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The Spanish Vihuela of the 16th Century - Daniel Keene, Lutenist
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The Spanish Vihuela of the 16th Century - Daniel Keene, Lutenist

Columbus Circle

Fri, December 5, at 7:00 PM, EST
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    • Reserve a spot $5 to reserve, $20+ at event
    Capacity
    20 of 20 spots still available
    Drinking policy
    Don't bring your own drinks
    Wheelchair access
    Wheelchair Accessible

    This is a groupmuse

    A live concert in a living room, backyard, or another intimate space. They're casual and friendly, hosted by community members.

    Host

    Jared P. Superhost

    I'm delighted to host lutenist Daniel Keene for his program 'Spanish Vihuela of the 16th Century'. All works will be played on vihuela, a wonderfully warm Renaissance-era string instrument from Spain.

    Doors open at 7 pm, music starts around 7:30 pm.

    What's the music?

    Daniel Keene

    Luys de Narváez (1490-1547)
    Cuatro diferencias de Guárdame las vacas
    Fantasia 10
    Cancion del Emperador, Mille Regres (Josquin des Prez)
    Tres diferencias de Guárdame las vacas

    Francesco da Milano (1497-1543)
    Recercata N. 4
    Recercata N. 1
    Recercata N. 2
    Recercata N. 3

    Luys de Narváez
    Fantasia N. 4
    Fantasia N. 5

    INTERVAL

    Francesco da Milano
    Recercata N. 5
    Recercata N. 51
    Recercata N. 28

    Luys de Narváez
    Seis diferencias sobre O Gloriosa Domina

    Francesco da Milano
    De mon triste desplaisir (Jean Richafort)
    Que voulez-vous dire de moi (Josquin de Prez)
    Fantasia N. 34 “La Compagna”

    • Program order may change

    Where does this music come from?

    Music from 16th Century Spain and Italy played on the Renaissance vihuela! The program highlights two monumental sources: Los Seys Libros del Delphin (Valladolid, 1538) by Spanish vihuelista Luys de Narváez (1490-1547) and Il Libro Della Fortuna (Napoli, 1536) by Italian lutenist Francesco da Milano “Il Divino” (1497-1543).

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