Renaissance Six Course Lute - The Maker and the Player
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Renaissance Six Course Lute - The Maker and the Player
A discussion on making a Renaissance six course lute, its history, and its music.
Luthier Lawrence Dodd and Artist and Musician Edward Foster discuss how Lawrence and his father Adrian made a beautiful Renaissance lute. In between the discussion Edward plays music from the 16th Century.
To visit the website of Lawrence and Adrian Dodd please click here: www.lutherie.uk/
To see more lute music played by Edward Foster please click here: • Ricercar Dietro by Dal...
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To visit the website of Lawrence and Adrian Dodd please click here: www.lutherie.uk/
To see more lute music played by Edward Foster please click here: ruclips.net/video/f01O0OEdVOE/видео.htmlsi=h54s6b3rzc81N6xu
You can definitely appreciate the excellent sound quality of this lute. Congratulations!
Thank you! 🙂
Fascinating! Thank you Edward & Lawrence💚
Thank you 🙂
Informative and fascinating. I have a Baroque Mandolin made by Dodd Lutherie which is absolutely first class in sound and craftmanship, a sheer pleasure to own and play. Both Adrian and Lawrence are equally pleasant people.
I'm glad you enjoyed it! :)
Thank you too Edward and nicely articulated thumb under playing.
Thank you John
That is a lovely sounding lute, Lawrence Dodds and Adrian Dodds are great makers. I have one of their seven course lutes with a yew back.
Thanks Tom. I also have a 7 course with yew back that they made for me 🙂
I definitely think 6 courses are underrated. Sure, they can be a bit limiting but limitation can breed creativity. I did not know about the 3rd octave course. Most of the 6c lutes I see are strung with only 2 just like their extended range siblings. It's a bit like modern guitar and how a plain G is the standard but you can also have a wound G which can be desirable depending on your playing.
I agree, they are underrated.