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 +===== A good introduction to reading French tablature =====
 +Notation for the Guitar, Lute and Vihuela - Johann von Solothurn [[https://share.google/3ef2pwQpTXnJiMGMd]]
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 +I exchanged some email with Johann when I was getting started with renaissance guitar. His basic introduction will help you start playing from the same booklets our Renaissance antecedents played from.
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 ===== A good source for music ===== ===== A good source for music =====
 I have never met Duarte, but they have a nice Ren Guitar blog. They are working on creating transcriptions of all known music written for the 4 course guitar. They have downloadable copies of originals, as well as transcriptions into French tab, Italian tab, modern staff, and musescore format.  [[https://duarteguitarra.music.blog/original-manuscripts/]]. I am using the Mudarra transcriptions from Duarte's site.    I have never met Duarte, but they have a nice Ren Guitar blog. They are working on creating transcriptions of all known music written for the 4 course guitar. They have downloadable copies of originals, as well as transcriptions into French tab, Italian tab, modern staff, and musescore format.  [[https://duarteguitarra.music.blog/original-manuscripts/]]. I am using the Mudarra transcriptions from Duarte's site.