I see that OMI has a nice facsimile of Reymann for $111.00. Should I
purchase?
Susan
Original message
From: Dan Winheld
Date: 5/1/19 7:27 PM (GMT-07:00)
To: magnus andersson , Tristan von Neumann
, lute@cs.dartmouth.edu
Subject: [LUTE] Re: Reymann
Congratulations Tristan and Magnus- you have gotten me interested in
getting Reymann's "Noctes"; unfortunately my eyesight has degraded to
the point where I can no longer read facsimiles. Are there any modern
typeset editions? (Any tab system or pitch notation- just has to be
legible to
I think personally Leonardo played a lira da bracchio, - an instrument
that perhaps could have been not very different from a vihuela - if we
consider its opposite the lira d'arco, i.e. a bowed instrument. If I
recall correctly - 30 years after reading Vasari - Vasari praised
Leonardo on his
Dear Franco, Ron and others
Thanks a lot for all your contribution.
It seems that I was right in my opinion that Leonardo was probably a skilled
musician, but there is no evidence for him as a lute player. So in the
interview Prof. Roeck (or the newspaper) confused lute and lyre.
All the best
