Hi Leonard,
They could be derived from a common model, such as a recercar by Giulio
Segni (da Modena). A more explicit case of this is Ness 88, which is
very close to no.16 in DaCrema's 1548 book, where it is attributed to
Julio da Modena. It appears in Ness as Appendix 15. Julio Segni
(1498-1561) was a highly regarded organist who worked at St Mark's in
Venice from 1530-1533, and subsequently worked in Rome. Very little of
his music survives, but his works had a considerable influence on many
lutenists.
Ness 84 also has some passages in common with Ness 51 and Ness 73 as
well - some ideas seem to be common currency.
Best wishes,
Martin
On 19/02/2018 22:35, Leonard Williams wrote:
I’ve just been playing through some recent da Crema recercars (Lutezine
Supp 123) and found No. 11 (p 37) remarkably similar to Francesco da Milano's
(Ness) No. 84 (Lute News 107 Supp). I believe the only difference is barring
and the last couple of measures.
Could someone more musicologically savvy than I put ears and eyes to
these and tell me whose compositions they are?
Thanks and regards,
Leonard Williams
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