Sandro Volta - Marco Dall'Aquila: Music for Lute album download

Marco DallAquila lived from 1480 to 1544, a period in which the lute made a substantial development: from the monodic use of the plectrum as used in the Middle Ages to a more complex and polyphonic use on an increased number of strings in the Renaissance.

Album · 2016 · 20 Songs. Dall'Aquila: Music for Lute. Paganini : Integrale per amandorlino & chitarra francese.

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Sandro Volta - J'ayme Le Cueur De M'amye No. 98. Artist: Sandro Volta. Album: Marco Dall'Aquila: La Battaglia Music for Lute, Vol. 2. Release year: 2016. Sandro Volta - Recercar No. 68 01:42. Sandro Volta: best 2 tracks. Sandro Volta - 1er Livre de Tablature de luth, Toccata No. 8 Kapsberger : Tablatures de chitarrone et de luth, 2010 02:14.

Marco Dall’Aquila lived from 1480 to 1544, a period in which the lute made a substantial development: from the monodic use of the plectrum as used in the Middle Ages to a more complex and polyphonic use on an increased number of strings in the Renaissance. The repertoire on this disc contains Ricercars, Fantasias and a number of dance forms, conjuring up the atmosphere of the courts and palaces in which this stately and noble music must have resounded.

Songs from Dall'Aquila: Music for Lute by Miguel Yisrael, Sandro Volta. Free download and listen Dall'Aquila: Music for Lute. Miguel Yisrael, Sandro Volta.

Sandro Volta 6-course lute. The music on this album has its origins in an exciting moment of the history of the lute. It stands at the crossroads of an evolving technique: from performance primarily using a plectrum, to the use of the fingers of the right hand alongside the plectrum, to fingers alone.

The sole "Aquila" album ended up in the bargain bins of the UK, but ironically, is now a sought after rarity. With due acknowledgement to an article written by Nigel Camilleri for DPRP. net, about the only reference to the band currently traceable! Bob McBeath Scotland.