Not to be overlooked are the dozen or so recercars in his books, they are superb- great concert pieces too.
>According to Douglas Alton's Smith's "A history of the lute" this is >a manuscript "Intabolatura" of 1567 preserved in the Bavarian State >Library and possibly a copy of a lost printed work. > >It constitutes a cycle of 48 pieces in 2 modes on all twelve scale >degrees starting with G gamut. Each set begins with a passamezzo >antico and saltarello in the minor mode followed by a passamezzo >moderno and saltarello in the major mode. Many of the dances >consist of just a routine series of chords.....although there are >some divisions..... -- To get on or off this list see list information at http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~wbc/lute-admin/index.html
