O Happie Ground Duets – Follow in the footsteps of Elizabethan lute students

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A recording by noted lutenist Jacob Heringman of the entire contents of Neusidler’s Das Erst Buch , graded to make an attractive programme. Members: £5 Non members: £6 View O Happie Ground Duets edited by Gordon Gregory. Follow in the footsteps of Elizabethan lute students with this collection of 20 treble and ground duets, by John Johnson, Richard Allison, anon and others, all fully fingered, for two 6-course lutes. If you don’t have a duet partner, you can play duet parts over your Midi system, from www.lutesoc.co.uk/pages/o-happie-ground , two partbooks, 60pp and 12pp, ISBN 978 0 905655 74 1 Members: £7 Non members: £10 View 114 Early to Intermediate Pieces for Renaissance Lute from a Student’s Lute Book of 1603 and other Manuscripts, edited by John Robinson; 36 pieces for 6-course lute, 45 for or playable on 7-course; and 28 pieces for 10-course lute (mostly playable on 7-course with adjustment). The core of the anthology is a complete transcription of a Jena student’s lute book of 1603 (now Dresden MS M 297), plus  music from seven other Continental manuscripts of the same period; English, Dutch, French, Italian and German pieces: preludes, ballets, courantes, saltarelli, passamezzi and other grounds, song tunes, and a few fantasias and variant forms of Dowland pieces, 78pp, ISBN 978 0 905655 79 6. Members: £12 Non members: £18 View 25 Easy Lute Pieces by Gilbert Isbin, newly composed for six-course lute, in no more than two-part harmony, in a very accessible modern style. . Members: £6 Non members: £9 View YouTube performance Lutecosmos, volume 1;