I realise I said the wrong thing when I said "loosely coiled" I did mean that the frequency of the windings was fairly low. I wouldn't know much about it myself, I was just told by my teacher. He was probably warning me, especially considering how inexperienced I am compared to him.
I'm still not sure about the quality of sound they produce, I considering buying one to replace an aluminium c-string. What difference do they make in general?
there is a type of gut string called an "open wound gut string". It's a typical gut string with a very loosely coiled metal wire wound around it, which can slice flesh if you slide on the string...... kinda puts me off buying one for my gamba...
i am working with 12 more other luthers at a 6 string double-bass C-G-D-A-E-B
ghitaciprian 2 years ago
Beautiful instrument ! Where did you got it? I want a Violone like yours. best regards !
barrocke 2 years ago
his voice beats the sound of the violone.
ShinAkiraX 2 years ago 9
Why isn't this used in orchestras?
Dimmify 2 years ago
because it wasnt in the time of orchestras. It was in the time of Shakespeare.
renzolikescheez 2 years ago
I realise I said the wrong thing when I said "loosely coiled" I did mean that the frequency of the windings was fairly low. I wouldn't know much about it myself, I was just told by my teacher. He was probably warning me, especially considering how inexperienced I am compared to him.
I'm still not sure about the quality of sound they produce, I considering buying one to replace an aluminium c-string. What difference do they make in general?
TheCrazyLutenist 2 years ago
I'm currently writing for this instrument.
animeviolalord 2 years ago
there is a type of gut string called an "open wound gut string". It's a typical gut string with a very loosely coiled metal wire wound around it, which can slice flesh if you slide on the string...... kinda puts me off buying one for my gamba...
TheCrazyLutenist 2 years ago
Is the bow-hold still referred to as Dragonetti, even though the term would be somewhat anachronistic? (Domenico Dragonetti, 1763-1846)
jmckean83 2 years ago
No, it has lots of tension but not quite that much.
arifreeman 2 years ago
i wanttttt thhatttt for meeeee!!!!!!!
Jecagao 2 years ago
Beautiful instrument!
GUAlliance 2 years ago
Wonderful demonstration of this rare instrument.
dbadagna 2 years ago