Spinacino recercare (Venice, 1507) Libro Primo folio 52
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Well done!
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Enjoyed it a lot ! Very nice sound
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thank you for the explanation !
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0'26 to 0'48 is an exact citation of a rercercare from Capirola. How is this possible ?
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muy bueno, excelente
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Bravo :))
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good sound and very nice playing... bravo!!
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The musical section found in both Capirola and Spinacino is a perfect example of the musical quoting that was common in this period. Since the Capirola lutebook postdates his actual compositions of much earlier (late 15th C? or before or after Spinacino?, we may never know who composed it first.
6cLuter 3 years ago