On 22.05.2010 18:06, Monica Hall wrote:
This is the message which gives the details of the Ghostview program. I
have eliminated the name of the person who sent it me in case he is not
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Monica:
The most up-to-date files are listed on the server of
Stuart Walsh wrote:
I just can't imagine how you get a loud, full sound playing the
instrument fingerstyle when the instrument has such a tiny body. (But
with a plectrum the instrument truly chirps). I think it was Stewart
McCoy who, in a previous discussion of this same subject, said
Stuart Walsh wrote:
Stuart Walsh wrote:
I just can't imagine how you get a loud, full sound playing the
instrument fingerstyle when the instrument has such a tiny body. (But
with a plectrum the instrument truly chirps). I think it was Stewart
McCoy who, in a previous discussion of this
Indeed. I had linked that clip in my rant on such instruments several
months ago. I play the same, but use a whole lot more thumb in scalar
passages.
Eugene
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From: lute-...@cs.dartmouth.edu [mailto:lute-...@cs.dartmouth.edu] On
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Hi, all,
Well, I finally found, scanned, and uploaded a little book of songs
with laute:
[1]http://www.scribd.com/doc/31168462/Alte-und-Neue-Lieder-German-songs
-for-laute-and-voice
No date, but I'd guess first quarter of the 20th c. Clearly for guitar
tuning in E, with
