Renaissance Lute Dances
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English Lute Music of the Renaissance (c.1550-c.1630)by FromBaroquewithLove7,749 views- 14:11
Italian Lute Music of the Renaissance (c.1535 - after 1600)by FromBaroquewithLove16,215 views
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Polish & Hungarian Lute Music of the Renaissance (ca.1507-1619)by FromBaroquewithLove5,643 views
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Vivaldi Lute Concerto in D majorby magicminstrel55,286 views
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German Renaissance Musicby Erdbeerkaba6,287 views
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"Flow my tears" by John Dowlandby lutevoice456,163 views
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Music in the Renaissance - Suite of Dancesby diana21oc97,038 views
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Renaissance Musicby mechid123416,375 views
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Swedish Luteby niure8628,137 views
- 76 videosceltic/irish tunes
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Renaissance melodies - Propinan de Melyorby landsckenech27,329 views
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Oh What it is to Love - renaissance luteby Blake120002,292 views
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Melancholy Galliard - Renaissance Luteby salixarbour295,607 views
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Greensleeves - Lute - Renaissance Luteby Dowlandsdream9,698 views
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Italian Pavan - (lute)by luteplayer80108,546 views
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Philip's Dump for renaissance luteby maan76337,027 views
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A Port - scottish tune - Luteby Luthval37,275 views
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renaissance luteby mayabis7,800 views
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Mudarra Fantasia No.10 - Renaissance Luteby salixarbour23,044 views
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Dowland - Can she excuse my wrongsby CanticumCanticorum4,467 views
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Lute Music for Witches and Alchemistsby Rocky19904,169 views
@GutterColin your an asshole just so you know. i understand what he means and if you dont know your the dumb ass.
WARcry60 2 months ago
@spitfirepiloot youre a dumb ass. wtf is a sharp? lute? sound?^-^ suck a dick
GutterColin 3 months ago
yo you suck. this sucks. i keep hearing so many flubs and screw ups. booooo
GutterColin 3 months ago
Nice ! Good sharp lute sound. Enjoyed it.
spitfirepiloot 9 months ago
these pieces are for 1 lute or 2?
Sbato 9 months ago
:)
Unknown175628 1 year ago
Great ! In fact the title is "Washa mesa" which means "pass' e mezo in italian , passemèze in french. I agree with Greetschamp. It is based on the fact of walking, of making steps for what concerns the rhythm. The second piece in an Allmayne by Robert Johnson filled with many, many ornementations.
Great, great thanks !
C6H12B26 1 year ago
You play with alot of feeling. Your music is like a daydream from another time.
2KnowFirst 2 years ago
the first piece is actually called Wascha Mesa which is Passa mesa, not Washer woman
greetschamp 2 years ago
Very nice.
EricMetalGuitarist 2 years ago