They are both in the Music Supplement to Lute News 96 (December 2010) edited by John H. Robinson.
Best, Jean-Marie (expecting his copy of the Mylius book from Biblioteka Jagiellonska...) -------------- >Dear lute netters, > >as I have posted some time ago. Mylius is most famous for his corrupt versions >of two Dowland pavans. > >A few minutes ago I have compared a Ballet by Vallet (Volume I, p. 53) and the >copy in Mylius (page 90). > >Apart from a single missing chord at a line break the version in Mylius is an >exact copy of Vallet - including all errors. > >This is very strange. I assume the engraver must have been very competent and >probably (sort of) understood tablature. >The editor - whoever he was - must have been very incompetent. > >By the way, has anybody "reconstructed" the two Dowland pavans? I have done >that twenty years ago and would like to see other versions. > >Rainer > > > >To get on or off this list see list information at >http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~wbc/lute-admin/index.html
