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Book and dvd jose romanillos
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Does anyone know how i can get a hold of jose romanillos dvd" how to build a vihuela de mano " and his book " making a spanish guitar? Is his book about the classical guitar or the baroque guitar. I…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Michael. N. Sep 18, 2017.

Snyder baroque guitar?
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"Does anybody have any luthier spec info on "Snyder" Baroque guitar? Ive been looking online and have not found any specs and luthier info details about this guitar.Thank u all for any info.Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Jelma van Amersfoort Nov 7, 2018.

Baroque guitar in the meantime?
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Hello all. I placed an order for a baroque guitar. it will not be ready for a year.I would really like to get my hands on one in the meantime in order to take lessons and practice. The LSA's rental…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Yuri Liman Sep 12, 2017.

Luys Milan's Pavan
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Does anybody know what I need to purchase (sheetmusic) in order to learn Luys Milans Pavan II? Is there a beginner version out there?It is such a lovely short piece that I now absolutely need to…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Michael P Walker Jun 28, 2017.

 

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I am taking classical guitar lessons and now am very interested in learning the baroque guitar. I work full time and am taking one college class a semester. I enjoy conecting with people.

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At 9:38 on January 5, 2017, Monica Hall said…

Your query about Tempi in the pieces - there are no hard and fast rules. At least one 17th century sources advise players to chose a speed which is comfortable for them.  If the texture of the piece is complex then take it at a modest pace. Very generally allemandes are on the slow side, courants fairly brisk, sarabandes very slow and gigues as fast as you can manage.Other pieces it is depends on how difficult they are and how good a player you are. People seem to think there is a "right" or "authentic" answer to these questions but I don't think there is.  Individual responses to the music with different. Hope that is helpful.

At 9:13 on January 3, 2017, Monica Hall said…

P.P.S. It is available on Amazon.  The full title is Ad hunc modum - Musica ed manuscrits catalan/Sanz/Guerau. Hope that is helpful.

At 9:09 on January 3, 2017, Monica Hall said…

P.S. The 3 pieces from E-Bbc Ms. M73/691/2  and the Xacona from E.Bbc Ms. 3656 in the section of pieces in Italian tablature have been recorded by Alfred Fernandez on the CD "Ad hunc modum" - La Ma de Guido LMG 2044 in 2001. I don't know if it is still available.

 
 
 

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