I know Tye's In Nomine's for viols and in my opinion they are amongst
the top ensemble pieces of the mid 16th century.
Merry Christmas to y'all (late, but even so!)
Lex van Sante
Op 26 dec 2009, om 14:54 heeft Peter Martin het volgende geschreven:
Matthew Spring's book contains a reference to Christopher Tye's
Acts of
The Apostles, published in 1553, with music "to synge and also play
upon the Lute".
However, Tye's book (available on EEBO) doesn't have any lute
tablature, just four voice parts. Has anyone tried doing these
songs
on lute? Worth the effort?
P
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