they are not "collecting" lutes I guess. They have them
    because
    they can play the music intended for it.
    Lute collectors seem mostly wealthy amateurs :)
    If I don't play an instrument enough, I give it away or sell it.
    Am 17.03.2018 um 22:46 schrieb spiffys84121:
    >     Hmm. Are there  -any- professional lute players that don't have
    at
    >     least a few lutes?
    >
    >     S
    >
    >     Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone
    >
    >     -------- Original message --------
    >     From: Ron Andrico <[email protected]>
    >     Date: 3/17/18 6:36 AM (GMT-07:00)
    >     To: [email protected], Lutelist <[email protected]>
    >     Subject: [LUTE] Re: Some questions
    >
    >        Tristan and Mathais, you have hit upon a very important point.
    >     While
    >        not as expensive as they should be relative to the demanding
    >        craftsmanship of construction, lutes are too costly for
    professional
    >        musicians to *collect*.  That is a major hurdle to getting
    lutes
    >     into
    >        the hands of budding players, and the unfortunate dynamic
    creates a
    >        *class* of lute players that might possibly exclude young
    persons
    >     with
    >        both interest and potential.
    >        The Lute Society (UK) has had a lute hire program for many
    years
    >     now,
    >        enabling interested persons to sample an instrument.  The
    American
    >     lute
    >        organization has recently implemented what they call a *lute
    rental*
    >        program, an innovation I proposed to them in 2000.  I wish
    they
    >     would
    >        call it a *lute access* program, placing the emphasis on
    getting
    >     their
    >        growing collection of instruments into the hands of potential
    >        lutenists, rather than the gory details of renting them.
    >        When it's possible for any interested person without the cost
    >     barrier,
    >        and only then, lutes will seem normal rather than unusual, and
    the
    >        instrument will thrive in the future.
    >        RA
    >
    __________________________________________________________________
    >        From: [email protected] <[email protected]> on
    >     behalf
    >        of [email protected] <[email protected]>
    >        Sent: Saturday, March 17, 2018 7:55 AM
    >        To: Lutelist
    >        Subject: [LUTE] Re: Some questions
    >           Funds may be the pivotal point. For my first ten years with
    the
    >     lute
    >        I
    >           used to play just anything on my one and only 8c lute that
    Larry
    >        Brown
    >           had built for Budget Instruments Ltd. By anything I mean
    anything
    >           (Dowland, Bach, Schubert, Wandervogel lieder, Clapton).
    >           When funds started to come in, I afforded a swan neck. Then
    I
    >           discovered that an 11 was needed because swan necks aren't
    best
    >     for
    >           French Baroque. Then there was that short era of
    transitional
    >        tunings,
    >           requiring a 12c double neck. Finally I realised that a
    liuto
    >        attiorbato
    >           with single basses is not really the thing for Italian
    arciliuto
    >        music
    >           which demands octave strings down to the 14th course. I
    omit the
    >           serious reasoning for the chitarone and the angà ©lique.
    >           I could have done almost all of that music on my old 8c
    lute,
    >        probably,
    >           which still is in good shape. Yet funds were available, and
    so
    >     was
    >        my
    >           curiosity for new shores to explore.
    >           Mathias
    >
    >
    __________________________________________________________________
    >           Gesendet mit der [1]Telekom Mail App
    >           --- Original-Nachricht ---
    >           Von: Tristan von Neumann
    >           Betreff: [LUTE] Re: Some questions
    >           Datum: 17.03.2018, 8:16 Uhr
    >           An: lutelist Net
    >           Some people don't have the funds to "collect lutes" :)
    >           I'm quite happy with 7 courses - it's amazing how just one
    extra
    >        course
    >           extends the repertoire well into the 17th century, if you
    don't
    >     mind
    >           playing just the upper octaves.
    >           Am 17.03.2018 um 02:52 schrieb spiffys84121:
    >           > I will play any music on lutes, if it works for that
    lute. I
    >        believe
    >           in
    >           > using the right tool for the job-- unlike guitarists and
    >     pianists
    >        who
    >           > endeavor to build the whole house with just a hammer.
    >           >
    >           > My question-- do most lute players only specialize in one
    >        repertoire?
    >           I
    >           > play any lute music from almost the entire history of the
    >     lute--
    >           except
    >           > medieval. Of course this requires multiple lutes, which
    I'm
    >     happy
    >        to
    >           > collect and play. I go through phases, like sometimes all
    I
    >     want
    >        to
    >           do
    >           > is play six course music; then all of a sudden baroque
    lute is
    >     all
    >        I
    >           > care about in life. Right now I'm obsessed with the liuto
    >        attiorbato
    >           > which I think is the most versatile of all lutes. If for
    some
    >        reason
    >           I
    >           > had to have only one lute, it would be an attiorbato. One
    can
    >     play
    >           > hundreds of years worth of music on it(in a pinch) I'm
    working
    >     on
    >        my
    >           > version of 'Georga on my Mind' at present. My attiorbatos
    have
    >     a
    >           range
    >           > of 5 octaves.
    >           >
    >           > Sterling
    >           >
    >           > Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone
    >           >
    >           > -------- Original message --------
    >           > From: Leonard Williams <[2][email protected]>
    >           > Date: 3/16/18 3:00 PM (GMT-07:00)
    >           > To: [3][email protected]
    >           > Subject: [LUTE] Re: Some questions
    >           >
    >           > I, myself, was attracted to the lute, via recorders and
    other
    >           > early
    >           > instruments, because I like playing renaissance music.
    What
    >     better
    >           > way
    >           > to enjoy it than on the instruments for which it was
    written?
    >     If I
    >           > were an instructor, I would probably be more inclined to
    teach
    >           > guitarists to read lute-tabbed recercari than to play
    later
    >     music
    >        on
    >           > the lute.
    >           > Leonard
    >           > -----Original Message-----
    >           > From: Mathias.Roesel <[4][email protected]>
    >           > To: [5][email protected] <[6][email protected]>
    >           > Sent: Fri, Mar 16, 2018 2:28 pm
    >           > Subject: [LUTE] Re: Some questions
    >           > Everybody is free to do with their lutes, or should be
    so, what
    >        they
    >           > like best.
    >           > Gilbert's initial observation was, though, that some 90%
    of
    >     this
    >           > tiny
    >           > community don't seem to be interested in newly composed
    music
    >     for
    >           > the
    >           > lute. And I take it that he wasn't referring to the lute
    >     mailing
    >           > list
    >           > community exclusively, but to lute loving folks in
    general.
    >        They're
    >           > fully entitled, aren't they, to not be interested. And I
    hasten
    >     to
    >           > add
    >           > that I myself refuse to get involved in lute religious
    >     discussions
    >           > about whether or not lutes should be taken to play modern
    >     music. I
    >           > for
    >           > one prefer to pick up the guitar for such purposes.
    >           > Mathias
    >           >
    >
    __________________________________________________________________
    >           > Gesendet mit der [1]Telekom Mail App
    >           > --- Original-Nachricht ---
    >           > Von: Wayne
    >           > Betreff: [LUTE] Re: Some questions
    >           > Datum: 16.03.2018, 18:01 Uhr
    >           > An: lute net
    >           > One thing that has not been mentioned is that we have
    choices -
    >     we
    >           > all,
    >           > or most of us, or some of us, can choose to play a
    certain part
    >     of
    >           > our
    >           > repertoire on our Les Paul/Marshall, or our classical
    guitar,
    >     or
    >        our
    >           > romantic guitar, or our bandora, or ukulele or even
    saxophone
    >     or
    >           > synth
    >           > in some cases. If we can choose to play Spanish music on
    our
    >        vihuela
    >           > we
    >           > can choose to play Babbit on our (analogue tube) synth.
    So
    >     maybe
    >        we
    >           > are
    >           > overlooking contemporary lute music because we tend to
    pick up
    >     a
    >           > different instrument to play something modern. Especially
    when
    >     we
    >           > need
    >           > to be as loud as everyone else.
    >           > Does anyone here not have or play any instrument at all
    but the
    >           > lute?
    >           > Wayne
    >           > > Begin forwarded message:
    >           > >
    >           > > From: WALSH STUART <[2][1][7][email protected]>
    >           > > Subject: [LUTE] Re: Some questions
    >           > > Date: March 16, 2018 at 12:26:07 PM EDT
    >           > >
    >           > > If it seems odd to want to play modern music on a lute
    it is
    >           > surely
    >           > odder to only play a lute and only ever to play music
    that was
    >           > composed
    >           > centuries ago.
    >           > >
    >           > > Perhaps no one is odd enough for that! If there were
    such a
    >        person
    >           > -
    >           > who would only, ever, play centuries' old music (however
    >     gem-laden
    >           > it
    >           > may be) - would it be enough to say that this choice was
    the
    >           > harmless
    >           > choice of a free being?
    >           > >
    >           > > There is no obvious harm to others in such a case but
    perhaps
    >        it's
    >           > a
    >           > case of self-harm.
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