Hi, now I have completed the Giamberti, Gioseppe Duets.
I very recommend to study them. They offer very specific technical difficulties for the right hand. (Compare my Exercises - TREE EDITION for the Right Hand) Others are really difficult in Rhythm. And they sound very well too. For all renaissance Lutenists-dont hesitate to play them, because the late date! Giambertis Duos are quite conservative for their time and fall into the tradition of the Renaissance Bicinum. Most of the old Bicinum were reprinted until the end of the 17th Century. Giamberti gives us no due to instrumentation. Most of them sounds very fine on the Lute. Enjoy them. Anton >>> >>> >>> ---Giamberti, Gioseppe - Duo Tessuti con diversi Sofeggiamenti, Schezi, >>> Perfide et Oblighi 1657-- >> >>> >>> >>> 2 Lutes (einstimmig-single line-for studying and teaching purposes) >>> http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=24enp6t87q71d >>> INDEX DUO I. Perfidia sopra Ut Re Mi Fa Sol La DUO II. Perfidia sopra il medesimo soggetto DUO III. Scherzi sopra Ia Girometta DUO IV. Bergamasca DUO V. Fra Iacopino DUO VI. Margarita del Coral DUO VII. Ciaccona DUO VIII. Ballo di Mantua DUO IX DUOX DUO XI DUO XII. Cantilena DUO XIII. Cantilena de' salti DUO XIV. Solfeggiamento DUO XV DUOXVI DUO XVII DUO XVIII. Io son ferito DUOXIX DUO XX DUOXXI DUO XXII DUO XXIII DUO XXIV DUOXXV DUO XXVI DUO XXVII DUO XXVIII. La Sol Fa Re Mi DUO XXIX DUO XXX. Piva DUO XXXI. Cucu DUO XXXII. Aria del gran Duca DUO XXXIII. 0 Clorida DUO XXXIV. Corrente DUO XXXV. Spagnoletta DUO XXXVI. Villan de Spagna DUO XXXVII. Corrente DUO XXXVIII. Civetta DUO XXXIX. Trombetta -- To get on or off this list see list information at http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~wbc/lute-admin/index.html
