Middle ages and Renaissance music / Plucked string instruments (XIII-XVII centuries)

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MEDIEVAL WIRE-STRUNG HARP I. Anonymous (13th c. France): Improvisation over an anonymous tune MEDIEVAL HARP AND LUTE PLAYED WITH PLECTRUM II. Anonymous (13th c. England): Fuwëles in the frith (fragment) MEDIEVAL HARP WITH ENSEMBLE III. Anonymous (13th c. France): Chançonnete, A la cheminée, Veritatem XV CENTURY HARP AND LUTE IV. Gilles de Binche (or Binchois, as known as Gilles de Bins, 1400-60): Mesdisans m'ont cuidie XVI CENTURY SPANISH HARP From TRES LIBROS DE MU'SICA EN CIFRA PARA VIHUELA (Sevilla, 1546) V. Alonso Mudarra (c. 1510-80): Tiento para harpa RENAISSANCE LUTE AND VOICE From 13 VILLANELLAS, a collection of Traditional Italian Songs (1541-63) VI. Adrian Willaert (c.1490-1562): O dolce vita mia (fragment) RENAISSANCE LUTE VII. Joan Ambrosio Dalza (16th c.): Poi che volse (arrangement of the vocal setting) VIII. Pier Paolo Borrono (1490-1563): Fantasia per liuto FAMILY OF RENAISSANCE LUTES AND VIOLA DA GAMBA From IL PRIMO LIBRO DE BALLI (Venice, 1578) IX. Giorgio Mainerio: La Zanetta padovana FAMILY OF LUTES AND GUITARS X. Anonymous (16th c. Italy): Paduana del Re VIHUELA DE MANO XI. A. Mudarra: Romanesca o Guardame las Vacas ELIZABETHAN LUTE XII. Anonymous (16th-17th c.): Galliard CITTERN XIII. Anthony Holborne (1545-1602): The voice of the earth (The sprite's tune) SOPRANINO LUTE AND A FAMILY OF LUTES XIV. Carlo Farina (1600-30): Gagliarda prima Poi che volse (arrangement of the vocal setting)