> On Aug 3, 2019, at 3:06 PM, G. C. wrote:
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> Nigel North has a relaxed thumb out playing style. Notice how the
> pinky wanders!
And the thumb wanders inside the fingers (e.g., 0:58, 6:58).
I suppose whoever just wrote that he didn’t want to listen to baroque lute
players who use
Nigel North has a relaxed thumb out playing style. Notice how the
pinky wanders!
[1]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QAuj1_wqsbk
G.
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Thomas is getting all the gigs at the moment, and rightly so, despite
his non-hip choices. So what's your point?
David - not fighting anyone in this exchange, just observing players
and audiences making their own choices, neither based on anything the
hip-police is describing as
I agree with Bernard. That's nice guitar playing on a strange guitar.
Mathias
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Von: David van Ooijen
Betreff: [BAROQUE-LUTE] Re: thumb in or out
Single-strung archlute tuned in g'. a' = 415Hz
Poor rose.
David
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On Sat, 3 Aug 2019 at 20:24, Fischer BE (Aon) <[3]fischer...@aon.at>
My comment sounds like this:
Unfortunately, this performance is on a "lute-shape instrument" but by far
not on a baroque lute. Apparently the young musician misses the idea and
ideal of baroque lute sound and technique. He treats the instrument like a
guitar. The type of string material is by far
Well. Single strung lute. Rather special right hand technique with
thumb in, but the rest of the fingers employed more like a
guitarist. I would say it was neither, nor really. To me, his right
hand did not give a "relaxed" impression. But musically, he played
the bwv 995
