Some years ago, musician and educator Carver Blanchard was similarly let go from a position at the Smithsonian Institution, where he had sung early and traditional American music while accompanying himself on the lute. Lovely performances of a lovely repertoire, but one I’m not sure really originated on the lute.
The dude from FL (not bragging) Premium Member about 2 months ago
The chart looks promising, is that when they distanced themselves from the lute?
xaingo about 2 months ago
Careful Bob. Not only does Finn like the lute, he also likes to loot.
RussHeim about 2 months ago
As if a company is going to stop its corporate luteing.
comixbomix about 2 months ago
Don’t believe Bob – he’s such a lyre.
jconnors3954 about 2 months ago
Cut the lute to make more loot.
artegal about 2 months ago
Take the lute and run!
rdublu about 2 months ago
It was because of the string theory.
davanden about 2 months ago
Reminds me of an old “Wizard of Id” cartoon. “Hand over your loot!” “This is my lute.” “What did you do, knock over a music shop?”
charles9156 about 2 months ago
A.I. lute?
oish about 2 months ago
We had to pull some strings but we can still have shamisens and balalaikas
Jefano Premium Member about 2 months ago
Some years ago, musician and educator Carver Blanchard was similarly let go from a position at the Smithsonian Institution, where he had sung early and traditional American music while accompanying himself on the lute. Lovely performances of a lovely repertoire, but one I’m not sure really originated on the lute.
mistercatworks about 2 months ago
“I can play mandolin. How’s that?”