Various Artists - Polish Lute Music - Music & Performance - CD
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| Management number | 254737981 | Release Date | 2026/11/07 | List Price | US$8.40 | Model Number | 254737981 | ||
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Solo lute music flourished in large parts of Europe in the first half of the 16th century. In Italy, it's most important early exponents were Francesco Spinacino, Joanambrosio Dalza, Vincenzo Capirola and Francesco da Milano. The leading lutenists in France were Albert de Rippe and Guillaume Morlaye. Germany's composers of unaccompanied lute music were Hans Judenkünig, Hans Newsiedler and Hans Gerle. The second half of the century brought new composers to the fore: in Italy, Vincenzo Galilei, Giovanni Antonio Terzi and Simone Molinaro; in Germany, Hans Newsiedler's son Melchior above all. Across the Channel, the 1560s saw the birth of John Dowland, and other contributors to the golden age of the lute in England include John Johnson and Francis Cutting. Sixteenth-century Poland saw it's own flowering of lute music. The first record of it is the Krakow lute tablature by Mikolaj Strzeskowski (c.1530-1570) of about 1555 (now UKR-LV, 1400/1). It contains numerous dances and tablature accompaniments to chansons, madrigals and Polish songs. Arrangements of works by famous masters such as Crecquillon, Hofhaimer, Josquin des Prez and others found their place in it. In it's repertoire, this lute collection is typical of it's time. Almost the same works appeared in the manuscripts and printed editions of Pierre Phalèse (Louvain, Belgium, c.1570). At the same time, the manuscript contains hardly any original Polish lute music. That is an interesting phenomenon, and the Danzig lute manuscript, compiled at the start of the 17th century, again contains hardly any Polish works other than Polish dances. These are to be found in particular in the central European manuscripts and printed copies of Jean Baptiste Besard's "Thesaurus Harmonicus" (1603), Robert Dowland's "Varietie of Lute Lessons" (1610), the Schele Manuscript of Hamburg (1613-18) and in Lord Herbert of Cherbury his Lute book (c. 1620).
- POLISH LUTE MUSIC / VARIOUS
- Music & Performance
- Profil - G Haenssler
| Music genre | Pop Rock |
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| Media format | CD |
| Original release date | 2019 |
| Has parental advisory label | N |
| Number of discs | 1 |
| Track listing | Coming Soon! |
| Record label | Profil - G Haenssler |
| Composer | Mikolaj Strzeskowski |
| Track name | Dlugoraj: Praeludium (1), Dlugoraj: Chorea polonica (1), Chorea polonica (2), Fantasia, Dlugoraj: Courrent, Cato: Prelude, Cato: Galliarda (1), Cato: Re mi fa sol la, Cato: Favorito, Polish Lute, Chelsea Reach, Chelsea Reach 2, Galliards, Galliards 2, Grenobility, Buckden Towers, Virgin Queen, Tis Folly, Weep No More, Sigh No More, Olde Englande, Woe Begone, Merry Meg, Hohenzollern, Kings Ransom, Royal Court, Royal Court 2, Venetian Tapestry, Venetian Tapestry 2, Cloth Of Gold, Cloth Of Gold 2, Alarums And Excursions 1, Alarums And Excursions 2, Alarums And Excursions 3, Michelangelo, Rustic Revels 1, Rustic Revels 2, Rustic Revels 3, Rustic Revels 4, Polish dance, anon.: Balletto Polacho, anon.: Courrante Sophla Monycha VB, Cato: Fantasia, Cato: Gagliarda, Cato: Galliarda, Dlugoraj: Chorea Polonica, Dlugoraj: Courante, Dlugoraj: Fantasia, Dlugoraj: Praeludium, Reys-Polak: Courante, Reys-Polak: Fantasia nova, Reys-Polak: Fantasy, Reys-Polak: Gaillarde, Reys-Polak: Preludium, Reys-Polak: Volte |
| Digital audio file format | CD |
| Music media format | CD |
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