Renaissance Guitar Music

This is a short piece of guitar music from the renaissance by an anonymous composer. I learned this piece from a book that a guitar teacher loaned me years ago. Unfortunately I don't remember the title of the book. Who knows how accurately i'm playing it now. It was one of six pieces from the renaissance.

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[rikkermak]

thanks.... enjoyed that

Accurate, I don't know. If it sounds good, then that is accurate enough

[jspdesigns]

I agree. Thank you. I enjoyed listening to some of your music as well. what do you use for your recording setup?

[justingiltrainer]

The piece is titled Binco Fiore you can find it in a number of classical books and yes it is anonymous

[Chris13wat]

what guitar is that?

[mediaevalguitartab]

Very nice!

[wlchambers]

wow my note values were so soooo wrong the way i've been playing this.

[Jinthespectre]

Don't know the books name but thats Bianco fiore, or a VERY similar composition :P.

I know that there is a book called "Six lute pieces from the renaissance" perhaps that's it :). Very lovely play though :).

[circutwolf]

could you give a tutorial on this, its beautiful

[44trinity]

@DexusRecords (no offence, but i'm really lol'ing that you didn't know)

It's a certain type of Acoustic guitar... from the sound, it kinda sounds like nylon and steel strings. Im not sure. (im in class at school)

[DexusRecords]

What Guitar is that??

[pelulecce]

i like your touch!congratulation!