We are deeply indebted and honoured to be working with The Lute Society offering participants a chance to take part in a lute workshop hosted at the Winchester Discovery on Saturday 5 October at 12pm. If you are a guitarist who loves to play John Dowland pieces, or you are just interested to give the lute a try then please apply here. Winchester lutenist Pat Glynn will be on hand and impart her knowledge on how to hold, play, finger and hand positions etc.
The Lute Society, now 60 years old, exists to promote the lute and its music. Members get a new member’s pack of 100 pages of lute music, a quarterly magazine, Lute News, with music supplement, an annual journal, The Lute, discounts on our growing range of publications and other benefits. Even if you can’t make it to our meetings, playing days, and residential weekends in England, joining is an excellent way of building up your music library, and keeping in touch with other lute players, and with news in the lute world.
They are happy to retail their publications to non-members. The Society currently has around 1000 members.
PLEASE NOTE THAT OUR LUTE WORKSHOP IS NOW FULL. IF YOU WANT TO STILL APPLY YOU WILL BE ADDED TO A WAITING LIST IF SPACE BECOMES AVAILABLE. WGF19 TEAM
Hi Mark
I booked into the lute workshop while away on holiday and have not paid for it yet. Can I pay at he door or can you give me an online link? In cannot find the account details.
See you Saturday
Christiane Charlton
Hi,
I’m a guitarist who loves to play Dowland but left it too late to book! Can you add me to the waiting list please?
Can I come along anyway as a non-participatory visitor and listen?
Many thanks, and hope to see you on Saturday
Gary
Ive sent you details Christiane. Mark
Hi Gary, The workshop is now full as the lute society only has so many lutes to bring along. I’ll ask if more can me provided so will get in touch if it’s possible. Thanks for interest. Best wishes Mark
Hi Mark,
I’d like to come to the lute workshop, if at all possible. Hope tonight’s concert with James goes well.
Tim