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    Default The Mandolin & Cittern Source

    I just found this web site. I don't know if it had been mentioned before but it is new to me. The Mandolin & Cittern Source
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    Default Re: The Mandolin & Cittern Source

    Interesting. Useful. Perhaps a little weird.

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    Default Re: The Mandolin & Cittern Source

    Still, I find I can look at and read about "lute" family instruments till the cows come home.
    Just checked, no cows here yet, so I will continue my perusal.
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