Dear All,
And hereby yet another link to
the new added audio files of a recording of the suite 'PERFECT DAY' written
by myself for Recorder, Lute and Viola Da Gamba performed by the Camer Van
Musiecke http://users.telenet.be/gilbert.isbin/esemble_compositions.html
Hope you will enjoy them.
Herzlichen Dank, Bernd!
Luca
Bernd Haegemann on 8-05-2010 18:02 wrote:
puzzled: besides the nice Harald's transcription, does anybody know
the source of that prélude?
I knew that I know it -- and I don't have the CD by Hopkinson Smith.
It is also on the first solo CD by Claire Antonini,
Hello! I have to admit I am new to the list, and to lute playing in
general. I started off by practicing on a cheap paki flat back lute
(300$) just to see if I would like it, and I do! So today I found a
beautiful lute on ebay that was still relatively cheap (900$).
Now, I know
From: Samuel Jacques dei...@yahoo.com
though. here are the pictures:
http://s778.photobucket.com/albums/yy65/deides/lute/
and the description (sorry for the size):
* Vintage 8 Course Renaissance Lute w/ original case and wooden peg
tuner * 640 mm scale * The action at the 8th fret
Could the initials be RM? Robert Meadow? he was building 30 years ago.
ed
At 07:28 PM 5/11/2010, Samuel Jacques wrote:
Hello! I have to admit I am new to the list, and to lute playing in
general. I started off by practicing on a cheap paki flat back lute
(300$) just to see if I
Dear Samuel,
Though I cannot be definitive, years ago I purchased on ebay a 13 cs baroque
lute having similar features and price which was made by a highly skilled
Englishman or Irishman named A.(Anthony) Murphy. It had unique not entirely
historical features including a laterally doubled
I agree with Nancy that this is a gorgeous recording by Claire Antonini. I
found that by pressing the pause key at a brief moment in the photo sequence,
the tablature can be
displayed large enough for hand copying. MMle Antonini adds a little very
pleasant improvisation toward the end. Thank
Wow, thank you for the reply... I will note down that name and do some
research - it is somewhat difficult to find any information without a
starting point. so thank you!
About the fractured nut, yes I rarely use the 8th course so I figured
this would not affect me as much. And,
Does anyone know where I can find pictures of lutes made by either
Robert Meadows or Anthony Murphy? Google is not very forthcoming about
giving me any information. I guess that is what happens when one is
trying to track an obscure instrument that was made almost half a
decade
On May 11, 2010, at 7:47 PM, Samuel Jacques wrote:
Does anyone know where I can find pictures of lutes made by either
Robert Meadows or Anthony Murphy?
I don't think Meadow made heavy lutes with metal frets.
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