The Hollar depiction suggests that the tape/ribbon was not fastened to
coat buttons but emerged from round the back through the button holes.
Regarding button marks/scrathces on the backs of lutes: presumably one
might get these even without using any form of support since the
The optimist says the glass is half full, the pessimist says it's half
empty, but it all depends on what's in the glass. If the glass is full of
toxic waste, the roles are reversed. Gonna be a long time passing, I'm
afeared.
Fiddling while Rome burns... again.
Gary
- Original Message
Hi,
I have uploaded the famous De La Torre - La Spagna and another Almain of
Coleman
Enjoy it.
C-Instrument G-Lute
http://www.mediafire.com/?3fri3p1qmfpz2
Coleman, Charles - 03-Almain
Coleman, Charles - 04-Almain
De La Torre - La Spagna
If you want, you can download a mp3
I forgot who started this, but to whomever it concerns, the Novello
Purcell Society edition has this to say:
Slashed C after C and slashed inverted C after slashed C imply 'twice
as fast'. Slashed inverted C after C should imply 'four times as fast'
but can mean 'twice as fast'. [...] Where
David,
This was something I started, and Bernd Haegemann and Arthur Ness reached
the conclusion you cite. Thank you all very much!
I played around with the music yesterday and I concluded that it does
indeed seem to make sense. I would love to see the scanned material you
mention, if it's
I hitch my shirt backwards a few inches before lowering
the strap onto my shoulder. This removes slack from
the front of the shirt, and makes the final arrangement
tighter and more satisfactory. Herbert Ward
Yes, you are right, the clothes worn may also be considered as part of the
strap
Has anyone mentioned suede leather? I use a 12 x 18 inch piece of suede (animal
origin, not synthetic) on my lap when I sit to play. It keeps the lute from
slipping. Suede works well as a thin strip and doesn't slide. The advantage of
suede is that it works with period garments as well as
This was something I started, and Bernd Haegemann and Arthur Ness reached
the conclusion you cite. Thank you all very much!
I have already chosen a place on the wall where I'll put an engraving of this
paragraph ;-))
B.
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Daniel
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