[LUTE] Re: "Sting Effect" (was Direwolf Hall)

[Timothy Swain]

   This was interesting (among all the responses that I deleted...) to
   someone who was involved in the early years of lutes & luting...I knew
   Robert Lundberg BEFORE he knew a thing about lutes! (He died of cancer
   in 2001, God rest him...) & the book that was published a few months
   after he died, HISTORICAL LUTE CONSTRUCTION by the Guild of American
   Lutheirs: Daniel Shoskes is right--& the blissfully talented large
   number of very gifted lutenists! I'm reminded of the first lute I had,
   a GLUTE (terrible thing!) & watched Bob & his wife as they plunged into
   lutes, going to Europe many times, the course he taught in Germany over
   10 years--surely lutes deserve all this attention, good bad or
   indifferent! Praise be!
   Timothy Swain

   On Fri, Sep 8, 2017 at 1:58 PM, Leonard Williams
   <[1]arc...@verizon.net> wrote:

 I've always enjoyed Sting's musical offerings, and was
 encouraged by his
 lute diversion.   However, I was quite disappointed to see a close
 up of
 him in some sort of ensemble with a third fret very obviously loose
 and
 surely buzzin' like bee.   I would like to have seen him take a
 second to
 slide it into place.
 Leonard

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[LUTE] Re: Wolf Hall

[Ed Durbrow]

> Tristan von Neumann  wrote:
>> Which is everyone's favourite Period Movie when it comes to well placed 
>> authentic music?

Tous les Matins du Monde
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tous_les_Matins_du_Monde


Ed Durbrow
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