Varietie of lute lessons (transcription for guitar)

Foreword (Duarte)......Page 1
Introduction (Poulton) to vol. I - Corantos......Page 4
1. Mounsier Ballard his coranto......Page 7
3.......Page 8
4. Monsier Saman his coranto......Page 10
5. Mounsier Saman......Page 11
6.......Page 13
7.......Page 14
Introduction (Poulton, Duarte) to vol. II - The Almaines......Page 15
1. Mounsier's Almaine......Page 17
2. Sir Henry Guilforde his Almaine......Page 24
3. The first of the Queenes Maskes......Page 26
4. The second of the Queenes Maskes......Page 28
5. The Last of the Queenes Maskes......Page 29
6. The Witches Daunce in the Queenes Maske......Page 30
7. Sir John Smith his Almaine......Page 31
Introduction (Duarte, Poulton) to vol. III - Voltes......Page 34
1.......Page 36
2.......Page 37
3.......Page 39
4.......Page 40
5.......Page 41
6.......Page 42
7.......Page 43
Introduction (Duarte, Poulton) to vol. IV - Fantasias......Page 44
1. Composed by the most famous Diomedes of Venice......Page 47
2. Composed by the most famous, the KNIGHT of the Lute......Page 52
3. Composed by the most famous Jacobus Reis of Augusta......Page 54
4. Composed by the most famous and divine Laurencini of Rome......Page 57
5. Composed by the most Artificiall and famous, Alfonso Ferrabosco of Bologna......Page 60
6. Composed by the most famous Gregorio Huwet of Antwerpe......Page 63
7. Composed by John Douland (Dowland) Batchelar of Musicke......Page 67
Introduction (Duarte, Poulton) to vol. V - Galliards (all by J. Dowland)......Page 72
1. Christianus the fourth king of Denmarke, his Galliard......Page 75
2. The most sacred Queen Elizabeth, her Galliard......Page 79
3. The Right Honourable Robert Earle of Essex, his Galliard......Page 80
4. The Right Honourable Ferdinando Earle of Darby, his Galliard......Page 82
5. The Right Honourable Lady Rich, her Galliard......Page 84
6. The Right Honourable the Lady Cliftons Spirit......Page 86
7. Sir Thomas Monson his Galliard......Page 88
Introduction (Duarte, Poulton) to vol. VI - Pavins......Page 90
1. Mauritius Landgravius Hessia fecit in honorem Johanni Dowlandi Anglorum Orphei......Page 95
2. Composed by the most famous and perfect Artist Anthonie Holborne......Page 99
3. Composed by the excellent Musition Thomas Morley Batcheler of Musicke......Page 100
4. Composed by the right perfect Musition Daniell Batchelar......Page 102
5. Composed by John Dowland Batcheler of Musicke. Sir John Langton his Pavin......Page 105
6. Composed by the most Artificiall and famous Alfonso Ferrabosco of Bologna......Page 109
7. Composed by Robert Douland, Sir Thomas Monson his Pavin......Page 111