Hello Fonts of Wisdom,
I'm wanting to do some experimenting with
different bass strings for my bass rider 13-course.
Does anyone have experience using harp strings?
I've noticed that Bow Brand has gut strings for around
$20 a piece. If this even works, its not terribly
cheap, but
Hi Chris,
I used to play with a harp player, Bill Taylor, who worked for
[1]www.ardivalharps.com who supplied strings for period and modern
small harps. They just ordered theirs from Aquila...
Rob MacKillop
2008/12/21 [2]chriswi...@yahoo.com
Hello Fonts of Wisdom,
Check out this one-
http://www.vam.ac.uk/collections/furniture/musical_instruments/objects/object.php?id=13id2=1action=nexthits=53page=1pages=5object_type=country=start_year=end_year=object=artist=maker=
Ooops,
Just a further clarification:
I've never seen an 11 or 13c lute with a double
For a different take on Choc lute, see the sad story of Nicholas Smith
on this page
[1]http://users.stargate.net/~blink/imagepg.html
Unfortunately the image link doesn't work any longer - who knows what
it might have revealed.
P
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Dear Martin, Dan and all
Thank you for such a detailed reply.
Le 20 déc. 08 à 00:24, Martin Shepherd a écrit :
Dear Anthony and All,
The double top course is found on everything from 6c lutes to
Mace's 12c lute, and everything inbetween. Three of our most
popular 7c lutes from
http://www.torban.org/ruthenicae/images/231.pdf
http://www.torban.org/ruthenicae/audio/231.mp3
Amitiés.
Enjoy,
RT
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Standard pedal harp gauges are listed on my web site (www.hbryan.com)
under string sets Read the Gothic harp column, which lists standard
Vanderbilt Classic Gut strings.by note name and diameter in inches.
Order them from Vanderbilt Music in Bloomington, Indiana. The gauges
you'll need for
No need to apologize Anthony, we are in disparate straits indeed as
any single factor affects all other factors; and we are processing
correlating many disparate bits of wreckage- tantalizing clues,
contradictory artifacts, and the opinionated opinions of long dead
musicians, string makers,
And one more thought- I would bet that a lot of the historic lute
players- after the more universal use of the doubled first- reverted
to a single by simply letting letting nature take its course. One of
the strings pops- but the player just keeps on going. And going.
Hopkinson Smith told me
On Sun, Dec 21, 2008, Rob Dorsey r...@dorseymail.com said:
1. We have no idea what historical musical presentation sounded like.
We can only infer from the notations on the tablature and the style of
the instruments along with basically anecdotal comments in extant
writings.
On Sun, Dec 21, 2008, Rob Dorsey r...@dorseymail.com said:
1. We have no idea what historical musical presentation sounded like.
We can only infer from the notations on the tablature and the style of
the instruments along with basically anecdotal comments in extant
writings.
On Sun, Dec 21, 2008, Rob Dorsey r...@dorseymail.com said:
1. We have no idea what historical musical presentation sounded like.
We can only infer from the notations on the tablature and the style of
the instruments along with basically anecdotal comments in extant
writings.
On Sun, Dec 21, 2008, Rob Dorsey r...@dorseymail.com said:
1. We have no idea what historical musical presentation sounded like.
We can only infer from the notations on the tablature and the style of
the instruments along with basically anecdotal comments in extant
writings.
On Sun, Dec 21, 2008, Rob Dorsey r...@dorseymail.com said:
1. We have no idea what historical musical presentation sounded like.
We can only infer from the notations on the tablature and the style of
the instruments along with basically anecdotal comments in extant
writings.
On Sun, Dec 21, 2008, Rob Dorsey r...@dorseymail.com said:
1. We have no idea what historical musical presentation sounded like.
We can only infer from the notations on the tablature and the style of
the instruments along with basically anecdotal comments in extant
writings.
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