Shoal? I mean they are the wales among the fishes, aren't they... B)
Wales is that country to the west of England...
Could it be a throng of theorboes?
BTW When is Xmas? ...St Andrews Day? (30th November)
Wasn't he crucified on an X cross?
Scots will use any excuse for a 'wee swally' -
Or again, highly audible
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60iWlyQhlbgfeature=related
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Look at what lute musicians have to put up with, not only inaudibility, but
also invisibility!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JApax3L1mbofeature=related
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Shoal? I mean they are the wales among the fishes, aren't they... B)
Wales is that country to the west of England...
Dear me, two mistakes in one line. Can't have been my lucky day B)
BTW When is Xmas?
Christmas is on Dec 25th. Xmas is short for
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Look at what lute musicians have to put up with, not only inaudibility, but
also invisibility!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JApax3L1mbofeature=related
Yes, it's sad. - Yet I could hear his strumming once or twice!
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Jon,
I've made molds from pine lumber which works fine albeit harder to carve but
the best is bass wood or boxwood. Basswood carves like butter and is easy to
finish. As an avant-garde touch, you can carve the mould without facets so
that the number of ribs can be varied or a multi-rib (39 or so)
Jon,
I wish I had your carving skills - next time I make a lute I'd like to try a
solid mould, but the thought of producing a complex shape with accurately
curved lines and surfaces out of a lump of wood terrifies me! I'm sure with
your experience of carving you will be able to work out how to go
Din,
Here's how to do the magic. As you know, walking on water is actually quite
easy if one knows where the rocks and stumps are. In this case they are
composed of two or three card templates derived from a drawing. If you
don't have plans with sectional views (vertical cuts through the body
Rob,
Many thanks for sharing that. It may not be rocket science, but it is
precisely this sort of detailed know-how, often hard-won through long
experience, when generously shared as you have just done, and as David van
Edwards has done through his various courses, that makes all the difference
December 4th, 2007
Dear Lutenists:
The Spinacino Lute manuscript as an electronic book is a great gift. You
can almost feel the soft vellum under your hands. Almost makes one contemplate
the possibility of reprints in part or in whole. Illustrated manuscripts are so
exciting, it is
Din,
Carving skills are a combination of craftsmanship and artistry. Artistry and
craftsmanship when carving a free-form scupture - but craftsmanship in
duplicating a fixed form. The craftsmanship can be considerably enhanced by
the proper tools. Like you I note that Lundberg's book doesn't
Jon,
To answer your question. He probably could, but he wouldn't.
Best,
Rob Dorsey
http://RobDorsey.com
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From: Jon Murphy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2007 10:39 PM
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Dear Denys,
It could be that the missing 2 on folio 37v is something that
Mrs. Minkoff retouched. This would suggest that in 1992 she
re-used the
1978 facsimile pages. Hers was an innocent activity. She just
wanted everything to look neat and clean. When she was
criticized (I think it was in
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