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Giulio Cesare Barbetta (1540 - 1603) was the first lutenist to publish music for the seven-course lute. He specifies the instrument on the title page of his lntabolatura di liuto from 1585 but already in his II libro primo dell'intavolatura of 1569 there is a fantasia requiring notes a tone lower than the sixth course as well as the sixth course open. Whether he had the two strings of the sixth course tuned a tone apart or an actual seventh course is not known. His compositions mainly consist of dances, among which the exotic moresche are particularly striking. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
The Bear - Lute Only
2,2582Moresca detta le Canarie
1163Gagliarda detto lo Zacarij
594Pavana detta la Porcelina
565Balletto de Contadini Lombardi
566Balletto de Russia detto l'orso
537Lute music - Italy: Moresca detta le Canarie
538Saltarello detto O la val cerca
539Moresca detta la Bergamasca
5310Padouana detta Zo per la Brenta
49Serenissima 2 (La) - Lute Music In Venice 1550-1600
Serenissima 2 (La) - Lute Music In Venice 1550-1600
Animals in Renaissance Music (Inspired by "The Bestiario" by Leonardo Da Vinci)
La Spagna / Danzas Del Renacimiento Español
La Spagna
Una serata Venexiana
Works For Lute
Konrad Ragossnig - European Lute Music from England, Italy, Spain, Germany etc.
Lautenmusik der Renaissance (Audior)
Essential Italian Classical Guitar & Lute Music
Barbetta: Lute Music
Audite coeli