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On 8/31/2020 9:32 AM, Christopher Wilke wrote:
I'll give it a try. Something like...
"The individual signs and numbers (of a chord) should be plucked with
one finger each as long as it doesn't exceed the number of fingers of
the right
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See the note below about an online Paul O'Dette concert.
Nancy
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Subject:This September--Paul O'Dette in concert
Date: Mon,
I break chords a bit more, fast or slow as I seem fit, raking downwards
with index and middle fingers independently where required. Given the
nature of the music in today's concerts (Dowland lute songs and solo,
and Byrd intabulations) I didn't strum upwards with the thumb a lot, as
David--
When omitting the ring finger, how does one effectively employ the
other fingers to hit all required strings? E.g.--two with the thumb,
two with index? Depending on the string spacing? I'm interested in
this because, due to a minor deformity, I can't always use the ring
I have a nasty callus on my ring finger at the moment, studied too much
romantic guitar last week, so I did my concert (Dowland and Byrd on
10-course lute) without ring finger today. Lovely tone, much better!
David
On Mon, 31 Aug 2020 at 13:44, Rainer
Hui! Prima! I even had forgotten about what Le Roy had to say on right-hand
fingers.
Thanks Rainer and ev'ryone else!
Joachim
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Betreff: [LUTE] Re: Ringfinger
Datum: 2020-08-31T13:41:07+0200
Von: "Rainer"
An: "Lute List"
From Judenkunig's
Utilis et
I'll give it a try. Something like...
"The individual signs and numbers (of a chord) should be plucked with
one finger each as long as it doesn't exceed the number of fingers of
the right hand. When it has more than four courses that exceed the
number of fingers, play them all with
From Judenkunig's
Utilis et compendiaria introductio (1510-20 (?), no year)
Preterea admonendus es ut literas et characteres numeri quotquot ordinatim
signis notarum supponuntur,
singulas eorum cordas singulis digitis (si modo digitorum dextre numerum non
excedunt) discretim aut si plures sunt
Dear Robert,
if you look at the Paladin print from 1553, he uses a dot underneath 3
voices which I ´d interpret to be played by three fingers
and not the thumb. For example the fifth bar in the Pavana chiamata la
Paladina. Thumb plays the bass voice, the fingers the rest.
Best,
Thanks Martin.
From: A briefe and plaine instruction 1574 Le Roy
https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k1176218k/f138.image
The sixtene Rule
For to plaie fower partes, it is easely to be understande, that the
thombe and the three fingers together, serve easely to strike the fower
strynges or
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