Welcome Sarge!
It is great to finally see you here on lutelist.
Let me just state again publicly that your archive was *the* reason why
I was able to learn how to play the lute.
Without it, I would have never been able to grasp the full beauty and
variety of Renaissance lute music.
Your work cannot be praised enough.
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I encourage everyone to submit privately made fronimo files or rare
scanned/photographed sources (if legally possible).
Happy luting!
:)
T*
On 07.08.19 23:16, Frank A. Gerbode, M.D. wrote:
Hello, everybody!
Some random questions for you:
I am continually looking for suggestions for stuff to add to my
[1]website, so:
1. Has anyone got fronimo files squirreled away that are not already
on my site that could be posted there?
2. I would like to ask if anyone has a burning need for something to
be posted there that I could take on as a project. I want to
solicit suggestions and then I could go with what is most needed.
I have tended to prioritize German, then Italian tab sources, as many
people do not read these easily.
As I have moved away from performing and into editing, I have several
lutes I would like to sell, mainly by van der Waals and Holst, but also
an archlute by Dan Larson, a ren lute by Ian Harwood, and a couple of
descant lutes. Not sure about the best approach, here.
Occasional questions come up about arcane notations, particularly in
German tab, so I may be asking questions about that as well.
Thanks!
--Sarge
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References
1. http://gerbode.net/
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