Dear Ed, I don't recall a "Une jeune Fillette" by Dowland. There is one by Vallet, so it may be from the CNRS edition. Their ciphers are similar to the ones in Poulton's edition. Unusual are the tie-like lines in the tabkature that begin in measure 17. That is in a line that begins with measure 15.
If your tablature agrees, that is from the CNRS Vallet edition, pages 96-105. There is an indiction that it is "� 9" (9 course lute). By the way, although Vallet was most likely born in France, the repertory in his books is thoroughly Dutch. Art.===FROM: Ed Durbrow, INTERNET:[EMAIL PROTECTED] I've been looking at variations on Une Jeune Fillette. The tab looks like it had been cut up, pasted together and then photocopied in order to eliminate a notation transcription and fit the tab onto two pages. The typesetting looks like the Poulton book. I'm sure I got this from my old roomate who often pasted things up like that. It was in my Dowland folder. Can anyone furnish me with information on it's provenance? Stylistically, it sounds so much like Vallet to me. Is it sure this is Dowland? TIA
