MS collection compiled by Galilei intitled: 'Libro d'intavolatura di liuto,................' dated 1584 on the flyleaf. Location: Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Firenze: Fondo Anteriori a Galileo 6. Modern facsimile edition published with forward (in Italian and English) by Orlando Cristoforetti. Also you may care to look at Santino Garsi's work - very polular at the time but strangely (too easy? - not showy?) rather neglected nowadays. A facsimile collection of his entire known solo lute works has been published by, I think, Tree Editions. M. Howard Posner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Does anyone know where I can find three or four of Vincenzo Galilei's simpler, more tuneful pieces, a la Polimnia, in some easy-to-access (perhaps digital downloadable emailable) form. I agreed to play some of these and was surprised at how hard they were to find on short notice. I already have a facsimile of Fronimo (the book, not the program).
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