Yes, the infamous Bizarre print.
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David van Ooijen
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On 7 June 2015 at 11:23, G. C. <[3][email protected]> wrote:
A A Not strictly quartets, but potentially so:
A A The Novus partus , while not nearly so extensive a collection
as the
A A Thesaurus, is of interest on several counts. It is one of the
last
A A books to have been printed from woodblock in Germany; and its
59
A A compositions (also in French tablature) are divided into three
A A sections, the first having 12 pieces for three differently
tuned
A A concerting lutes and two other instruments or voices, (...) The
A A similarities and differences between the contents of the
Thesaurus and
A A those of the Novus partus reveal the differences in musical
tastes in
A A 1603 and 1617, particularly towards concerted music. (...) The
chief
A A differences between the collections lie in the absence of vocal
A A intabulations in the Novus partus, its emphasis on the expanded
lower
A A range of the "theorbed" lute, and the astounding increase in
the number
A A of concerted works.
A A Julia Sutton
A A And who said they were riddled with mistakes?
A A G.
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