I've also been wondering if the reference is to the performer or audience
member... If the latter, I would think another product to prevent the dropping
of jaws in response to a lute performance (whether particularly good or bad)
might be a market as well.
-Anne
On Wed, 11 Jul 2018 14:02:41
I’ve never seen a flute player using anything like a Yamaha Lip Plate Patch;
maybe lips (more accurately, “that bit of the face above the chin and below the
lower lip") slipping from the lip plate is a problem for flute players only
during a lute performance.
> On Jul 10, 2018, at 1:07 PM,
Doni seems to be a good advice. But first try to get the basic idea of playing
the theorbo, viz. playing with reentrant tuning. It's not the same as playing
the lute. Or rather, you will easily hear when somebody actually plays the lute
on a theorbo.
Start playing simple scales, starting on the
I just received this from the Lute Society (in UK). Can anyone help
out with this? Ironically, I live in Lancaster, but my playing is no
where near up to performing. I know of no on else in the area who
might be of assistance.
Regards,
Leonard Williams
-Original
Have a look into the Seicento Catalogue ===>
http://www.seicentomusic.de/seite03.html. There is some easy music for theorbo.
Rainer
Subject: [LUTE] Starting Theorbo
Dear Collected Wisdom:
I have rented a small theorbo from the American Lute Society for one
year to learn how
