Programme 1: Renaissance and early baroque lutesongs from Spain, Italy, France and England

Programme 2: « Giochi di Venere » (Games of Venus) Renaissance lutesongs from Spain and Italy

Programme 3: “Douce Beauté” (Sweet Beauty) Early baroque lutesongs from France and England

Programme 1

Renaissance and early baroque lutesongs

from Spain, Italy, France and England

Spain

Beatus Ille; Alonso Mudarra (c 1510-1580)

Si me llaman a mi; Alonso Mudarra

Paseabase el rey moro; Luys de Narváez (published in 1538)

Fantasía del primer tono (lute solo); Luys de Narváez

Vuestros ojos tienen d’amor; Anonymous

Italy

Se ben hor non scopro el foco; Bartolomeo Tromboncino (1470-after 1534)

Quando amor i begl'occhi; Phillippe Verdelot (published in 1536)

Ostinato vo seguire; Bartolomeo Tromboncino

Ricercare (lute solo); Marco Dall'Aquila (c1480-c1538)

Non e tempo d´aspetare; Marcetto Cara (1465-1525)

❧ Pause ❧

France

Entrée de Luth (lute solo); Robert Ballard (published in 1611)

N`espérez plus mes yeux; Antoine Boesset (1586-1643)

Yo soy la locura; Du Bailly (¿-1637)

Adorable Princesse; Pierre Guédron (c1565-c1620)

England

Cradle Pavan (lute solo); Anthony Holborne (c1545-1602)

Say love if ever thou didst find; John Dowland (1563-1626)

Sorrow stay; John Dowland

Can she excuse my wrongs; John Dowland

Programme 2

« Giochi di Venere »

(Games of Venus)

Renaissance lutesongs from Spain and Italy

Spain

Beatus Ille; Alonso Mudarra (c1510-1580)

Al alva venid; Anonymous (from Cancionero de Palacio)

La mañana de San Juan; Diego Pisador (c1509-after 1557)

Paseabase el rey moro; Luys de Narváez (published in 1538)

Fantasía del primer tono (lute solo); Luys de Narváez (¿ - ¿)

Si me llaman a mi; Alonso Mudarra

Claros y frescos rios; Alonso Mudarra

Vuestros ojos tienen d’amor; Anonymous

❧ Pause ❧

Italy

Ricercare (lute solo); Marco dall'Aquila (c1480-after 1538)

Non e tempo d´aspetare; Marcetto Cara (1465-1525)

Quando amor i begli occhi; Phillipe Verdelot (published in 1536)

Se ben hor non scopro el foco; Bartolomeo Tromboncino (c1470 - after 1535) Fantasia 28 (Lute solo); Francesco da Milano (1497- 1543)

Alla Guerra; Bartolomeo Tromboncino

O ciecca e dura sorte; Marcetto Cara

Ostinato vo seguire; Bartolomeo Tromboncino

Programme 3

“Douce Beauté”

(Sweet Beauty)

Early baroque lutesongs from France and England

France

Entrée de Luth (lute solo); Robert Ballard (published in 1611)

N`espérez plus mes yeux; Antoine Boesset (1586-1643)

Yo soy la locura; Du Bailly (¿-1637)

Adorable Princesse; Pierre Guédron (c1565-c1620)

Dezid como puede ser; Anonymous (published in 1609)

Ma belle si ton ame; Anonymous

Se tu veux apprendre les pas à dancer; Pierre Guédron

Enfin la beauté; Etienne Moulinié (1600-after1669)

Qu'on ne me parle plus d'amour; Pierre Guédron

❧ Pause ❧

England

Cradle Pavan (lute solo); Anthony Holborne (c1545-1602)

Say love if ever thou didst find; John Dowland (1563-1626)

Sorrow stay; John Dowland

Can she excuse my wrongs; John Dowland

Go crystal tears; John Dowland

Think's thou then by thy feigning; John Dowland

Now, o now, I needs must part; John Dowland

I saw my lady weep; John Dowland

Fine knacks for ladies; John Dowland