I'd like to thank all those people who have written to me over the last
couple of weeks enquiring about my arm. I'm happy to report that it feels
100 per cent fine. However, I'm not rushing back into playing for as many
hours as I can cram into the day, and restricting myself to half an hour in
Does anyone else tune down the chanterelle after playing or tie
pieces on to broken strings and re-use them? If so, how long does
it extend the life of the string?
I do this all the time with lower non treble courses that break above the nut.
I even use thick non stretchy thread or even
Roman,
Forgive me for waiting so long to respond to your posting. If I understand
correctly, you have taken a traditional Belgian song and arranged it for
Baroque lute. Although I am not familiar with the original, I find your
version very pleasing, quite melodic with an underlying chord
It depends on how salvageable the string is. If it broke in the pegbox
area and is a good treble, I have no shame in getting further use out of it.
I am noticing much longer life lately in gut trebles for my baroque lutes
(11 and 13 course), because I tune them lower than usual.
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Rob wrote:
Thanks for the kind comments, Stephen. I thought you were being sarcastic
at first!
Not at all. I meant what I said quite sincerely. Having had similar problems
myself, I have often wondered whether I shall someday be forced to stop
playing lute. If I do have to stop, it is a loss
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I hope the original went to Rob with photo
Le 12 fevr. 08 =E0 17:00, Anthony Hind a ecrit :
Rob
Oh dear, that is exactly what I did. It happened for your very
first recording, I seem to remember. I wonder what migh be causing
this. Probably a Mac issue
However clicking on the link works
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Thanks for the kind comments, Stephen. I thought you were being sarcastic at
first!
I guess I'm just lucky in getting a recording set up which works for me. It
worked on my old Dell PC and on my Sony Vaio. Sorry it doesn't work for
everyone.
I couldn't buy the Nero wave Editor independent of the
Rob
I seem to be the only one who can't see it. I am on Mac and Firefox
Isi it on the page with De Visée etc?
Regards
Anthony
Le 12 févr. 08 à 12:16, Mathias Rösel a écrit :
Rob MacKillop [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
It seemed to bring out the best in them. This one is very moving,
and
Hi Jaroslaw,
I have a cheap microphone, a stereo condenser by Sony, the *Sony ECM-MS907*.
You can get them for around 50 UKpounds. It's the same as Martin Shepherd's.
We also both use Nero Wave Editor which I use for chopping the ends off the
files and adding reverb- this time I only added a
Rob MacKillop [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Good question, Mathias. I don't have a worked-out answer. As I said, I
consider it a 'work in progress' recording. A lot of French baroque lute
music seems to me to be less about a long arching melody than a sequence of
sighing moments set up over an
Good question, Mathias. I don't have a worked-out answer. As I said, I
consider it a 'work in progress' recording. A lot of French baroque lute
music seems to me to be less about a long arching melody than a sequence of
sighing moments set up over an almost formulaic chord sequence. I guess I'm
Dear Rob.
What a wonderful interpretation and recording! Bravo!
Regards, Mark Houghton
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I'd like to thank all those people who have
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