Dear Arto,
I think Django converts to italian or french tab as well as Fronimo does.
So if you should have the file and at least the demo version of django it
should be easy to convert.
All the best
Thomas
Arto Wikla [EMAIL PROTECTED] am 15.12.2004 09:12:06
An:Alain Veylit [EMAIL
Dear Alain,
you wrote:
[...] Goran Crona's beautiful
transcription of Luys Milan's Maestro (vihuela solo pieces only) from
my site at http://cbsr26.ucr.edu/wlkfiles/ELF.html [...]
Fine! Beautiful edition! Do you (or someone else) have a version of El
Maestro translated to Italian
and so ...
with the icy blast of rejection resounding in his
neatly combed, brand new casa armonica, the plucky
little vihuela de mano retraced his steps back to the
nina, pinta and santa maria.
'vihuelita' ... the common little chordophone mused
as he scampered up the gangway and into the arms
case. I wonder what solutions have been invented to play the guitar
without maintaining fingernails:
Play without nails, basically. A great proportion of 19c guitarists did, all
of my students do, I do. Gut strings, nylon strings, carbon strings, nylgut
strings, high
tension, low tension, 19c
Dear lutenists,
yesterday I got my copy of the LSA Quarterly XXXIX, No. 4. It was a very
nice surprise: about 70 lute arrangemants of Christmas and winter
holiday pieces! It will be very useful!
Many thanks to LSA, Dick Hoban and all the other arrangers, many of whom
are also LuteList
It is so funny, but to me reading Luys Milan tabulature is nearly
impossible! When I see number tabulature, I can read it only in the
Italian way... ;-)
Dear Arto,
same with me. I'm always confused when some students come up
with guitar/folk/Valencian tablature. :-)
Regards,
Stephan
Additionally, it helps to keep the last finger joint flexible,
at least with low and normal tension strings. According to
Pujoll, who played without nails too, the index should stand
upright on the string. For comparison: Segovia's technique
(nails) would be to play over the left side of the
Arto wrote:
yesterday I got my copy of the LSA Quarterly XXXIX, No. 4. It was a very
nice surprise: about 70 lute arrangemants of Christmas and winter
holiday pieces! It will be very useful!
Indeed, I'd like to echo that sentiment. what a nice surprise. I sat down
immediately and started
YES! INDEED!
Mathias
Arto Wikla mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Dear lutenists,
yesterday I got my copy of the LSA Quarterly XXXIX, No. 4. It was a very
nice surprise: about 70 lute arrangemants of Christmas and winter
holiday pieces! It will be very useful!
Many thanks to LSA,
Arto,
Milan is also available in the Fronimo files, Jason Kortis did this
edition. This edition has all the fronimo features, where you can go under
options, general, and styles, and you can simply put it into any kind of
tab you desire.. French, Italian, Spanish, even German!
ed
At
Hi
I'm still cleaning the shelves. I found Lute Tablature Giovanni
Pittoni Ferrarese Facsimile and posted it for $20.00 on ebay
Allan
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very helpfull indeed although the players of the baroque lute went out
empty. This just as a hint if this effort should be continued the next year
;-)
Lets not waste time on cheese. And instead lets possibly prepare a similar
Easter issue (even electronic). I don't care if we offend a Muslim or
Dear David,
it all depends on the instrument you are playing. First of all playing
without nails requires strings of less tension - it's a matter of taste
which kind of string you want to use - nylgut or gut feels best imho.
If this doesn't lead to any success it's possible to file your
As far as I am concerned no problem with that idea - maybe Markus wants to
join and could provide a list of suitable carols (I wouldn't care if a
muslim or follower of any other religion would add suitable music of
his/her religion).
Thomas
Roman Turovsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] am 15.12.2004
Just a quick note:
It should be rememmbered that Flamenco is the music of the Gypsy/Romani people
who emigrated from Northern India around the year 1000 AD and were first
documented in Spain in the 15th century.
There are some interesting parallels between Flamenco and Indian raga music:
Roman Turovsky mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] am 15.12.2004 15:25:27
Lets not waste time on cheese. And instead lets possibly prepare a similar
Easter issue (even electronic). I don't care if we offend a Muslim or 2 in
the process.
there should be nothing wrong with Easter (resurrection) for
In the day when I taught classical Guitar I was fond of the Carcassi Method.
If I remember correctly this method recommended no nails for the Guitar.
Vance Wood.
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i found this thought brilliant:
i read recently that the process of history really got
underway when mirrors became affordable to everyone.
until then it was impossible - literally - to properly
see one'self as anything distinctly different.
By chance I red recently in this book (in PC
It may be question of personal way of feeling things, but in my case,
when i play the guitar with (double) high tension, thicker than the lute
strings,
to overcome dull muffled sound i pass really quickly and swiftly across the
string at hand. The only thing to be avoided for such playing is
very helpfull indeed although the players of the baroque lute went out
empty. This just as a hint if this effort should be continued the next year
;-)
And I found it amazing to see an old arrangement I made for the Lute News
which I later had put on Wayne's page now attributed to someone
James,
I have a Takamine Hirade Arte Ten Concert Model made in 1989. With nails it
sounded great, lots of volume and projection. Without nails thumb under it
doesn't sound bad, but it's rather dull and quiet by comparison. Getting
volume and tone seems to take a lot of effort. I
As far as I am concerned no problem with that idea - maybe Markus wants to
join and could provide a list of suitable carols (I wouldn't care if a
muslim or follower of any other religion would add suitable music of
his/her religion).
Thomas
Pat O'Brien for years had a cartoon on his wall. I
Dear Lute List -
I have located the Experimental Musical Instruments magazine article on
plain string calculations. I can forward it as a PDF to anyone who
requests.
Importantly, the author states that plucked strings sound best when tuned to
50% - 70% of their breaking tension (not 80%, as I
I added a PDF version in Freedom Tablature also.
Alain
Arto Wikla wrote:
Dear Alain,
you wrote:
[...] Goran Crona's beautiful
transcription of Luys Milan's Maestro (vihuela solo pieces only) from
my site at http://cbsr26.ucr.edu/wlkfiles/ELF.html [...]
Fine! Beautiful edition! Do
side of the finger. BTW, I have enjoyed the appoyando stroke
much more since cutting my nails, with nails I regard it as
rather useless...
Fun, I have the opposite experience.
David
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