Albert De Rippe - Fantaisie XVIII - Lute

Albert De Rippe was the lutenist of King François 1er. He was Italian (Alberto da Mantova) and one of the most known virtuoso of the instrument. His fantaisies are probably some of the most difficult pieces on the lute (this one being perhaps the easyest...)
Lute made by Stephen Murphy

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Music

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• Albert de Rippe
• Lute
• Luth
• Liuto
• Laute
• Renaissance
• Early Music
• Valéry Sauvage

[Ganpignanus]

lovely. and you look very authentic. if you removed your eyeglasses and donned robed you would look like you stepped out of the pages of history. best of luck to you.

[Luthval]

@Ganpignanus

Hi,

Glasses does exist at the renaissance (and I need it to read the music ;-) )

Thanks

Val

[Blainesenior]

so beautiful!! My guitar background is classical, but this instrument looks intimidating. Where do you get tab for this, as well as how difficult is it? I would appreciate any guidence.

Best regards,

Blaine

[Luthval]

The works by Albert de Rippe are edited by the CNRS (Corpus des Luthistes Français), Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (France).

It is some of the most difficult music to play on the lute... ;-) (this one being one of the easyest)

Good luck !

Val

[guitargirl4scrabble]

Val - magnifico!

[Luthval]

Many thanks ;-)

Val

[Ganpignanus]

@Luthval  ok awesome. keep wearing them and keep making the lovely music.

[Luthval]

;-)

V.

[kafkan]

you have grown your hair?

[Luthval]

Thank you very much

Val