Music for Lute Consort [vol 1], c. 1500, ed. By Jon Banks

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View tab 2 View bass viol Trios from Tobias Hume’s Poeticall Musicke (1607) for two tablature instruments and bass edited by Ian Gaskell presents 23 very attractive trios (plus two duets, without bass part, from Captain Hume’s Musicall Humours of 1605) from Hume’s multi-use publication, which states on its title page that one performance option is two lutes with a bass instrument. The bass can also be played continuo-style, on a third lute. Three partbooks, two in tablature for 6-course instruments in conventional renaissance tuning, and one in bass staff notation. 28pp, 28pp and 24pp, Members: £10 Non members: £15 View Music for Lute Consort c.1500 edited by Jon Banks. 16 trios and one duet from late 15th century sources, three single lines IN STAFF NOTATION, printed in score. This music was probably originally intended to by played on lutes, but can be played in ensemble with other instruments. 60 pages. ISBN 0905655 52 4 Members: £7 Non members: £10 View Music for Lute Consort c.1500, volume 2 edited by Jon Banks. A further 16 trios from late 15th century sources, three single lines IN STAFF NOTATION, printed in score. This music was probably originally intended to be played on lutes, but can be played in ensemble with other instruments. Playable on equal lutes, one must be for more than 6 courses for some pieces. 64 pages. ISBN 0905655 64 2 Members: £7 Non members: £10 View Music for Lute Consort c.1500, volume 3 edited by Jon Banks. A further 26 trios from late 15th century sources, three single lines IN STAFF NOTATION, printed in score. This music was probably originally intended to be played on lutes, but can be played in ensemble with other instruments. Playable on equal lutes, one must be for more than 6 courses for some pieces. . ISBN 0 905655 778 9 ] Members: £7 Non members: £10 Lute in Ensemble Back to Index View