Thank you so much!
I was able to get some good material. I've downloaded "Contrapunti
1584" and "Il Fronimo 1584" besides other pieces.
Is the "Libro 1563" available to download It too or buy It? The
Molinaro edition from SPES seems really nice too, I'll see if I'll buy
It. Also thank you for the sources where I can read more about It.
Thanks for the suggestion Arto. I don't know much about Michelangelo
Galilei. I just know he's the younger brother of Galileo Galilei and he
worked on Germany and Poland. I've made a quick research on the net and
the better source I could find at the moment was the wikipedia but
didn't help me much, but I was able to get to know about his book ; "Il
primo libro d'intavolatura di liuto" (1620). Still, I'm gonna look for
more info about him. Now I'm curious to know how was his style of
composition.
I've never heard anything from him too. If you have any suggestions of
recordings are really welcome. If you happen to know a site where I can
find more info about him please tell me, also, a website where I can
get his sheets too.
Best wishes!
Andrei Vanazzi
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