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Eitan Hoffer, Israeli professional lutenist and violin player, reviews the LLD® 8c Renaissance and 13c Baroque lutes
"As I play only the renaissance lute myself [for now] I could only hear the baroque lute in Miguel's hands: it sounds beautiful, warm and full sound across the whole range from the top to the bases. I have played the 8 course renaissance lute and was very impressed with it: well set up [we talked about offering different nut spacings for bigger or smaller hands], easy to play, the sound is full bodied and warm, and well balanced through all the courses."
By Le Luth Doré /December 28, 2016 -
Peter Croton, American professional lutenist, reviews the LLD® 8c Renaissance lute
By Le Luth Doré /January 25, 2016 -
Michel Cardin, Canadian professional lutenist, reviews the LLD® 8c Renaissance lute
"The sound of the lute offered by Le Luth Doré® is warm and very fascinating. The wood chosen and the construction is of a very high standard. A musician will obtain much from this instrument and be secure in its lasting professionalism."
By Le Luth Doré /January 15, 2016 -
John Griffiths, Australian professional lutenist, reviews the LLD® 8c Renaissance lute
By Le Luth Doré /January 05, 2016 -
Mauricio Buraglia, Colombian professional lutenist, reviews the LLD® 8c Renaissance lute
"It's already without a doubt a good concert instrument. Honestly, I myself do not have a Renaissance lute this good..."
By Le Luth Doré /January 01, 2016 -
Claire Antonini, French professional lutenist, reviews the LLD® 8c Renaissance lute
By Le Luth Doré /December 30, 2015
Unveiling Bach's Lute Legacy: Two Volumes by Nigel North
"Le Luth Doré is thrilled to announce its plans for resumption of production and sale of fine historically accurate and affordable Concert and Student lutes, theorbos and other plucked instruments, 100% Made in France."
Le Luth Doré Concert and Student lutes Made in France
"Le Luth Doré is thrilled to announce its plans for resumption of production and sale of fine historically accurate and affordable Concert and Student lutes, theorbos and other plucked instruments, 100% Made in France."
Book review by the Lute Society America of the book 'A Method for the Renaissance Lute, with a Supplement for the Archlute' by Peter Croton
"This is a large book, 281 pages [plus 9 pages with roman numerals at the beginning] in a generous 9x12-inch format, divided into thirteen chapters, several addenda and a coda. The actual method starts on chapter five and the last three chapters are devoted to specific repertoires: English lute music, the ten-course lute, and the Italian archlute."
Pioneering French Lute Maker, Le Luth Doré ®, Plays Hardball To Combat Counterfeiters | Le Luth Doré ®
Le Luth Doré ® [LLD], which successfully helped lead the worldwide lute revival when launched in 2015 by renowned CEO-Founder Miguel Serdoura, is now threatened by unscrupulous music businesses engaged in alleged counterfeiting and deceptive sales and marketing. And the Paris-based company is fighting back.