http://polyhymnion.org/swv/music/finn/finn.mp3
http://polyhymnion.org/swv/music/finn/finn.pdf
http://polyhymnion.org/swv/music/finn/finn2.pdf
Enjoy.
Amitïés,
RT
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Stuart, I was thinking about your comments today as I worked on a Dowland piece
that has passages in the i,k,l fret area. On my lute these frets don't have
the resonance that the lower frets do, either. What I do find, though, is that
I get a better sound from the body frets when I play them
Dear All,
Can't think why I haven't said this before, but I hope some of you find
it useful:
The higher the fret, the further from the bridge (in terms of
proportion) you are plucking the string, so think about playing a little
closer to the bridge when you play those notes on higher frets.
Dear All,
Sorry - another thought, perhaps less helpful than the first. The last
several of Dowland's frets were made from first-course material
(.40-.45mm gut?), so if he had had body frets (and it seems he didn't)
they couldn't have been exactly tree-trunk sized.
Best,
Martin
On
I have just finished a small tour with hungarian singer Judit
Andrejszki (excelent singer and musician).
If you have time and interest, please watch this recording of a live
performance
Thanx
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYDI0V1EfCo
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I have just finished a small tour with hungarian singer Judit
Andrejszki (excelent singer and musician).
If you have time and interest, please watch this recording of a live
performance
Thanx
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYDI0V1EfCo
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Hello Ron,
unfortunately I have no idea what is wrong. I have downloaded the
zip-file and can open the fronimo files.
Perhaps it will help to install Fronimo3 demo anew?
Best wishes
Karl
From: [1]Ron Fletcher
Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2010 6:33 PM
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Thanks for posting - enjoyed the performance very much.
On Dec 17, 2010, at 1:44 PM, hera caius wrote:
I have just finished a small tour with hungarian singer Judit
Andrejszki (excelent singer and musician).
If you have time and interest, please watch this recording of a live
Congratulations, Caius,
We are waiting for more videos!
Or some recordings.
Do you have in plan some professional recordings with this project?
Music to my ears!
On Fri, Dec 17, 2010 at 8:42 PM, hera caius [1]caiush2...@yahoo.com
wrote:
I have just finished a
Martin-
If Dowland didn't have body frets on his instruments, does that mean he had
upward of 10 or 11 frets on the neck - even 12? Does this mean very long
necks? And would that mean a small body, or a larger body and perhaps a long
string length? How long a string length would be
On 17/12/2010 16:17, Edward Mast wrote:
Stuart, I was thinking about your comments today as I worked on a Dowland piece
that has passages in the i,k,l fret area. On my lute these frets don't have
the resonance that the lower frets do, either. What I do find, though, is that
I get a better
Dear Ed,
We have to be careful not to regard Dowland's lute as being one
instrument. Nearly all of what we regard as his solo lute music was
almost certainly written before 1600, about half of it for 6 courses
(and eight tied frets). His remarks in Varietie of Lute Lessons were
published
Hello, friends!
I have a question for anybody out there that might have more experience
with metal strings than I do.
I'm struggling to set up a new chitarra battente, which arrived (as is
the tradition) with the same thin steel string gauge across all 5
courses. So, the
Where did they break? Over the nut? In the middle somewhere? The bridge?
That might help identify the problem.
Guy
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