Dear Jim,
Yes, it's a hold sign. Similar signs occur in many other printed and
manuscript sources of lute music. They simply help you identify
which notes need holding to preserve melodic lines in a polyphonic
texture. They compensate for the fact that tablature rhythm signs do
not tell you how
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Some fancy singing! Anybody recognize the guitarist?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sc8TZ5mc5SQ
David Rastall
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www.rastallmusic.com
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