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Yes, of course, the variations were added by me, the performer. I was not trying to be misleading. We can see many examples of chaconne variation patterns developing from many early guitar alfabeto and tablature sourcers... The composers and performers listen, inspire, borrow from each other. Thank heavens for that. If there were copyright claims and restrictions 400 years ago, our music heritage today would be significantly poorer. Music defeats all barriers. As is with culture. Once upon a time, an ancient culture made something beautiful and everyone who saw this wanted to have it, to copy it, to take it to their part of the world. Then after some time, it inspired them to change it slightly and develop it further. It is all quite natural. I simply imagined chaconne to be one of these beautiful things from the past which has inspired me to create this version in a certain moment in time. I trust a performer in XVII or XVIII century would have done "the same", changing the version slightly each time it is being played, similar to story-teller, orator or jazz musician might do today.

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Yes, fingernails and strings at low tension.

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Is it not on IMSLP? It ought to be really! I have it in a few pdf parts. Would be glad to share. Please send e mail address or contact me through Fb.

"A facsimile of the book without the second guitar part (presumably of the copy in the Civico Museo Bibliografico in Bologna) has been published by Forni Editore. A facsimile of the separate parts for the first twelve pieces was published by Studio per Edizioni Scelte in 1983. The second guitar part has been reproduced from the copy in the Bibliothèque nationale de France." I think this is from monicahall.co.uk/ or from James Tyler - A Guide to Playing the Baroque Guitar

Yes, théorbe des pièces or "solo theorbo" or "lesser theorbo" is tuned a 4th higher then standard theorbo. It has shorter string lenght of about 74/126cm and is fit for lessons, solo playing but also accompaniment. In opus of de Visee we often see pieces transposed down a forth for theorbo. This suite, which appears in 1716 edition as dessus & bass partition in D minor is in Saizenay MS in tablature listed in A minor. So it is quite possible that it was also played in this "higher" tuning, I think.

Its an experiment. I just found it interesting to see the text (program title, organizer, venue etc.) through the video.

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théorbe des pieces by Ivo Magerini

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