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Patrice Nicolas

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Patrice Nicolas
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Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada
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Université de Moncton
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Keeping the lute and its music alive!
Have you ever wondered if you can play Renaissance Have you ever wondered if you can play Renaissance lute music on a guitar? Or perhaps you are in a city where the lute isn't common, but you still hear that lute call in your head? You are not alone—many of us started by simply changing the third-string tuning of a classical guitar and playing some Da Milano or some simple Bergamascas. Reading lute tablature can be easier than you think, especially if you already read modern guitar tablature! We want to invite all our guitar players to give it a try! In the educational hub, we have a number of videos and learning materials to help you get started with lute music, even if you don't have a lute yet. Check out our resources today, or share this post with a friend who is interested in playing lute music! Image taken from Vicenzo Capriola Lute book, page 38 of the IMSLP digital version. (For instagram followers, find the link in our bio)
Pluck Lot's next online social will be held on Oct Pluck Lot's next online social will be held on October 17, 2026. Your educational and entertaining Online social continues this October 2026, featuring exciting Renaissance Guitar and Cuatro celebrities. SaSa hosts a pot luck for pluckers, with a variety of content and an opportunity to network.. SaSa Sounds's Pluck Lot is a Recipient of a 2026 Early Music America Engagement Find the link to the Pluck Lot in our Linktree if you are on Instagram, or in the comments if you are on Facebook. Can't wait until October? Find more Pluck Lot editions at: https://www.youtube.com/@PluckLot
Last chance to join SaSa for this amazing performa Last chance to join SaSa for this amazing performance! Check it out if you’re near the North Carolina Museum!
We would like to remind everyone that we have loca We would like to remind everyone that we have local event meetups (chapters) happening across different states! If you are a new lute player or even play a different instrument and are interested in joining we hope this post inspires you to either join a chapter or create your own. Figured Bass Workshop for Players of Modern Instruments (hosted in March 2026.) In honor of Early Music Month 2026, the New York Chapter of the Lute Society of America hosted a one day workshop teaching Figured Bass for Modern Instrumentalists. This collaborative effort with Baroque Opera Workshop at Queens College allowed guitars, ukuleles, and cellos to play alongside period instruments from the same notation. Most of the participants were already familiar with modern musical shorthands, such as lead sheets and chord charts, but were surprisingly curious about the history of how those shorthands came to be. To join a local chapter, follow the link below to our website to get in touch with the chapter leader. If you are on Instagram, you can find the link in our bio. https://lutesocietyofamerica.org/about/the-lsa/chapters/ #localchapters #community #earlymusic #baroque #guitar #ukulele #cello
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