Zart schoene Frau, from "Ein Newgeordnet Kà¼nstlich Lautenbuch". It looks quite easy, but is tricky in the details. Benign reverb makes it bearable.(c) 2005-08 W.G. Bogula / bogula (a.t) gmail.com
Hans Newsidler (1508-1563): Benedictus
Neither to the left, nor to the right, you see Hans Newsidler. The picture was taken during the International Lutefestival in the Naturkundemuseum in Regensburg.Benedictus, from "Ein Newgeordnet Kà¼nstlich Lautenbuch". An intabulation of a Heinrich Isaac...
G. M. da Crema (1520-1570): Je le leray
An intabulation of an anonymous French chanson Je le leray by my beloved Giovanni Maria Da Crema, eccellente musicho & sonator di Lauto, a great lutenist from Venice. The piece is from the Intavolatura di liuto, Libro Primo di Recercari, Canzon...
F. da Milano - Ricercar 82
A nice fantasia by Francisco "Il divino" da Milano (1497 - 1543), one of the most reputed lutenists of the Renaissance. Enjoy (click on title to listen to MP3).(c) 2005-2008 W.G. Bogula / bogula (a.t) gmail.com
Recercare 5 from the Siena Manuscript (about 1590)
A nice little recercare, thats starts with a solo scale and afterwards weaves a polyphonic web from fragments of the scale.(c) 2005 W.G. Bogula / bogula (a.t) gmail.com
Alonso Mudarra (c. 1510 - 1580)
Alonso Mudarra was one of the great vihuelists of the Spanish Renaissance. In his Tres Libros we find a colorful variety of vihuela music: Fantasias, intabulations, glosas, differencias, dances and songs. This podcast gives a brief introduction to the...
Giovanni Maria da Crema: Recercare XIIi
Another georgous recercare from Giovanni Maria Da Crema, eccellente musicho & sonator di Lauto, a great lutenist from Venice. The piece is from the Libro Primo d` intavolatura (1546). Some of da Cremas works later were co-published with works from...
Giovanni Maria Da Crema (1520 - 1570) - Recercare IX
The recercare number IX from Giovanni Maria Da Crema, eccellente musicho & sonator di Lauto, a great lutenist from Venice. The piece is from the Libro Primo d` intavolatura (1546). Some of da Cremas works later were co-published with works from Francesco...
Lute Intabulations of Josquin Desprez` (c. 1450 - 1521) vocal works
Josquin Desprez was the most respected composer of the early Renaissance. Dozens of his masses, motets and chansons have been intabulated for the lute. This podcast gives a brief introduction to the technique of intabulation and some examples of...
Capirola (1474-1548) - Rechercar decimo
My first piece, played from an Italian tablature.Capirola was a nobleman from Brescia, who developed the first virtuous lute music.His works stand between the meandering "improvised" style of Spinacino and the elaboratedpolyphony of Francesco da...
Pierre Attaingnant (ca. 1490 - 1553)
Pierre Attaingnant was the first editor, publisher and printer of French Renaissance Chansons in the 16th century. He also published two tablature lutebooks. This podcast introduces to his lute publications with examples of chansons, basse dances and...
Dalza recercare
(c) 2005 W.G. Bogula / bogula (a.t) gmail.com
Valentin Bakfark (ca. 1526 - 1576)
In the Renaissance Valentin Bakfark was the most famous lutenist from Eastern Europe. Learn about his demanding lute fantasia style. And why in Renaissance Poland it was not advisable "to play the lute after Bakfark". Playlist: Intro - Schà¶ner Deutscher...
Luis Milan (ca. 1500 - ca. 1561)
Special edition about vihuela composer Luis Milan.In Renaissance Spain the lute was almost irrelevant. The vihuela was the instrument of the time, and Luis Milan was the first printed vihuela composer.Playlist: Intro - Fantasia 1 (G. Bogula)Fantasia 1...
Michelangelo Galilei (1575-1631)
Michelangelo Galilei was the youngest brother of the father of modern science: Galileo Galilei. This podcast introduces to the expressive compositions of Michealangelo Galilei from his "Primo libro d`intavolatura di liuto", published 1620 in...
Portait of Simone Molinaro (ca. 1570-1634)
This lutecast is devoted to Simone Molinaro (ca. 1570 - 1634), one of the greatest lute composers of the late Renaissance in Italy. The focus is on his lute book "Intavolatura di liuto", published 1599 in Venice. The lutecast contains examples of his...
Worlds First Lutecast
Francisco da Milano-Podcast starts todayHello friends of lute music out there. With this Blog starting today, you will find a new internet ressource dedicated to the world of lute music. We begin with a podcast about one of the most reputed lutenists of...
