Dear Fabrice,
There are a number of pieces from the Craus manuscript
edited by John Robinson in the tablature supplements
to Lute News (the Lute Society magazine): No. 68 (December 2003)
Twenty four preludes and recercars from the early renaissance;
No. 70 (June 2004)renaissance dances part 1; and No. 72 (December 2004)
renaissance dances part 2. These are available as backnumbers from the 
Lute Society secretary Chris Goodwin who can be contacted at
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

I am not aware of either a facsimile or current modern edition of the
manuscript. Wolfgang Wiehe is leading on the editing of a Lute Society
modern edition of the manuscript, but we don't have a completion date
for it yet. It should be possible to obtain a microfilm of the manuscript 
from the Österreichische Nationalbibliothek, but it's not the easiest of 
sources to transcribe from! 

Best wishes,

Denys

Denys Stephens
General editor of music editions 
The Lute Society.






 

-----Original Message-----
From: fabricethomas.luth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 02 April 2007 12:45
To: [email protected]
Subject: [LUTE] Stefan Craus Lute Book

Dear all,




I am looking for a facsimile (or modern) edition of the Lute Book of Stefan
Craus (Austrian National Bibliothek Mus. 18.688). Could anyone help me ? 

Thanks very much in advance,

Best wishes to all,

Fabrice Thomas

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