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2001 – Volume 36, No. 3

  • “So You Fell Off The Stage – A Partial Guide For The Performer” -Joseph Mayes
  • Two Almains, Or One? – Ron Andrico
  • “Satan Tempted Me With The Lute”: J.G. Hamann And The Lute – Markus Lutz
  • “Lute Resources On The Web: A Very Brief Introduction – James Rodgers
  • 12 Studies For The Lute, Op. 19 By Stefan Lundgren: Part I Studies 1-6 – James Rodgers

2000 – Volume 35, No. 4

  • The Lute In Holbein’s “The Ambassadors” – Stephen Barber and Sandi Harris 5
  • A Battle Of Old And New: Giovan Maria Hebreo And Francesco Da Milano at The Papal Court – Hiroyuki Minamino
  • Lutes In A Paris Museum – Michael Schreiner
  • Review Of Per Kjetil Farstad’s Dissertation: German Galant Lute
  • Music In The Eighteenth Century – Thomas Schall
  • Music

2000 – Volume 35, No. 3

  • LSA Seminar Class Reports – Various Authors
  • LSA Seminar Mid-Day Concert Reviews – Ron Andrico
  • LSA Seminar Evening Concert Reviews – Phil Rukavina
  • Minutes Of The LSA Board Meeting & General Meeting – Ron Andrico
  • Hopkinson Smith Weekend – Mike Peterson
  • Music
  • Reviews And Recommendations & New Releases
  • Concerts

2000 – Volume 35, No. 2

  • Learning To Play Well With Others – Elizabeth Brown
  • A Plaine And Easy Introduction To Newe Lute Musicke: Part 2 – Betsy Small
  • An Extended-Neck Lute Lesson With Stephen Stubbs – Mike Peterson
  • Announcements, Etc …
  • Music

2000 – Volume 35, No. 1

  • The LSA Quarterly: A Guide For Research and Performance – Compiled And Edited By Scott Witzke
  • Chord Shapes For English Theorbo From Two Seventeenth-Century Sources – Gus Denhard
  • Announcements, Etc…
  • Music
  • Reviews and Recommendations

1999 – Volume 34, No. 3

  • A Look Back at the LSA Summer Seminars – Carolyn Usher
  • Neapolitan (Viola da Mano) Tablature – Hiroyuki Minamino
  • Scale Exercises for Renaissance Lute- Karen Meyers
  • L. Herrero Grau: A Contemporary Composer for Baroque Guitar – Thomas Schmidt

1999 – Volume 34, No. 2

  • Reconstructing the Dresden Lute Duos of Sylvius Leopold Weiss – Karl-Ernst Schröder
  • The Language of Basso Continuo: Some Practical and Theoretical Considerations – Scott Witzke
  • The In Nomines for Lute: An Introduction – James Rodgers
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