Thank you, David, but I'm still a little puzzled. This is clearly a single line contrapunto lacking accompaniment. It doesn't seem to accompany the previous Antico variations ("Passemezzzo -6" p.114) either.
I'm looking at the SPES facsimile (Firenze 1992) of his ms. that was _intended_ for publication in Firenze 1584. Since this was never printed as far as we know I didn't think to check Brown. The pages are counted in both page numbers which are crossed out and then renumbered by folios in a later hand. (Folio 116 is a galliard) btw, Stewart, this was the 1st reply. best regards, Sean Again, my apologies if you all receive this twice. After 30 minutes it hadn't appeared from the Lutelist --Wayne, should I be worried? On Sep 4, 2006, at 3:18 AM, LGS-Europe wrote: >>> In V. Galilei's Intavolatura di Liuto, 1584 manuscript there is an >>> unnamed composition on p. 116. It is clearly a contrapunto in the >>> style of BM or Terzi but there is no clue as to the accompaniment. > > Brown has it listed as [Ricercare a4. voci di B.M.]. > > David > > > > To get on or off this list see list information at > http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~wbc/lute-admin/index.html >