Hi--I have had experience with many types of lutes-- from very
expensive and great, to very shitty and horrible. The fame and
reputation of the maker is not always a good indication of how good and
playable the lute will be. It seem that -many- builders can't seem to
make a lute
Hello John,
I echo David van Ooijen's recommendation that you hire one first! When I
started that didn't occur to me unfortunately, so I thought I'd share my
experience with the budget end of the market...
The first lute I had was a Pakistani made lute of the same variety that the
sell at
Don't they have a big heavy bridge, the type used on ouds?
Rob
> On 4 Nov 2016, at 12:23, sterling price wrote:
>
> Hi John--I have had -4- of the Sandi lutes and I must say that they are
> pretty great. Not just great for the price but great lutes. They do
Hi John--I have had -4- of the Sandi lutes and I must say that they are
pretty great. Not just great for the price but great lutes. They do
need bigger frets and better strings but once you do that you have a
great lute. I would totally recommend their 13 course lute. I had one
but
Welcome to the club!
Piccinini and Dowland require a lute in Renaissance tuning, most
Baroque music requires a lute in Baroque tuning. So you will not be
able to get one instrument for all music.
There are arrangements of Baroque music for a lute in Renaissance
tuning, and there
Hi John,
We have a section on our blog completely devoted to used instruments on
sale. We are not involved in the sale, we only help the people to
announce their instruments for free and I can say that it works pretty
well.
[1]www.cuerdaspulsadas.com/blog/category/mercado/
You
Hello all,
My name is John Yentes. I have been a classical guitarist and violist for many
years (among many other instruments) and am beginning my foray into the world
of the lute. I am currently living in Japan and am wondering if anyone knows
of or is selling a used instrument that I could