Shows
Programme
What to expect
Ricercare, preludes and dances from early 16th century Italy and France by Francesco Spinacino, Zoan Ambrosio Dalza and Pierre Attaingnant
Duration: about 60 minutes without an interval
Tickets
Prices: EUR 22 / 44 / 66
Reductions:
U27 / Ö1 Intro / Club Ö1 / Standard Abo
Content
the routes taken by Italian master lutenists
Hopkinson Smith follows the routes taken by Italian master lutenists, who made the palaces of the Renaissance resound with their dances and preludes. Francesco Spinacino traveled from the old Roman town of Fossombrone in the Marche region to Venice. There he published the first ever printed work of lute music in 1507. A year later, his fellow musician Ambrosio Dalza followed with his own publication of lively dances, such as the pavane, saltarello and piva.
