Thans to everybody for the information!
Andrea
Il giorno 12/giu/11, alle ore 22:43, henk...@matuka.nl ha scritto:
Hey Andrea,
I suppose that would be the Brussels Manuscript
I've got the Lute Society's bandora on loan. It's a nice instrument.
used to have one years ago but I'd forgotten how difficult it is to get
these things tolerably in tune. Here's a go at three very short pieces
from Thomas Brown's 'Bandore and lyra viol book' (about which I know
nothing),
Hello Mark,
I have not used Yisreal's tutor, but the Toyohiko Satoh is a good
learning tool, but his technique has changed since he wrote it many
years ago.
There is also Stefan Lundgren's Baroqeu Lute tutor, which I find very
nice. he has translated the teachings of the Gaultier's, Mouton,
Dear Mark,
Why not get all the tutors available, since everyone has their own
method and ideas?
That said, I did some work on Miguel's tutor (the introduction to
French lute music) and when I got my copy of the book I was very
pleasantly surprised: it has very solid information about the lute,
Dear Stuart,
Very nice playing. It's a pleasant change to hear solos played on the
bandora. I would guess that the instrument you are using has unequal
fretting in some sort of meantone system, because the third of the last
chord of the second piece is (inevitably?) slightly sharp.
Best wishes,
At the risk of annoying the resident guitar dislikers on the list, I would like
to inform you of a new publication (or 2).
http://www.editionsorphee.com/solos/Delpri-variazioni.html
and
http://www.editionsorphee.com/solos/Haydn-fugue.html
Thanks!!
Mark
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To get on or off this
Dear Stuart,
You may find a higher string tension (ie use thicker strings) will help
in tuning stability.
MH
--- On Mon, 13/6/11, Stuart Walsh s.wa...@ntlworld.com wrote:
From: Stuart Walsh s.wa...@ntlworld.com
Subject: [LUTE] bandora tunes
To: Lute Net
I would like to make or obtain a computer-generated MP3 file
or CD for ear training, adapted to lute playing.
If I make my own, besides the usual identification of
intervals and chords, I would like to include identification
of scales. My initial choice of scales is:
major
natural
Dear Stuart, Martyn, and All,
A higher string tension may make it easier to tune, but may not = be
good for the instrument, if it was built to accommodate lighter
strings.=
In addition, raising the string tension has the effect of changi= ng
the harmonic profile of the notes,
I have found that slightly high string tension does mean that it is
easier not to pull the strings just enough out of alignment so that the
intonation suffers. But you also need to make sure that the instrument
is up to the tension - there are lots of stories about wire-strung
On Jun 8, 2011, at 6:36 AM, Catherine Arnott Smith wrote:
Re: come in the sense of orgasm: One of my research areas is the use of
obscenity to describe health concepts, so I happen to have encountered this
question before. The OED Third dates this usage to before 1650 and
Partridge's
The digital OED 3rd, however, gives this as meaning # 17, To experience
sexual orgasm. Also with off. slang.
and cites
a1650Walking in Meadow Green in Bp. Percy's Loose Songs (1868) , Then
off he came, blusht for shame soe soone that he had endit.
[A1650 means the usage
I don't have an OED 3 or Partridge handy
OED has been deat with and gives a contemporary quote. Partridge does
not, he gives 'come' as 'To experience the sexual spasm': low coll:
C.19-20. Considered coarse, but it was orig. a euphemism and, in C.20,
how, if the fact is to be expressed
On 6/13/2011 12:08 PM, howard posner wrote:
On Jun 8, 2011, at 6:36 AM, Catherine Arnott Smith wrote:
Re: come in the sense of orgasm: One of my research areas is the use of obscen
ity to describe health concepts, so I happen to have encountered this question b
efore. The OED Third dates
Am 13.06.2011 22:05, schrieb howard posner:
Then off he came, blusht for shame soe soone that he had endit.
The Reliques of Ancient English Poetry set the stage not only for Robert
Burns, but also for Wordsworth and Coleridge's Lyrical Ballads. The book
is based on an old manuscript
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