[LUTE] Da Milano

[G. C.]

   Dear All,
   I'm looking for the two books in Neapolitan tab from 1536
   Intavolatura de viola o vero lauto cio e Recercate, Canzone Francese,
   Motette, composto per lo Eccelente & Unico musico Francesco Milanese,
   non mai piu stampata Libro primo (secondo) della Fortuna, Naples 1536
   There should be a Minkoff reprint from 1977
   I can't recall seeing it on the net. Gerbode has the facs of two
   volumes by Sulzbach in italian tab, but I can't remember now if they
   correspond to the ones in neapolitan tab. Any suggestions?
   Best wishes
   G.

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[LUTE] da Milano duet wanted

[b...@symbol4.de]

   Dear all,

   as it seems there was a ("recently discovered" ) duet by F. da
   Milano[1]l in one edition of the Lute News some years ago. Would anyone
   be so kind as to send me a copy of the piece? Thank you very much!
   Bernd

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[LUTE] da Milano

[Graham Freeman]

   All,
   I'm trying very hard to find a copy of the edition of da Milano by
   Arthur Ness. Does anyone know of or have a copy of this for sale? I'd
   be grateful for any replies.
   Best,
   Graham Freeman
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   Dr. Graham Freeman
   Ph. D Musicology
   University of Toronto
   [1]freeman.gra...@gmail.com
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[LUTE] da Milano editions

[Davide Bioccoli]

Hi to all,
I'd like to buy a facsmile of work by Francesco da Milano,so I've found 
some, searching through the net, at http://www.saulbgroen.nl/.
But does anyone know the differences between Intabolatura da leuto del 
divino Francisco da Milano novamente stanpata and the Intavolatura de 
viola o vero lauto of 1536, because the former seems to be dated as 
earlier of 1536 (and seems to have less recercares; anyone knows the 
#ness recercares included in the two versions?)
Thank you all,

Davide



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[LUTE] da Milano

[Stephen Fryer]

Is there an index giving incipits of da Milano's works with their Ness 
numbers?

I am also looking for a facsimile of the fantasia Ness #38 from the 
_Intabolatura de lauto di M. Francesco Milanese et M. Perino Fiorentino_ 
of 1547 (abbreviated 47G3 in the Ness book).  It would be appreciated if 
someone could point me to a source.

-- 
Stephen Fryer
Lund Computer Services

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