f the modern guitar be traced to the
theorbo/chitarrone by way of the mandora? Is it possible that the theorbo
connection explains how the modern guitar idea came to the builders of Spain?
Sorry to answer a question with more questions.
Fred
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>From: Monica Hall
mportant than the
> shape (of the instrument), like the theorboed guitar - lute shaped,
> guitar tuned. Just a thought.
> On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 10:27 AM, Fred <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>
> When I've been asked by students a question not unlike that posed
ve of genuine curiosity, one feels
compelled to give some kind of reasoned response. Based on the information at
my disposal, mine is a sufficient thesis from which one may continue asking
questions and seeking validation for himself.
Fred
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>From: Roman Turovsky
, I'm content to
draw lines based on tuning schemes.
Most respectfully,
Fred
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guitar? Is this one of those things
with buttons that is utilized when one plays "Guitar Hero" or "Rock Band?"
Fred
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h buttons and a strum pad?
After all, with the advent of digital sampling, the midi guitar could,
theoretically, closely mimic the sound of a vihuela, or any other instrument
for that matter.
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>From: Michael Gillespie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Sep 22, 2008
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Fred
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caused by my previous query.
Thank you,
Fred
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s
resulted in a personal reflex response that I've as of yet been unable to
quell.
Very sorry! I'll drop the subject.
Fred
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ce this problem when playing a minor
third higher. (Octave stringing seems to help all the more.)
Just an observation.
Fred
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>From: Michael Gillespie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Sep 27, 2008 8:48 PM
>To: Vihuelalist
>Subject: [VIHUELA] Re:
It makes me wonder why Sanz is so popular amongst modern guitarists.
Could it be that the modern guitarists who are creating the current popularity
(which is a good thing, mind you) are simply unaware of the sounds created
whilst playing the music on an instrument with re-entrant tuning?
Fred
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