Dear All,
Does anybody on this list have any experience with 12c lutes? I am
considering getting one if I can get the funds together and I would be
grateful for any counsel drawn from actual experience. I have never
even laid finger to fret on one of these lutes before, so it is a
Nom de l'oeuvre
Archiluth
Numero d'inventaire
E.546
Numero Chouquet 1884
C.233
Collection
Musee de la musique
Facteur ou Auteur
[1]Koch Christoph
Lieu de creation
VENISE
Date d'execution
1654
Historique
Collection Julien Fau
Description
Caisse
Magnificent instrument and impressive playing, thank you Benjamin for posting
this! I hadn't seen it.
Regards
Anthony
On 16 mai 2014, at 22:39, BENJAMIN NARVEY luthi...@gmail.com wrote:
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Interesting, the petit jeu is pretty short in comparisson with the grand
jeu. Would this kind of instrument have enough power in an ensemble
situation? Is it desirable to have such a
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Dear All,
Does anybody on this list have any experience with 12c lutes? I am
considering getting one if I can get the funds together and I would be
grateful for any counsel drawn from actual experience. I have never
even laid finger to fret on one of these lutes before, so it is a
I used to have one. There is a lot of repertoire for it, though arguably none
of it 'big' repertoire. There is a little bit in the Wemyss ms, Panmure 4, and
there is a large number of German pieces - Reusner, for example: the printed
pieces in his books are for eleven courses, but the
Rob,
On Sat, 5/17/14, Rob MacKillop robmackil...@gmail.com wrote:
Many German mss (including Weiss) have music which
uses just twelve courses, enough to make me wonder if there
was in Germany a 12c instrument in currency.
Baron is pictured with a
Well, there we go :-) I'd forgotten about the Baron. Thanks, Chris.
No need to think of the instrument as an almost 13c or overgrown 11c.
If Baron had one, is it out of the realms of possibility that Weiss had one?
The London manuscript (if I remember correctly) has a number of sonatas
On 17.05.2014 22:56, Christopher Wilke wrote:
Rob,
On Sat, 5/17/14, Rob MacKillop robmackil...@gmail.com wrote:
Many German mss (including Weiss) have music which
uses just twelve courses, enough to make me wonder if there
was in Germany a 12c
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From: Bernd Haegemann b...@symbol4.de
Well, I wouldn't buy a twelve pointer to play that boring stuff :-)
So IYV Baron=Boring?
G.
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When I think of 12 course lutes, I think of the ones described by Mace,
with two peg boxes. But the lute Baron is holding looks like a regular
11 course lute with an extra course, right? Seems like there were two
types of 12 course lutes.
Are
On 2014-05-17 20:01, Rob MacKillop wrote:
I used
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