Sorry about that Wayne, my aged mind wanders now and then. I do have the
original K and K text for C and I mixed up Dartmouth BASIC with that. In
the mid 1960's the movement toward personal computing was underway, and it
was oriented toward doing stock market research. There was also a movement
by
On Tuesday 20 July 2004 00:33, Bernhard Hofstoetter wrote:
Dear all,
Is anybody on this list knowledgeable about the
Raimondi or Raimondo mansucript of the Municipal
Library of Como? As I understand it mostly contains
music for the 10-course lute, or am I wrong on this
point? Does anybody
i saw two films recently on the blues - both were wonderful. one was
by wim wenders on j.d. lenoir and skip james and the other was by clint
eastwood made up from interviews he had with blues piano playing
legends.
one piano player, dr. john ( of i've been in the right place but it
must have
There is a published facsimile available for $26 from OMI
(immelsatpanix.com):
Libro di sonate diverse per liuto (Pietro Paulo Raimondi), introduction by
Oscar Tajetti (Como 1980). 196 pp.
ajn
A few years I ordered it from professor Tajetti directly.
I am not sure, I still have the e-mail address...
Best wishes,
Rainer aus dem Spring
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On the subject. Does anyone know of a good lute maker/repairer in southern
Europe, Italy/Sicily preferered.
My liuto Attiorbato has had a knock an I think the neck joint has broken.
The neck has come up under tension to some 7mm at the 10th fret. I need to
get it from Malta to as near a place as
There is also a Raimondi CD by Ugo Nastrucci, should still be in print.
RT
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There is a published facsimile available for $26 from OMI
(immelsatpanix.com):
Libro di sonate diverse per liuto (Pietro Paulo Raimondi), introduction by
The files are in fronimo format. Look at the Fronimo link on the page
you provided and it has all the info. The demo version lets you open the
files and print but not save. Alas, it does not work on the Mac.
http://members.aol.com/MWhee40252/Index.html
It does work on Virtual PC
Thanks a lot for the valuable input which I received
from you all!!
Bernhard
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Ed, Michael, et al.,
You're thinking of the Dampit? It's a rubber tube with holes along its
length and a stopper at the end. It works well for instruments with small
violin type f holes - you insert the tube and the stopper keeps it from
falling in all the way. The idea I guess is to keep
Someone showed me how to tie two strings together a year or two ago
but I've lost the email or link and can't remember the knot exactly.
It was a brilliant knot that would work even with strings of
different sizes and not snap like all the other knots I tried. I
recall the each string wrapped
A Carrick or sheet bend knot should suffice. I've used these with the first
and second strings with various thickness short pieces to reach the pegs.
-d
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Was it the barrel knot, as described here?
http://www.killroys.com/knots/barrel.htm
On Wed, 21 Jul 2004, Ed Durbrow wrote:
Someone showed me how to tie two strings together a year or two ago
but I've lost the email or link and can't remember the knot exactly.
It was a brilliant knot
By the way, there was a lutenist (ca. 1600) at the Wuerttemberg court
named, not Bernhard, but Georg Hofstetter. There is a piece by him in the
Donaueschingen MS G.1.4 (now in Stuttgart???), on folio 46v. The name is
written in Hebrew script. There's an article about him in the New Grove
I really don't have room in my case for a humidifier device without the thing
potentially applying too much moisture on some surface portion of the lute. What I
have tried (and it seems to work -- my house is very dry in the winter) is a zip-lock
with bag pin holes pricked in one side and a
Ed-kun
Kore ja nai?
http://www.killroys.com/knots/barrel.htm
Sumisu
At 10:55 AM 7/20/04, you wrote:
Someone showed me how to tie two strings together a year or two ago
but I've lost the email or link and can't remember the knot exactly.
It was a brilliant knot that would work even with
At 10:55 AM 7/20/04, you wrote:
Someone showed me how to tie two strings together a year or two ago
but I've lost the email or link and can't remember the knot exactly.
It was a brilliant knot that would work even with strings of
different sizes and not snap like all the other knots I tried. I
Hey, I got the .ft2 files going and it was exciting. I did a general midi
of nylon guitar and watched lute music come to life on my PC.
http://members.aol.com/MWhee40252/Index.html
Is there a way, like in a .txt document, where you can word wrap the bars?
What I mean is...is there a way to not
Hey, does anyone have historical lute construction by Robert Lundberg?
Where does one buy it safely on line?
Thanks,
Michael Godfrey
Guild of American Luthiers is the publisher and you can buy it from them.
AFAIK, the site is OK (http://www.luth.org/).
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Hey, does
I concur with guy and liz, I got it from the Guild web site and they are a
proper organization.
Best, Jon
If you want to small humidifier for the lute case try a cigar store. They
have simple devices that can be stuck to the lid of a case (and are designed
for a cigar or pipe tobacco humidor).
My big question now is...How does one feed the wood so it's not so dried
out and stuff? I am pretty sure
Herbert and Ben (and any others),
By now you all know I have a flat-back from Musikits, and am not challenged
as to woodworking. I am thinking of getting the 8 course kit from RWC
(England, but moving to Toledo, Spain) at about $800 US. I would be
comfortable working from scratch if it weren't
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