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In 1590 Gregorio took a position in the court in Wolfenbuttel as a lutenist. The court thought well of Huet the `luytslager' because of his abilities and amicability. In 1597 he had composed his "The First Book of Songs or Ayres" and with other musicians traveled to the court in Kassel where they performed for Moritz. Huet's playing was considered perfect particularly for motets and madrigals. When he was no longer needed at the court, Michael Praetorious took Huet into his orchestra. Huet's lute compositions included intelligent fantasias, pavans and galliards with a great deal of musical decoration. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

Chamber Music - Brade, W. / Dowland, J. / Caroso, F. / Fabricius, P. / Pederson, M. / Hume, T. / Steffens, J. / Huet, G.
Kirkby, Emma: Musique and Sweet Poetrie - Jewels From Europe Around 1600

Vocal and Lute Music - Regnart, J. / Meiland, J. / Waissel, M. / Lechner, L. / Dowland, J. / Azzaiolo, F. / Burmeister, J. (Peter Fabricius' Lutebook)
Lute Music of The Netherlands
Music From The Time Of Christian Iv: Instrumental Ensemble and Lute Music
Musique and Sweet Poetrie: Jewels from Europe around 1600
Musique and Sweet Poetrie: Jewels from Europe around 1600 (soprano: Emma Kirkby, lute: Jakob Lindberg)
Lute Music from the Netherlands
Lute Works of the Netherlands (Bailes, Carpe Diem)
Lute Music from the Royal Courts of Europe
Varietie Of Lute Lessons: Die Renaissance-Laute
Julian Bream Edition (disc 2: Lute Music from the Royal Courts of Europe)