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here is another piece recommended for budding lute players. it's supposed to exemplify beginning of improvisation over chords, for obvious reasons. it's short and pleasant, almost wouldn't really call it a song, but since it's been passed down for a good 450 years, i'll say, well OK.
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A wonderful piece, wonderfully played.
Going with your real name now?
A wonderful piece, wonderfully played.
Going with your real name now?
Thank you Jim! Yeah, since Kleie has been on here, I didn't want to claim to be the whole band because I'm not! I mean it's still not my real name, but close enough :-)
Your tone really makes me wish I had a lute and maybe the drive to learn it. I may settle for a classical guitar to get the rich sound when I can afford one.
Your tone really makes me wish I had a lute and maybe the drive to learn it. I may settle for a classical guitar to get the rich sound when I can afford one.
Thank you Edmund! Classical guitar definitely makes a good tone already although it can sound tinny... i prefer lute, obviously, and always found it much more pleasing when recorded. Nylon string guitars tend to be really awkward for me when recorded.
