a convenient table
inexpensively with (US measures) 4 x 4 legs, 2 x 4 sides, and a plywood
top; bolted together for easy breakdown between concerts; covered, it would
not have to be pretty.
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Leonard Williams
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the string right against the fret.
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Leonard
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A little while
shipping.
Leonard Williams
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Recently someone mentioned a CD on which Toyohiko Satoh uses a
completely gut-strung lute for Bach suites. Which of his CD's is this? I'd
like to get a copy.
Thanks!
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Leonard Williams
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lower course.
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And the most prominent may be Mountbatten, the former Battenbergs who
I knew of a family in Connecticut a number of years ago by the name
of Greenberg who performed early music together as Monteverdi Trio.
Clever translation, eh?
Leonard
.
Is there any nutritional value at all in gut strings or frets? I
know pets are interested in them. Any harmful chemicals introducued in the
manufacture of the strings?
Send your favorite recipes to the list!
Leonard Williams
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It is a slow process, but it is a work of love.
Glad to hear you are enjoying working on your lute. I built a hurdy-gurdy
that required lots of
adjustments as it settled in, restringing, reshaping bridges, what have you. And I
enjoyed every pain in
the ass minute of it!
Regards,
Leonard
,
especially, are simple
enough for a beginner to tackle, yet provide good practice material later on as well.
They also helped with
learning to hear mentally a piece set in tablature.
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Even more to the point! Thanks!
Leonard
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Wales/Gales,
Just for the record, the proper
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the far side of the opening
from where I was
blowing. The pitch change was certainly noticeable without using the meter for a more
precise analysis.
Howard--the room did not move much, but I got the distinct impression that the
lights were dimming!
Leonard Williams
of this I think supports the concept that rhythmic notation was added to lute
tablature for the
benefit of amateurs.
IMHO, not much of Mudarra is very amateurish; his fantasias faciles are
not.
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getting them in their proper order (once I found them!). Now what? Maybe I
can translate
everything I play into a hybrid tab just for me! Or should I just learn 1) the
alphabet; or 2) Italian tab?
Merry Christmas, all!
Leonard Williams
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a
against a c on the 3rd
course. It's a little tricky, but it works. You can also write out the chord
differently, but try it his
way, too.
Regards for a Healthy, Happy New Year!
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Rainer,
Sorry to use the list for a personal, but I've been having trouble getting a
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the address
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The message keeps bouncing. Do you have a new address?
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) Is this perhaps a galliard?
3) Composer known, or the prolific Irishman Anon O'Mouse?
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it with a little fun thrown in.
All good wishes,
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, but I mostly use the
built-in mike which picks
up everything very well.
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be an annoying rattle.
(I haven't tried anything like this on the lute.)
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and
brightness to eliminate some of the typographic bleed-through and/or transfer that is
apparent in many
images.
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give a sticky
string a little help by lifting it a little at midpoint to stretch it over the nut;
or, needing to go sharp
a tiny bit, I might apply a little pressure behind the nut to help the string over it.
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Leonard Williams
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On the hurdy-gurdy, the drone strings are called bourdons, in contrast to the
melody string/s, which
is a chanterelle.
Is there not a more complete nomenclature for the strings of the lute, like
treble, tenor, means,
great means, etc?
Leonard Williams
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Spirit, but those folks did, and
some got burned!
Great reading!
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to all,
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Jon--
Toxic or not, poisonous or not--I don't think you want to be inhaling wood
dust unnecessarily.
Sharp as your tools may be, a certain amount of dust is generated, and its
accumulation in your lungs is not
healthy! A paper filter mask at the least will help keep your nose clean.
Jon--
There were some harp tablatures devised, to the best of my limited knowledge,
by 16th c. Spanish
composers and, I think, the Welsh. Sorry I can't be more specific, but surely someone
else on the list has
more useful info.
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and scraped the
flat side slightly
concave. Now it seems to be firmly anchored, while being easily removable should the
need arise.
Regards,
Leonard Williams
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Do Valderrabano's Duos fit this category? Sacred tunes for two voices set
for vihuela. Very nice
practice pieces.
Also, Mudarra has several sacred pieces for vihuela based on Josquin and
Antoine Fevin. Lyre has
publications with both of these vihuelists.
Regards,
Leonard
at
the far end of the States from you might not make Sierra View a convenient
source. Bob doesn't take plastic, but he's sent me strings trusting to a
following payment by check.
Regards,
Leonard Williams
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Calling all you gut string
by
putting as many or as few notes on a line as you choose; and abctab2ps by
several methods, including a variable scale which is very useful.
Leonard Williams
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I may have posed this question to the list in the past, but perhaps
A good number of years ago a bass violist I played with had some
kind of red plastic bushings installed in the peg holes of the tuning head
of her viol. I believe the idea was to reduce wear on the pegs and produce
a smoother tuning action. It was a costly job, since the peg holes each
For a new and lovely set of variations on Greenselves by Christoph Dalitz,
go to Taco Walstra's ABC archives at
http://staff.science.uva.nl/~walstra/ABCArchive
Look under Renaissance Lute/ Dalitz. He has two other pieces there, btw,
one of which is a fine set of variations on Happy Birthday.
be popped off as needed for fret changes, but I'm happy with the Scotch
Tape.
Regards,
Leonard Williams
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For those of you who are not well tempered, how do most people afix
their tastini to their Ren lutes? I have been using a piece of cut
I found a lute in a rather unlikely flick: Dirty Rotten Scoundrels,
with Michael Caine and Steve Martin. It was just a brief sighting, no
playing, a lute in a glass cabinet with other early instruments. The movie
is certainly worth watching, however. Quite amusing!
Regards,
Leonard
Has anyone heard from Richard Darsie lately? I'm having trouble
contacting him.
Thanks!
Leonard Williams
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I got two of them yesterday for the first time. I went ahead and clicked,
since I thought it was a response to something I had just sent. In
retrospect, I hope I didn't sign myself up for a Spam Fest!
Leonard Williams
On 4/14/05 8:04 AM, Craig Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone else
Do any of you less technically challenged know of a way to convert AIFF
format (CD's) to a midi file? I'm using Mac OS X, and I have available
Garage Band and iTunes.
Thanks!
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Thanks everyone who responded to my query (even if the news was not what I
wanted to hear!). I'll just have to better train my ear and write it out by
hand, the good old-fashioned Renaissance way.
Regards,
Leonard Williams
On 08.05.2005, at 18:11, Leonard Williams wrote:
Do any of you
Last night's season finale of The Simpson's featured a lute solo by
Otto, the school bus driver, at the Medieval Festival. He finished his set
by bashing and burning his lute. The instrument appeared to be a very early
four-course model.
Leonard Williams
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occur on an open
string.
These graces are played on the beat, not out of the preceding note
value.
These are two very common ornaments, so I'm guessing that's what's
in your Pavin. Try them and see how they sound.
Regards,
Leonard Williams
On 5/22/05 8:43 AM, Steven W [EMAIL
About the relish:
It may not have been clear in my posting that the note above the
written note is plucked with the right hand as usual, and the written note
is lightly plucked with the left hand finger as the latter is pulled from
the strings.
Leonard
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Interesting (and efficient) that the template for the neck is incorporated
into the pattern for the soundboard.
Leonard Williams
On 5/28/05 6:51 AM, Tony Chalkley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If anyone is interested I've just uploade the best scans I can do of rather
badly printed not very
tablature on
the lute using courses 2, 3, 4 and 5, the former mode would necessitate a
retuning of the fifth course.
Leonard Williams
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, but the
acoustic effect is not the same.
Leonard Williams
There is one other point to watch out for in the Lyre Music edition
I have referred to above - the famous Padoana belissima (Alla Venetiana)
by Capirola has in the original a section using the technique of splitting
(i.e. dividing
Me too!!
Leonard Williams
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I got one too!
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Just seen a posting
Lute Gang--
Off on vacation to sunny (I hope) Italia for the next week. If I
don't respond to something directed to me, that's why. I'll be sure to
catch up later.
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Leonard Williams
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My perennial question: Are Arthur Ness's tab only editions of the
complete works of Francesco da Milano and Marco dall'Aquila available yet?
I've been waiting patiently for some time, but it seems that delays have
been numerous.
Regards,
Leonard Williams
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of getting each other's names
down correctly?
Regards to all,
Leonard Williams
PS--Not intending to claim any sort of superiority here--I've made lots of
mistakes (including a tendency to misspell my own name!) and continue to do
so regularly to stay in practice.
Lenaord
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English is so arbitrary and non-phonetic in spelling. As a slow-learning
student of Italian, I really appreciate your ability with my language.
My deep apologies for this omission.
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house is provided primarily by fans, which doesn't help when those
atmospheric changes come into play.)
Regards,
Leonard Williams
On 9/7/05 10:16 AM, Herbert Ward [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
During periods of low humidity, as many of us know, a lute
undergoes internal stress, and can even break
trouble than I already do playing 3rd fret on 6 together with 7th fret on
the treble!
I've heard encouraging news from a lutenist in the UK who may soon
join the list.
Thanks again, best regards,
Leonard
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Has anyone
, and have fun,
Leonard Williams
On 9/19/05 11:28 AM, Herbert Ward [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello. Anyone know where to get a translation of the
text/preface/instructions in Luis Milan's El Maestro?
I've tried Goog searches several times, but without
much sucess.
I had three years of high
Can someone send me Pat O'Brien's e-mail address? Thanks!!
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on
the wall. The tuning head is not very steeply bent back, but the size looks
about right: for comparison, later in the scene there are also some
Neapolitan style mandolins visible which are definitely much smaller.
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Leonard Williams
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some
surgeons have used flint blades with great success. I believe the
microcrsytaline structure of flint provides a much finer edge (no
serrations) than metals. Perhaps a geologist/anthropologist can elucidate
on this.
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Leonard Williams
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You may also try ABE Books, an excellent source of new and (more
often) used books. They are at abebooks.com. You can search by title,
author, keyword.
Leonard Williams
On 10/10/05 3:59 AM, Benjamin Stehr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Dennis,
I see North's book is out of print
I have had a similar experience, but more tuning related. As the
tuning goes out and I make quick adjustments with frets or a single course,
I find the playing to be so much less satisfying that I make no progress
with it. It is rather depressing. My recourse is to get out the
stability mean a lot for your success, IMHO.
Regards,
Leonard Williams
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The biggest thing is it seems impossible to hold. The thing has no
guitar-like lap thing and just slides around. Do you use a strap? How do you
hold this thing
-making industry, I believe.
Regards for the holidays,
Leonard Williams
On 12/16/05 10:17 AM, Jason Kortis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
Is anyone aware of oil used in the renaissance by players to soften their
hands and facilitate the whole process of playing the lute? Did they drink any
.
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recall, the North (?) Carolina coastal folks with the
Elizabethan dialect were called the Hoi Toiders because they pronounced
high tide as hoi toid.
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Sean--
You wrote:
I think some pieces in Spinacino are modified 5c reductions since they
are high on the neck and only sneak in the 6th course rarely for a Bb
on the 6th course (eg, Vostre a maistres, O venus bant, Amours amours
and others). Never in those pieces is it an open 6th
it.
Leonard Williams
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On Mar 12, 2006, at 10:50 AM, bill kilpatrick wrote:
in a previous post from arne keller - no subject was
given but he was asking for notation advise - he says
that according to tinctoris, there was a change from
I'm not sure who started this thread, but I have a nice setting of
the Lord's Prayer by Richard Allison in tab format, or I could attach a pdf
if you'd like it.
Leonard Williams
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Hi!
There is pretty much sacred music
Question for Arthur Ness:
What is the rationale for your numbering of the works of Francesco da
Milano? I'm just curious--not being critical in any way.
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By Golly! Mummers on horseback! Do they play in Philadelphia?
Leonard Williams
On 5/1/06 8:42 AM, Roman Turovsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/b/bf/Wesele_Kozackie.jpg
RT
==
http://polyhymnion.org
Feci quod potui. Faciant meliora potentes
I don't remember who suggested the application flip4mac to view
Windows video files on the Mac, but thanks very much--it works great.
Regards,
Leonard Williams
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,
repair sounds, divide/splice tracks, etc.
$30 (US), or 15 non-continuous trial days. I figure I've saved that
much once I've digitized three LP's.
I don't know if it is available for PC.
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Leonard Williams
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What's your viewpoint when observing the discoloration? If it's from a
playing position, maybe you're not seeing the finger-string contact points
which would be on the strings' underside from that perspective; whereas, the
thumb would be hitting topside.
Regards,
Leonard Williams
On 5/22/06 11
After years of experimentaion with both sitting and holding the lute, I came
upon a 12 high footstool which is perfect. At 6 ft tall, I fold up around
the lute just enough to hold it securely; I no longer use a strap or foot
rest.
Regards,
Leonard Williams
On 5/23/06 11:45 AM, Caroline Usher
A word of caution concerning forcing tight frets frets too hard: it
is possible to scar the neck with the knot (personal experience). Tying the
fret above its final resting place is definitely a good way to achieve
tightness, but one must temper one's enthusiasm.
Regards,
Leonard
up
against the body at the neck. If you think you'd like to do a lot of the
Spanish repertoire, perhaps an actual vihuela would be the best choice.
Leonard Williams
PS--I don't own a vihuela, but I've tried the vihuelists on lute.
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to tablature notes.
Leonard Williams
On 7/15/06 6:53 PM, G. Crona [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While reading through the instructions of Valderrabano, I came upon the
following:
fol. A5 last paragraph, end of line 3
..tambien es de saber que toda cifra colorada se pone para cantar y que
,
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I'm right there with anyone objecting to the price of a decent lute
case, BUT -- a case that costs half the price of a lute may ensure that
you won't at some point have to pay the entire cost of a lute because of
damage to the instrument.
$.02 respectfully submitted,
Leonard Williams
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Leonard Williams
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...
Surely this last bit is proof that Holmes is the greatest of detectives!
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of
bending a note sharp when pressing too hard, but I have yet to have a
problem with that. Stopping the string close to the fret and using no more
pressure than necessary is the key.
Hope this information is helpful.
Regards,
Leonard Williams
On 8/30/06 11:20 PM, Bruno Correia [EMAIL
a
check on ambient humidity and temperature. About $29 US plus shipping for
the set.
Regards,
Leonard Williams
On 9/11/06 10:16 AM, Bernd Haegemann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear all,
who would share his/her experience with hygrometers?
Which ones are suited to control the humidity in a
room /flat
Just found a very interesting interactive educational website dealing with
tuning:
http://www.j2b.co.uk/tuning/index.html
Hope it helps those who need it (like me!).
Regards
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Davide--
Perhaps you are looking for a definition of veneer? Veneer is a
very thin slice of wood which is glued over something more substantial,
often for esthetic reasons. Also it is possible to use veneer to create a
harder, more durable surface on a softer, but less heavy wood. The
don't read, but could type out
for anyone interested.
Leonard Williams
On 10/24/06 9:35 AM, Peter Nightingale [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear List,
Does anyone know what the time signature in Dalza (Intabulatura de Lauto,
1508) Recercar f7r means. The first symbol is an O with a dot
a´.
The first Neusidler volume is, I suppose, instructional in that the
book it is from contained pieces graded in difficulty; there are lots of
fingerings given at first, fewer later on.
I hope this answers some of your questions!
Regards,
Leonard Williams
On 10/25/06 8:50 PM
tension if the greater tension (though technically correct) restricts
vibrations of the top. Of course, all this would occur within a range of
tension which yields playability.
Luthiers--help us on this one!
Regards,
Leonard Williams
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For anyone interested, my manual for tab has been updated (thank you Wayne
and Michel) and can be downloaded from Wayne's ftp site.
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What were the string pitches on the Octobass? What frequencies?
Regards,
Leonard Williams
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Vuillaume built an Octobass in the early 1800's which was about 10 feet tall
and was so huge it required two people to play, one to operate
-gurdy
standing up one needs both a shoulder strap to support the instrument and a
waist strap to stabilize it while cranking away. It seems that a similar
arrangement might help those who need to play lute standing or walking.
Best regards to all,
Leonard Williams
PS--I am in currently recovery
I failed to mention that I also use one of those rubbery non-slip shelf
liners on my lap to keep the lute from slipping.
Leonard
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Does anyone know how to save a YouTube video? Women in Art (not to
mention the many lute videos) is great, but my slow internet connection
makes later repeat viewings a time consuming chore. Any way to get them to
my hard drive permanently?
Thanks!
Leonard Williams
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seems ok.
just copy and paste the youtube link, a file
download will be generated.
use a player like flvplayer to watch
Does LSA still have available Lyle Nordstrom's Intro to Modes and Beyond
the Modes? It was a set of taped lectures and printed examples. Would
that be helpful?
Regards,
Leonard Williams
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Supposing one wanted to learn
About the spam from Amsterdam (ooh--a poem!)--Has anyone determined whether
or not it is toxic? I'm running Mac OS X and virus updates for it are few
and far between, so perhaps I'm safe. It would be nice to have warning,
however, if anyone knows.
Thanks and regards,
Leonard Williams
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calculating string sets. For a visual aid, try wrapping a piece of rope
tightly over a table edge; try it with a piece of thread or twine.
Hope this helps! (but my Bb's are still funky--I'll need to look seriously
into the suggestions provided! Thanks guys!)
Regards,
Leonard Williams
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heavy for some
lutes. I've had them to pitch (g) at A=440, mensur=590 mm, but lately I've
been tuning a little lower than that.
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Leonard Williams
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Anthony
Le 24 août 07 à 18:05, Martyn Hodgson a écrit :
Many thanks for this Anthony.
My main motive
Is there a key to manually cleaning up these links to access the images??
I'd like to see these mechanical pegs, but I have had no success with the
links as given, nor with searches at the photo bucket site.
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Leonard Williams
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. Now reverse directions. Keep
the pencil moving; try not to help with the other hand, and try not to let
the pencil fall: if it touches the ground, you may get cooties! (A little
added incentive to master the exercise.)
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Leonard Williams
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of baton-twirling in between...
Ron (UK)
Keep the pencil moving; try not to help with the other hand, and try not to
let
the pencil fall: if it touches the ground, you may get cooties! (A little
added incentive to master the exercise.)
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