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In fact, very few lute performers use gut instead of nylon. Only those more devoted to earlier music put gut as a general rule. An exception: Xavier Díaz-Latorre, whose repertoire comes from Renaissance to Early Romantics, ALWAYS puts pure gut in all his recordings. His recent vihuela recording for Passacaille is a true revelation, for instance (besides, he is the only one to use the real ornamentation coming from the treatises of the time). He is the ONLY big performer known to me that always uses gut. Many great performers use nylon or a combination of nylon and gut, or truly quality nylon strings, and their playing is very sensitive (from Juan Carlos Rivera to Monica Pustilnik or Evangelina Mascardi, to name but a few), but Lindberg's technique is far from these great performers. Lindberg has a name and a wide discography, but he cannot be included among the best (namely Hopkinson Smith, Paul O'Dette, Rolf Lislevand, Xavier Díaz-Latorre, Juan Carlos Rivera, and a few more like North, Mascardi, Pustilnik, Costoyas, Egüez... I am naming those who have a wider repertoire. I should include Lawon, Crawford and a few more whose core repertoire is 15th-16th century played with plectrum and gut strings). But this is just my humble opinion...

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