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bonne continuation :)
mamossland 4 years ago
Had been wanting to see an archlute played for a long time. Its sound is more powerful than I expected. Very cool vid.
figuer39 4 years ago
Thanks. You can see on these videos of my "classic" archlute the extra long double courses on the fingerboard, approx 67 cm long, and the long single basses on the extension of the neck, approx 140 cm long. They give a powerful sound, useful for ensemble baroque music.
But this instrument has also a rich specific solo repertoire, mostly Italian baroque music, rather demonstrative, using its numerous extra-basses and its 4 octaves extend.
francescovedremo 4 years ago
The harpsichord of the black keybord was make for the mexicanluthier MARTIN SEIDEL is a magnificent instrument and the other harpsichos was build for hid student ALEJANDRO BELEZ is not that good but is a very decent luthier. I'm glad tou liked the pieces. Your archilute is realy beautiful i loved
LambertoRetana 4 years ago
Che bello strumento e que bella maniera de giocarlo
LambertoRetana 4 years ago
Hello, Lamberto. i have heard your keybord pieces on Youtube, so congratulations and thanks too for your beautiful Early Music.
My instrument is a 14-course Archlute by the lute-maker Gyorgy Lorinczi, in Romania.
francescovedremo 4 years ago
very interesting. Thanks for the information. Well played!
meminio 4 years ago
Are you the player? What's the differencie between an archlute and a Theorbo?
meminio 4 years ago
Yes, I am...
They have not exactly the same tuning.
On the theorbo, the two first courses are lowered an octave. So, the archlute has an 4 octaves extend, one more hight octave than the theorbo.
francescovedremo 4 years ago