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95. "LA REVEUSE " in a (originally in f) by M.Marais (arr. R.Turovsky):
LA REVEUSE -PDF
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94. "MENUET" in d (originally in a) by J.Kuhnau (arr. R.Turovsky):
MENUET-PDF
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92-3. "SARABANDE in d and e (originally in a) by J.Kuhnau (arr. R.Turovsky):
SARABANDE-I-PDF, SARABANDE-II-PDF
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91. "POLONAISE in d (originally in b) by J.S.Bach (arr. R.Turovsky):
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"MINUET in d (originally in a) by H.Purcell (arr. R.Turovsky):
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"SARABANDE in a- and g-moll" by G.F.Händel (from Almira, arr. R.Turovsky):
89.
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"POLONAISE a-moll" by C.P.E. Bach (orig. g-moll, arr. R.Turovsky):
88.
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"ARIOSO F-dur" by D.G.Türk (arr. R.Turovsky):
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"7 Pieces from the late 18th century keyboard anthologies " by D.G.Türk, J.C.F.Bach, Witthauer, Neefe et al (intabulated by Mathias Rösel),
80-86.
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"SICILIANO d-moll" by J.B.Hagen:
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"SARABANDE F-dur" by Grant Colburn, arrangement by Roman Turovsky:
78.
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"MUSETTE G-dur" by Leopold Mozart, arrangement by Roman Turovsky:
77.
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"SICILIANO d-moll" by G.P.Telemann, arrangement by Roman Turovsky:
76.
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"SICILIANO g-moll" by Grant Colburn, arrangement by Roman Turovsky:
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"RIGAUDON C-dur or D-dur " by Konradin Aemilius Sautscheck:
73-74.
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"MENUET C-dur" by Alec Liebenson, arrangement by Roman Turovsky:
71-72.
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"PRELUDE a-moll" by J.S.Bach (BWV999), arrangement by Robert Parisien:
70.
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"ANDANTE d-moll" by Hermann Friedrich Raupach, arrangement by Roman Turovsky:
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"Siciliano d-moll" by Benedetto Marcello, arrangement by Roman Turovsky:
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"Sarabande C-dur " by J.S.Bach (from BWV821), arrangement by Mathias Rösel:
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"Andante g-moll " by C.P.E.Bach, arrangement by Roman Turovsky:
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"Les Barricades Misterieuses" by F. Couperin, arrangement by Robert Parisien:
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"ANDANTE in A-moll (Wq 116/27)" by C.Ph.E. Bach, arrangement by Roman Turovsky:
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"ALLEGRETTO in F-Dur (H256)" (original key) and its longer version Wq 116-26 (originally in G), by C.Ph.E. Bach, arrangement by Roman Turovsky:
62-63.
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"Andante con Tenerezza " by C.G.Neefe, arrangement by Roman Turovsky:
61.
ANDANTE CON TENEREZZA (PDF), (MIDI)
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"Marche Pour la Ceremonie des Turcs" (Le bourgeoise gentilhomme) by J.B.Lully, arrangement by Arto Wikla:
60.
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Two ALLEGRO movements in d-minor by Giuseppe Gaetano Boni, arrangement by Roman Turovsky:
57-59.
ALLEGRO Ia (PDF), (MIDI) a different version of the same.
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An ANDANTE in d-minor by Wolfgang Gottlieb Mozart, arrangement by Roman Turovsky:
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A suite in d-minor by Dietrich Buxtehude (BuxWV 241/244, arrangement by Roman Turovsky):
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51-52. Courante in g-minor by Johann Kuhnau, in two versions, by Roman Turovsky and Mathias Rösel:
COURANTE I (PDF), COURANTE II (PDF)
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50. Siciliano in d-minor by Joseph Dillon Ford:
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49. Aria in g-minor by G.F.Haendel (from "Rinaldo"), arranged by Michael Treder:
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48. LARGO by Frantisek Ignaz Tuma, arranged by Roman Turovsky
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47. SARABANDE by Daniel Purcell, transcribed by Mathias Rösel
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A SUITE in b-minor by Michael Bulyowsky, from the "Strassburg" Ms. (Dresden, 1-T-595, originally in Bb-minor, arranged for 13-course Lute)
46. ALLEMANDE:
ALLEMANDE (pdf), ALLEMANDE (MIDI)
45. COURANTE:
COURANTE (pdf), COURANTE (MIDI)
44. SARABANDE:
SARABANDE (pdf), SARABANDE (MIDI)
43. BALETTO:
42. GAVOTTE:
41. GIGUE:
40. The entire Suite for 11-course Lute (arranged by Mathias Rösel):
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A SUITE in g-minor by Johann Kuhnau, a transcription commissioned by and dedicated to lutenist Edward Martin who is a descendant of Kuhnau:
39. ALLEMANDE:
ALLEMANDE (pdf), ALLEMANDE (MIDI)
38. COURANTE:
COURANTE (pdf), COURANTE (MIDI)
37. SARABANDE:
SARABANDE (pdf), SARABANDE (MIDI)
36. GIGUE:
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35. A MINUET in G-major by Johann Kuhnau:
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34. Suite XVIII in g-moll by J.J.Froberger, contributed by Mathias Rösel:
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33. An Arietta in d-moll by Jan Krtitel Krumpholtz.
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32. A Largo in d-moll by Pietro Antonio Locatelli.
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31. A Leçon IV: An Andante in d-moll by Fernan Sors......
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30. A SARABANDE G-dur by Christoph Graupner (originally for keyboard):
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29. A Suite for Lute by Johann Sebastian Bach (BWV 996):
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28. A TEMPO DI MINUETTO by Georg Christoph Wagenseil (also see the Facsimilia page):
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27. An anonymous Allemande in Ms. Wroclaw 2002 is missing several measures or portions thereof. Here is one possible reconstruction:
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26. A piece of unica by S.L.Weiss, a beautiful SARABANDE in g-moll "Nach Sautschecks Manier". It is unclear whether it is by Weiss transcribed by Johann Joachim Sautscheck, Weiss writing in Sautscheck's or Sautscheck in Weiss'style:
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23-25. Two Suites by Nicolas Lebegue, transcribed for Baroque Lute by Mathias Rösel. A Courante for Theorbo is included as a bonus:
SUITE I (pdf) SUITE II (pdf) Courante (pdf)
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22. A uniquely beautiful SARABANDE in g-moll by Wilhelm Friedemann Bach, transcribed by Johann Joachim Sautscheck:
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21. An ESTUDIO by one Fernan Sors, familiar to most guitar students, but in much more interesting Baroque Lute setting by Konradin Aemilius Sautscheck:
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20. An ARIA by Johann Sebastian Bach commonly known as the "Air on the G-string":
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19. A GIGUE by Antonio da Costa (aka Paulo Galvao) [originally for Baroque Guitar]:
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18. An ALLEMANDE loosely based on one from Bach's cello suite BWV1008:
ALLEMANDE I (pdf) ALLEMANDE II (pdf)
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16-17. 2 character pieces from the so-called "Berlin Portraits" by Carl Phillip Emmanuel Bach, (recorded by Luca Pianca):
LA SAUTSCHECK-C.P.E.Bach (pdf) (recorded by Luca Pianca: MP3)
LA CAROLINE-C.P.E.Bach (pdf) (recorded by Luca Pianca: MP3)
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15. A SARABANDA in d-moll by Christoph Nichelmann, who was a student of J.S.Bach and a friend of Johann Joachim Sautscheck.
SARABANDA-PDF
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14. A PASSACAGLIA in g-moll by H.I.F.Biber. The final sonata from his "Rozenkranz Sonaten" and one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written:
PASSACAGLIA-PDF
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12-13. An ARIA-AFFETTUOSO by Wolfgang Adam von Hoffer. The original is missing either 1 or 2 measures between measures 5 and 6. Here you will find 2 possible reconstuctions:
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11. An experiment in reduction of some movements from J.S.Bach's Suite BWV 818 to their harmonic essentials, to make them adaptable for Baroque Lute: ALLEMANDE and GIGUE:
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10. A Scherzando by Georg Phillip Telemann [originally for keyboard]:
SCHERZANDO-PDF
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9. Minuet by Georg Friedrich Haendel [originally for keyboard], for an 11-13c instrument, and easy enough for a child:
MINUET-PDF
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8. A MINUETTO & TRIO by Franz Schubert, a lot more than the title suggests.....
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7. A "LARGO" by J.S. Bach, it is a lute solo version in G-major of the A-flat middle movement from Bach's 5th harpsichord concerto.\
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6. Tymofiy Bilohradskyj - ANDANTE
ANDANTE-pdf
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Richard Civiol's Edition of the entire Moscow Manuscript:
MOSCOW MS-pdf
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5. A Lied "Demut" by C.P.E.Bach:
DEMUT-PDF
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4. "Duelo Criollo" A tango-cancion by the immortal Carlos Gardel, and for Baroque Lute...
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3. An arrangement by Roman Turovsky-Sautscheck of a Presto from an unaccompanied violin sonata by Max Reger.
PRESTO-PDF
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2. A sonata by Domenico Scarlatti, K546, in an arrangement for baroque lute by Gotthold Ephraim Sautscheck. A truly beautiful and little known piece, it is my favorite of all Scarlatti sonatas.
SONATA-546-PDF
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1. "Sonata-36" [in the Abenprüfungen numbering] by Konradin Aemilius Sautscheck. A small homage to Franz Schubert, it is based on the main theme of the "Rosamunde" Quartett.
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