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... Hi Stu, I've had a bit of time to think about this, and as I cast and alloy my own bronze, I can vary the tonal qualities (and colour) of the resultant ...
Charles Anderson
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... <charlesanderson@...> wrote: Hi Charles, I haven't had much experience in "making stuff", but after recently making the mistake of altering the notches on...
Tim Caldwell
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Hi Tim, I only have the picture of the one from Gotland (and thanks again Michael for the dimensions ;-)). If there are other bronze bridges then I'll happily...
Charles Anderson
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... <charlesanderson@...> wrote: Hi Charles, Have a look in our files section. Click on "Trossingen Lyre", then select "Photos of Reconstructed Germanic...
Tim Caldwell
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Hi Tim, I definitely like that. I'm going to pour through the docs, and see what's what, looks like a standard 90/10, but I'll see if I can get an alloy...
Charles Anderson
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I have a few bronze questions for anyone who can answer them. 1) Where are you getting your bronze for casting? 2) What kind of bronze are you using?...
Scot Eddy
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When I cast bronze, I usually alloy my own with copper and tin - I like to cast either 90/10 or 85/15 for the differences in color. Although I admit that I...
Kazimierz Verkmastare
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Hi Scott, I'm in Australia, so all prices are in AUD. 1) Where do I get my bronze for casting? I buy granulated copper and tin from a metal merchant, copper...
Charles Anderson
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What is zinc flu? Scot ... ____________________________________________________________________________________ Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your home page....
Scot Eddy
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Hi Scott, Zinc flu is a form of heavy metal poisoning. The zinc vaporises off, and if breathed in the fumes (even a little bit), these will give you flu like...
Charles Anderson
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I just bought my first Lyre a couple weekends ago, and so far I am LOVING it... Does anyone have any music to play and sing? I've figured out a couple tunes...
Sheila
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... wrote: Hi Sheila, Welcome to the group! ... files ... I don't know whether you've heard this tune before, but it's the oldest known tune from Scandinavia,...
Tim Caldwell
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Welcome! I play only one melody on the lyre and that's it! I just play single notes, seldom strumming chords for it. The rest of the time, I play chords or...
Patrick Woolery
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"Sometimes, the lyre seems a bit too easy. Guitarshave more range, but every chord seems a hassle. Lyres have fewer chords (I use 5, total) and all ofthem are...
Ken Hulme
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... Anyone up for writing a beginners' songbook? I could suggest a format and what should go in there, but I'm a noob myself. Perhaps: Tuning (and variations) ...
Brian Chabot
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Jan 23, 2008
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Hi guys, We have only had one MP3 submitted so far, I am sure together we can increase this and develop a set of songs we can learn together. I don't think...
michaeljking2007
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Hi all, Firstly, if anyone on the list can create a working time machine, I'll definitely buy them a beer! There are lots of little snippets of information in...
Tim Caldwell
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Jan 24, 2008
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For AngloSaxon songs, I'd suggest going to Beowulf for a source. Get the Heaney translation so you understand the meanings; listen to Bagby's recording, then ...
LM
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Hi Mike and Brian, I have not had the chance to work on my German Rote and waiting for the Sutton Hoo Lyre reproduction to get finished by Jay Whitcher...
Doug Saball
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That would be the story of Caedmon the cowherd as recounted by the Venerable Bede in his "Ecclesiastical History of the English People" (c. 731 CE). I've...
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I'm all about "to each their own," so I won't tell anyone they shouldn't use chords. So, while I think Brian has a keen outline here, I'd propose a different...
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Hey! I too am a big fan of Krauka, and have exchanged emails with Jens. They did play in the states a year or so ago, but not in the New England area. I'd...
LM
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Hi Larry, Yes KRAUKA was at Morehead MI last June and I tried to coordinate having them in New England. I almost did it except I could not generate the $1,500...
Doug Saball
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... What a coincidence! A friend of mine introduced me to their music just last night! ... Nope. It was the one at Harpers Retreat in the fall. I arrived...
Brian Chabot
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... <sca_bard@...> wrote: Hi, Yep, Caedmon it was. The poor feller was so embarassed at his lack of singing/composing ability that when that "cithara" started ...
Tim Caldwell
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Jan 25, 2008
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While I would welcome a beginner's book, I think a DVD would be a better format. Here's why... 1) It's good for the visual learners. 2) It's easier/better to...
Scot Eddy
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... Not a bad idea at all. I was thinking we could collaborate on a CD-ROM or DVD and possibly sell it at cost through cafepress.com at cost or something. I...
Brian Chabot
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Hello Brian, No toes to step on here! The video playing guide I sell/included with my Lyre making CD-rom was only intended to get people started, I am very...
michaeljking2007
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Jan 26, 2008
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Back before I burned out on the SCA, I held classes on basic lyre playing. I even made half a dozen student lyres for the classes. You can see some of the...
Patrick Woolery
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Jan 28, 2008
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Patrick, This is a wonderful idea. I would jump at this opportunity, however, my friend who had the conversion program had some hard ware issues and no longer...
Doug Saball
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