The Art of the Lute in Renaissance France, volume 1: Early to Mid 16th Century

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, edited by Dick Hoban, reprinted from Lyre editions by their gracious permission,  is a bumper anthology of 235 pieces for 6-course lute, many not too hard, running to 343 pages of music, culled from the prints of Attaignant, Phalese, de Rippe, Morlaye, Le Roy and Belin. 358 pages Members: £26 Non members: £39 View The Art of the Lute in Renaissance Italy, volume 1: Ricercars edited by Dick Hoban and Richard Darsie, reprinted from Lyre Editions by their kind permission, a generous anthology of 105 recercars, fantasias and preambles, transcribed into French tab, for 6-course lute, from 16th century composers and sources: Bossinensis, Dalza, Spinacino, Capirola, Marco dall’Aquila, Francesco da Milano, the Siena MS,  Abondante, Matelart, Barbetta and Molinaro, mostly easy or intermediate standard. 150 pp. 600g £12 / £18 Members: £16 Non members: £24 View Tres Libros de Musica para Vihuela transcribed and edited by Dick Hoban, reprinted from Lyre Editions by their kind permission, a generous anthology of 105 pieces by the seven great published vihuela masters (Milan, Narvaez, Mudarra, Valderrabano, Pisador, Fuenllana, Daza) transcribed into French tablature, grouped into three ‘books’ by genre: two-part counterpoints, sonetos, pavana, tientos and differencias, villancicos, romances, sacred intabulations and fantasias. Music for all levels of accomplishment, for a 6-course instrument; 170pp. Members: £16 Non members: £24 View Oscar Chilesotti’s Da un Codice Lauten-Buch in Lute Tablature, re-intabulated from Chilesotti’s pioneering 1891 staff notation edition by Dick Hoban, the original late 16th century lute book now being lost. A reprint from Lyre E . Much is in Italian dance forms, of early intermediate to intermediate difficulty, including some pieces by Diomedes Cato, with intabulations of composers such as Lassus and Gastoldi. 180pp Members: £18 Non members: £27 View