Languir me fais by Claudin de Sermisy on descant viol

version on treble viola da gamba
Published by Pierre Ataingnant:
http://icking-music-archive.org/scores/sermisy/Sermisy_Languir.pdf
Attaingnant's major contribution to music printing consists in his popularizing the single-impression method for music printing, which he first employed in his 1528 publication Chansons nouvelles en musique à quatre parties. In this system, the individual notes were printed directly onto segments of staff, and so the notes, staff lines, and text could all be printed with one send through the printing press.
Among the most important documents for the keyboard music in general and in French Renaissance keyboard music in particular are the seven volumes published by Attaingnant in Paris, in the Spring of 1531:
This piece is from the collection:
Vingt et cinq chansons musicales reduictes en la tabulature des Orgues Espinettes Manichordions, et telz semblables instrumentz musicaulx... Kal. 1530 (sic). It does not mention the arranger from this work.

Painting by: MASTER of the Fontainebleau School
French painters (second half of the 16th century)

ernst stolz viol and organ (hauptwerk)

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• Languirmefais
• Attaingnant
• orgel
• organ
• violadagamba
• viol
• gamba
• gambe

[xAmandine]

Your music makes me happy every day !

[ernststolz]

It makes me happy to hear that...

[lightmeter123]

beautifull !

[ernststolz]

toda

[XVLaHireXV]

trop beau!!!

[ernststolz]

Merci!

[serassi614]

Fantastic*****

Corrado

[AlainNaigeon]

Quite pleasant!

I have a facsimile with the same kind of title, excepted that it mentions 14 pieces instead of 25 (also published in 1531).

I got it from Fuzeau (publisher).