The Siena Lutebook: Transcriptions of the anonymous fantasias edited by Niki Andronikou

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Non members: £10 View Thirty Pieces for the Lute by Laurencini edited by Tim Crawford. Fantasies and other pieces by one of the leading Italian virtuosi of Dowland’s time, in French tablature, for 6 to 9-course lutes, 32 pages. Members: £7 Non members: £10 View The Siena Lutebook: Transcriptions of the anonymous fantasias edited by Niki Andronikou, in Italian and French tab, and staff notation, with extensive commentary; 14 es for Solo Lute 1 from 17th century sources edited by Ian Gaskell; 23 pieces by Vallet, Kapsberger, Piccinini, Michaelangelo Galilei, Werl, Doni; particularly intended for 10-course lute, but as usual mostly playable on a 7-course lute, 32 pp, Members: £6 Non members: £9 View A Collection of Pieces for Solo Lute 2 from Continental European Sources edited by Ian Gaskell, 23 pieces from 16th century sources for 6-course lute, with a few 7-course and one 9-course pieces; music by Fuenllana, Pifaro, Molinaro, and Vincenzo Galilei, plus Verdelot and da Rore madrigal intabulations, 42 pp, Members: £6 Non members: £9 Lute music in transitional tunings Back to Index View Music in the Sharp Tuning, by Rene Mesangeau, edited by Wayne Cripps and reprinted by his kind permission. Mesangeau is considered the founder of the 17th century French school of luthistes. 43 pieces for 10-course lute, transcribed exactly following the original pagination the source, Panmure MS no. 5, to make a sort of ‘diplomatic facsimile’. The music is of early intermediate standard and can be played on a standard 10-course lute just lowering the top two courses by one tone, and some of it can be played on an 8-course lute also lowering the 8th course to bottom C. 50 pp, Members: £8