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4191
Hello John, Technology moves on! Thanks for this clarification. As I do not use capos, I have not followed up Stephen's indications, a pity. It is of course,...
james r smith
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Mar 1, 2007
2:47 pm
4192
I once posted a thread about a book I just bought with Galalei's music. I believe someone told me the tuning for the Italian Renaissance lute for that music...
glenboyd1
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Mar 1, 2007
5:05 pm
4193
Duh, try reading the book, Glen. It's 3=F#. Everything else is the same as the Romantic tuning ... to wit: low to high = A B C D E A D F# B E ... Renaissance...
glenboyd1
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Mar 1, 2007
5:40 pm
4194
It may be dated, but I found Frederick Noad to be quite helpful. ... From: 10string@yahoogroups.com [mailto:10string@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of pub15 Sent:...
John Abrams
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Mar 1, 2007
5:48 pm
4195
I now try to summarize some of my concepts: 1) 6 strings are too few for a guitar: I already normally play a 7- string guitar with 7th mostly tuned as b1 2) a...
Enrico Silvestri
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Mar 1, 2007
10:49 pm
4196
Brilliantly put and a great solution. I agree with all you've said. I have the problem, maybe one of discipline, that I tend to learn new pieces as written...
John Abrams
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Mar 1, 2007
11:06 pm
4197
Hello Enrico, I think you have a very ingenious approach to the tuning of a 10s, which well suits the kind of repertoire you play. If you have arrangement of a...
J R Smith
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Mar 2, 2007
1:16 pm
4198
Hello Marion, Noting your anecdote regarding any lute with fixed frets, you may find the following "amusing". At my second meeting attendence of the UK LS,...
james r smith
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Mar 2, 2007
5:44 pm
4199
Hello James, I will post a pdf file of the score of Prelude BWV999, as an example, but I want to stress that it is not really relevant to the approach. If you...
Enrico Silvestri
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Mar 2, 2007
9:52 pm
4200
Hello James, I have posted a trascription of mine to d minor of the prelude BWV999. But that is not really relevant to the point. Let me explain. This first...
Enrico Silvestri
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Mar 2, 2007
11:29 pm
4201
I have posted 2 e-mail messages that say pretty much the same thing, because I had a doubt that there was a transmission error after sending the first version....
Enrico Silvestri
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Mar 3, 2007
12:50 am
4202
I mentioned before that I bought this great book of Galalei's lute music, written in treble clef notation with 8s under the basses which were an octave lower...
glenboyd1
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Mar 3, 2007
2:12 am
4203
Hello Glen, I take a guess: it may be that the score you have is intended for terz guitar. Terz guitar scores are often written transposed a minor 3rd lower,...
Enrico Silvestri
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Mar 3, 2007
9:30 am
4204
As someone who plays a higher tuning...my ears perk up when someone critiques the concept of higher tunings. I find I partly agree with you,,,and partly...
fernsemer
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Mar 3, 2007
3:11 pm
4205
Raphaella Smits has recently updated her 8-string website: <http://www.rsmits.com/eNEWS.htm> "In 2006 the Italian composer-guitarist Carlo Domeniconi invited...
Stephen Bright,
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Mar 3, 2007
3:22 pm
4206
Hello James, I have been around the block on the peg issue with the lute community. There is a rational side and an irrational side of lute design and other ...
Marion Ceruti
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Mar 3, 2007
3:47 pm
4207
Thanks for the interesting comments you made. Let me just clarify that the stringing solution I have proposed is not intende as THE solution, it is only a...
Enrico Silvestri
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Mar 3, 2007
5:24 pm
4208
Hello Marion, I agree with what you say, one hundred percent. Regarding metal tuners, all I would add is that I am quite sure with a suitable bit of research...
J R Smith
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Mar 3, 2007
6:21 pm
4209
Hello Glen, Enrico has answered your query correctly. Music for the guitar family is written as for a standard tenor in E. Thus, when one plays a terz - tuned...
J R Smith
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Mar 3, 2007
6:45 pm
4210
Here is a video interview with Ibanez at NAMM 2007 about their new 8-string: <http://www.gearwire.com/ibanez-eight-string-winter-namm.html> Stephen...
Stephen Bright,
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Mar 3, 2007
7:58 pm
4211
Thanks for your replies and explanations. In the Galilei book, it shows the tuning for his lute as 10-1 = ABDEADF#BE, shown in treble clef standard notation,...
glenboyd1
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Mar 3, 2007
8:18 pm
4212
I do not know, but I add the following info: as far as I know, the f# tuning of 3rd string is the makeshift "renaissance" tuning for classical guitar. In...
Enrico Silvestri
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Mar 3, 2007
9:27 pm
4213
At this link: http://www.mateus-lutes.com/renaissance.html see 10-course lutes. It says there that this particular lute was a transition before the Baroque...
glenboyd1
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Mar 3, 2007
10:15 pm
4214
Marion, let me express the following opinion: it may be fun to speculate about construction problems of a replicated ancient lute, but that may be different...
Enrico Silvestri
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Mar 3, 2007
10:39 pm
4215
There is another possibility, that the original has come down only in the form of tabulature, without a precise indication of the required string tuning for...
Enrico Silvestri
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Mar 3, 2007
11:51 pm
4216
... The usual 10 course lute had a longer scale length than the stereotypical 7 or 8 course lutes. This was neccessary to get a better sound out of the gut...
Robert Crim
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Mar 4, 2007
4:12 pm
4217
Hello John and Enrico! I have a question I need clairifying. Can a commercially availible guitar string for a 65 cm scale,,,which you say can't be tuned to an ...
fernsemer
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Mar 5, 2007
4:58 am
4218
G4 is really it. It's starts overstretching about half way between g4 and g#4. I've tuned them to g#4 and they break over night just sitting there. The...
John Abrams
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Mar 5, 2007
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4219
Ciao Fernsemer, in addition to agreeing with what John Abrams has already answered, I also want to recall some results on the physics of strings. The same...
Enrico Silvestri
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Mar 5, 2007
9:08 am
4220
Hello Enrico, Thank you very much for posting the Bach example. No need to apologise for the the length of your explanations, I understand your approach, as...
J R Smith
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Mar 5, 2007
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