I'm not used to this terminology, but shouldn't it be f4? F over middle c, that
is (sometimes
written an octave higher like in guitar notation).
Regards,
Stephan
Am 22 Aug 2007 um 21:59 hat Jim Abraham geschrieben:
Hi All,
Received my new lute Tuesday from Luciano Faria. It's verrry
LGS-Europe [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
How many bottles were emptied before he came up with the idea, and then how
many bottles still had to be emptied?
http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=KePjkCySBCs
Count the notes to find out B)
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Le 23 août 07 à 10:00, LGS-Europe a écrit :
why on earth do record companies function like that?
They must have their logic with escapes me; and indeed, I wonder
Economics. I f a musician goes on tour with the programme he's playing
available in cd, he'll sell the cd.
Well, in this
Mathias Rösel [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
LGS-Europe [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
How many bottles were emptied before he came up with the idea, and then how
many bottles still had to be emptied?
http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=KePjkCySBCs
The Hebrew at the opening says: Onward! - I do this
How about him:
http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=viewImagefriendID=85914762albumID=0imageID=1648442
?
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How about the horn guy?
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=a5x5s3xo6tI
ed
At 10:06 AM 8/23/2007 +0200, LGS-Europe wrote:
How many bottles were emptied before he came up with the idea, and then how
many bottles still had to be emptied?
http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=KePjkCySBCs
David
Anthony,
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It just
shows how heroic Jakob
Lindberg's gut strung Rauwolf project and his Bis
recordings must
have been, the mind boggles!
I have this CD. Its an absolutely beautiful recording
and - wow, what an amazing sound! (I bought it, by
Jim,
You also may want to play much closer to the
bridge than you would on guitar. It will take some
getting used to to find the spot between too brittle
and too syrupy-sweet. Playing closer to the bridge,
however, A)makes it easier to play, B)gives more
control over tone colors,
Hi All,
A quick question. Someone whom I know plays double bass, he has asked me if
he can accompany me on one or two pieces. Would he have to tune his bass
differently to norma,l given the tuning of an 8 course lute and if so to
what?.
Regards
Neil
Neil Woodhouse
3DVS.
Your 2D
Anthony,
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That is a fair point. However, at least some
of Weiss, I
believe, was composed on 11c lute, and some of it I
think was later
transposed for 13c lute.
Yes, this is definately true. Lindberg makes this
point with L'infidele,
Dear Chris.
At the same time, this project was not immune from
commercial concerns. An all Weiss program, notably
one that includes warhorses like the C Minor Fantasie
and L'Infidele Sonata, doesn't exactly strike me as
the obvious choice for a lute made in 1590.
That is a fair point.
Narada [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
A quick question. Someone whom I know plays double bass, he has asked me if
he can accompany me on one or two pieces. Would he have to tune his bass
differently to norma,l given the tuning of an 8 course lute and if so to
what?
Why would that be (provided you
Thank you for your comments, and explanations. I think the thrust of
your argument again is fair, particularly if we consider the original
date fo the Rauwolf (c;. 1590) and its long history; thus indeed
Weiss wasn't even born for
nearly a _hundred_ years after this Rauwolf was made!.
In the last issue of the LSA Quarterly we had a
nice interview article with Lindberg, where he
talks about buying that lute and the thinking
behind the set-up of the bridge so that it would
work for both renaissance and baroque music. If
anyone who does not belong to the LSA would like
a
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTV6F3lTU7o
I think it's Linda Sayce on turbo lute during the recitative but I
don't recognize her continuo partner.
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Isn't that Paul Brier?
On Aug 24, 2007, at 4:09 AM, Daniel Shoskes wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTV6F3lTU7o
I think it's Linda Sayce on turbo lute during the recitative but I
don't recognize her continuo partner.
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