Medieval Lute (XV century) 

Stupidity and ignorance of some people has no known boundaries.

cant see it no more thanks to youtube

we'll never know now

@@TheWhaddeva anyone who doesn't like the same things as you is "stupid"? Wow you're a gigantic piece of shit

Probably accidentally hit the wrong one.

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Laughs in Arabic

@@OmarSlloum Arabic instruments sound like shit LOL gtfo dog fucker

@@OmarSlloumcontext matters, obviously we’re talking about the Western. Also, the Oud is not the same instrument as this.

Samee

Thanks!

This is a much later version, but types of lutes have existed for as long as civilization. What David played was probably more like an Oud

It would depend on the congregation. Hurdy gurdy was also played in many churches

just for that pun im giving you a like

I was wondering whether I saw correctly that he was using fingers & the plectrum at the same time -- thanks for confirming :-)

@@MarkHoemmen I remember it's Marco Beasley who mentioned it first.

I'd like to know as well.

Hi! Sorry for the very late reply. There is only one xv century lute source being the wolfenbuttel fragment that is as the name suggests pretty fragmentary but very helpful to get some insights on the general anesthics of early intabulations, the rest of repertoire is mostly reconstructed from either keyboard or vocal sources of the time.

@@PeppeFrana Hallo Peppe. Thanks for your kind reply. I hadn't thought of keyboard sources, so that is particularly useful.

in 2 years

if you're lazy then 5

Of course you could! Just find a good teacher and pratice :)

I started at 48 and have played in pubs already

this isnt like most sports, you can start in older ages like 50-60+ and sure it might take alittle longer for some but its not too too far off from guitar, both use similar tuning so honestly you got a fair chance :" ) God bless you all keep safe be wise be adventurous but obviously not foolish lol, and no need to bully yourself too hard into doubting ur abilities And remember Lean into Gods wisdom love kindness care and understanding