Perhaps not as profound as a Weiss tombeau, but I simply like the sound of much
of Dalla Casa's archlute music, and he saw fit to include several works for
mandolino/mandola as well. Worth a listen to judge for one's self:
https://www.hidekiyamaya.com/recordings
Is it possible to view, copy, or print the entire manuscript of an
individual piece. As an example, I'd like to print a copy of
D-B Mus. ms. 40642
[Herrn Deckerts] Geistliche Lieder, nr 2, Befiehl du diene Wege
I'd appreciate any help you can offer.
Steve
Hi everyone,
I have set up a transcription project for the Filippo Dalla Casa Bologna
manuscript -- see http://fandango.musickshandmade.com/dalla-casa.
I am a little concerned however that many people seem to think that
music is really, really bad... - so bad that it is not worth
transcribing
Yes, that is Peter Steur's magnificent database. We are so fortunate
in having it. At present it covers mainly baroque and classical period
works. He is, however, now including lute sources from the
Renaissance. As some might say, "Peter is pushing the frontiers of
lute studies
Don't know if this has already been shared:
Music for Lute Instruments
A Database of Manuscripts and Prints for Lute Instruments
Ca. 2 pieces with concordances and incipits from more than 230
manuscripts/prints
[1]http://mss.slweiss.de/index.php?lang=eng
Not only has the
