• Follow
  • Follow
  • Follow
Lute Society of America Logo
  • Events
    • Events
  • Publications
    • LSA Quarterly
    • LSA Journal
    • Author Resources
    • Pat O’Brien Instruction
    • Quarterly Series Articles
      • Beyond the Basics
      • German Tab Made Easy…er
      • The Rasgueado Technique
      • The Wire Connection
    • Books
      • A History of the Lute
      • Teaching & Studying the Lute
  • Resources
    • Hire a Lute Professional
    • Lute for Beginners
      • Where to Start
      • For Guitarists
      • Lute Videos
    • Music
      • Facsimile Collection
      • Tree Edition
      • LSA Member Recordings
      • French Airs de Cour
      • Books and Music Editions for Sale
      • CDs and Records for Sale
    • Instruments
      • Lutes for Sale
      • Lute Rental Program
      • Lute Building & Maintenance
      • Lute Repair
      • Grant Tomlinson’s Historical Lute Archive
    • Downloads
    • External Resources
      • Lute Tablature Sites
      • Other Early Music Organizations & Sites
      • Scholarly Resources
      • Lute Study Programs
      • Lutes in North American Museums
      • Lute Art in North American Museums
      • International Transport of Instruments
  • About
    • The LSA
      • Mission
      • History
      • News & Updates
      • Local Chapters
      • Governance
      • Board of Directors
      • Contact
      • Donate
    • The Instruments
      • Lute
      • Theorbo or Chitarrone
      • Vihuela
      • Early Guitar
      • Cittern
      • Bandora
      • Mandolino
  • Community
    • Facebook
    • Instagram
    • YouTube
    • LSA Lute Email List
    • Local Chapters
    • LSA Merchandise
  • Members
Lute Society of America Logo
  • Events
    • Events
  • Publications
    • LSA Quarterly
    • LSA Journal
    • Author Resources
    • Pat O’Brien Instruction
    • Quarterly Series Articles
      • Beyond the Basics
      • German Tab Made Easy…er
      • The Rasgueado Technique
      • The Wire Connection
    • Books
      • A History of the Lute
      • Teaching & Studying the Lute
  • Resources
    • Hire a Lute Professional
    • Lute for Beginners
      • Where to Start
      • For Guitarists
      • Lute Videos
    • Music
      • Facsimile Collection
      • Tree Edition
      • LSA Member Recordings
      • French Airs de Cour
      • Books and Music Editions for Sale
      • CDs and Records for Sale
    • Instruments
      • Lutes for Sale
      • Lute Rental Program
      • Lute Building & Maintenance
      • Lute Repair
      • Grant Tomlinson’s Historical Lute Archive
    • Downloads
    • External Resources
      • Lute Tablature Sites
      • Other Early Music Organizations & Sites
      • Scholarly Resources
      • Lute Study Programs
      • Lutes in North American Museums
      • Lute Art in North American Museums
      • International Transport of Instruments
  • About
    • The LSA
      • Mission
      • History
      • News & Updates
      • Local Chapters
      • Governance
      • Board of Directors
      • Contact
      • Donate
    • The Instruments
      • Lute
      • Theorbo or Chitarrone
      • Vihuela
      • Early Guitar
      • Cittern
      • Bandora
      • Mandolino
  • Community
    • Facebook
    • Instagram
    • YouTube
    • LSA Lute Email List
    • Local Chapters
    • LSA Merchandise
  • Members
  • Account

7 Course Renaissance bass lute (in D) by Martin Shepherd (2003)

by Melody Packard | Sep 11, 2022

7 Course Renaissance bass lute (in D) by Martin Shepherd (2003)

September 11, 2022

For Sale

7 course Renaissance bass lute (in D) Made by Martin Shepherd in 2003 with a 76CM String length
with a Kingham Case.

An Mp3 featuring the bass lute can be downloaded at – www.pantagruel.de/basslute.mp3

Additional photos available here.


EUR 5,800
Essen, Germany
CONTACT mark@pantagruel.de

Login

Welcome

Thank you for becoming a member of the Lute Society of America!
You can edit your professional profile here.

Your Subscriptions

  • You are not logged in.

lutesocietyofamerica
Online Lute Fest - Nigel North (Concert Only) Bor Online Lute Fest - Nigel North (Concert Only) Born in London, England, Nigel North has been Professor of Lute at the Early Music Institute, Indiana University, Bloomington (USA) since 1999. Previous positions include the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, London (1976-1996), Hochschule der Künste, Berlin (1993-1999) and the Royal Conservatory, Den Haag, (2006-2009). Nigel studied classical music playing the violin and guitar, and eventually discovering his real path in life—the lute, when he was 15. Basically self-taught on the lute, he has been playing and teaching for nearly 50 years. Recordings include a four CD boxed set Bach on the Lute (Linn Records), four CDs of the lute music of John Dowland (Naxos), and a new ongoing series of music by Sylvius Weiss (BGS) and Francesco da Milano (BGS). www.nigelnorth.com #lutesocietyofamerica #nigelnorth #baroquelute #baroquemusic #renaissancelute #usamusic #ukmusic #earlymusic
We've got exciting news! The list of classes for t We've got exciting news! The list of classes for the Online Lute Fest has been published, find out our compendium of unique lute classes that you can take from anywhere in the world. Including classes about Basso continuo, vihuela, 17-th century French lute music, Early renaissance manuscripts and more. Follow the next link to read the complete information on the classes. https://lutesocietyofamerica.org/lutefest-2023-class-descriptions/
Are you feeling inspired to learn more about early Are you feeling inspired to learn more about early music this summer? Amherst Early Music will take place in Muhlenberg College Allentown, PA July 2nd to 16th. Amherst Early Music Festival will classes, for many early instruments. The Lute Fest East component will includes classes taught by Grant Herreid, Chris Morrongiello, Ronn McFarlane & Jason Priset. To find out more about the classes & a very special lute concert follow the link below: https://www.amherstearlymusic.org/festival/program/central-program#collapse-scholarshipblock
Online Lute Fest - Faculty Paul Beier graduated i Online Lute Fest - Faculty Paul Beier graduated in 1978 from the Royal College of Music with a degree in Lute Performance under Diana Poulton. In 1980 he was invited to Milan to create a lute course for the Early Music Institute at the Scuola Civica di Musica (now called SCM Claudio Abbado), where he taught for 40 years. His 16 solo CDs include music by Capirola, da Milano, Terzi, Piccinini, Galilei, Dowland, Reusner, Weiss, and Bach. Paul has published historical lute research in The Lute, the Lutezine, the LSA Quarterly and Journal. He has also written lute related software for stringing and fretting the lute, and for editing and transcribing lute tablature. To learn more about the festival faculty, please refer to the following link: https://lutesocietyofamerica.org/events/online-lute-fest-2023-faculty-and-concert-bios/ #lutesocietyofamerica #renaissancelute #baroquelute #baroquemusic #earlymusic #historical #theorbo #Vihuela
Load More... Follow on Instagram

Connect

Contact the LSA

Events & Workshops

Become a Member

Donate

  • Follow
  • Follow
  • Follow

Resources

Lute for Beginners

Lute for Guitarists

Instrument Information

Lute Building & Maintenance

Music for the Lute

External Resources

About LSA

What We Do

Officers/Board/Staff

The Instruments

Privacy Policy

Terms of Use

The Lute Society of America is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit corporation,
incorporated in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Donations are welcome and are tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by law.

The Lute Society of America website is powered by Kulture Partners LLC.
Branding, Marketing, and Strategy for the Arts.