I am doomed to Hell, I promised myself to stay out of this thread forever.
But I must reply to Eugene.
There is legality and there is equity. The US copyright law is different
from most of the European, admittedly. But both consider fair use. My harp
ensemble (a group of from 6 to 10, depending
I think I read the LSA is setting up one on their webpage.
A good practical guide is Care of the lute - a small booklet from
David van Edwards published by the (british) LS
Thomas
Am Sam, 2003-12-06 um 05.08 schrieb Christopher Schaub:
Does a lute FAQ exist? I think it would be great to
Hi Michael,
I haven't read carefully through your weissplucked site yet.
Just some small points:
The name of the city is not Kessel but Kassel (and as far as I know
the state I'm living in is called Hassia in english).
To get an overview over the works you may want to look at
Actually I don't believe TREE for instance produces facsimiles as
promotional material. This will apply to other fields of production but
not to lute related material.
I have plenty of respect for Albert, even if he did facsimiles for image
building purposes. I HAVE NO PROBLEMS WITH
And the most prominent may be Mountbatten, the former Battenbergs who
I knew of a family in Connecticut a number of years ago by the name
of Greenberg who performed early music together as Monteverdi Trio.
Clever translation, eh?
Leonard
I have a question on Mat's notation. The
one Dowland I've downloaded from one of the sites Jose-Luis mentioned seems
to show an r where I would expect a c (second fret).
That is a little convention to make it easier to read. An actual C
could look like an E, especially when they are written
Hi Michael,
I haven't read carefully through your weissplucked site yet.
Just some small points:
The name of the city is not Kessel but Kassel (and as far as I know
the state I'm living in is called Hassia in english).
Actually simply Hesse is accepted,
RT
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Roman M. Turovsky
James:
I am not offended, I am in fact amused, but to a greater degree I am
saddened. I know there is a healthy serving of ego around here seasoned
with testosterone and good old fashioned hard headed I'm right and you're
wrong. The Lute community is too small to harbor this kind of thing among
Hello Jon,
At 01:17 AM 12/6/03 -0500, Jon Murphy wrote:
There is legality and there is equity. The US copyright law is different
from most of the European, admittedly. But both consider fair use. My harp
ensemble (a group of from 6 to 10, depending on the season and the
committments) routinely
Not meaning to get in to the fray and continue the hemorrhaging , but what
effect does an apology in the first part of the attached message have, if
you conclude in the end with another insult? Does that make the previous
apology null and void? Is this not just a parting shot across the
The apology wasn't mine. Michael's mail-client doesn't insert ** before
quotations, so it gets hard to distinguish who whore what
Actually I got sucked back into it. What can I say,
Now that I've followed this thing to the end, I retract my apologies, He
is an Ape!
Michael Thames
Luthier
As I was deleting another repetitive pain in the ass flame post in the ongoing battle
between the
greedy billionaire lute publishers and the brave Trotskyist proletariat struggling to
free the
world's tablature I think I noticed an estimate of about 4000 lute players worldwide.
Is this a
Hi!
I don't know about the amount of lute players or enthusiasts. Nice to
hear that you are willing to support the lute scene by buying editions
and CDs - please visit as much concerts as possible, too!
Actually that's what I would like people to do: attending concerts and
supporting artist
As I was deleting another repetitive pain in the ass flame post in the ongoing
battle between the
greedy billionaire lute publishers and the brave Trotskyist proletariat
struggling to free the
world's tablature I think I noticed an estimate of about 4000 lute players
worldwide. Is this a
Trouble is-a lot of them drop out or go underground because the group
that should be supporting them and encouraging them is by far and away as
friendly as a pack of junk yard dogs. As a whole I have never been exposed
to a group, boasting interest passionately in a particular endeavor,
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