Galilei,V. / Ozmo,Zak Well-Tempered Lute - Tones I-Iv CD

The modern sequence of keys had yet to be invented when Vincenzo Galilei set out to traverse them all, well over a century before Bach's seminal Well-tempered Clavier. The resulting demands on the sixteenth-century lutenist were ferocious, and ?ak Ozmo here fully rises to the challenge in their first recording.

1. Tone 1, Book 1, No. 1: Passamezzo Antico 2. Tone 1, Book 1, No. 2: Romanesca Antica 3. Tone 1, Book 1, No. 3: Saltarello 4. Tone 1, Book 2, No. 1: Passamezzo Moderno 5. Tone 1, Book 2, No. 2: Romanesca Moderna 6. Tone 2, Book 1, No. 4: Passamezzo Antico 7. Tone 2, Book 1, No. 5: Romanesca Antica 8. Tone 2, Book 1, No. 6: Saltarello 9. Tone 2, Book 2, No. 3: Passamezzo Moderno 10. Tone 2, Book 2, No. 4: Romanesca Moderna 11. Tone 3, Book 1, No. 7: Passamezzo Antico 12. Tone 3, Book 1, No. 8: Romanesca Antica 13. Tone 3, Book 1, No. 9: Saltarello 14. Tone 3, Book 2, No. 5: Passamezzo Moderno 15. Tone 3, Book 2, No. 6: Romanesca Moderna 16. Tone 4, Book 1, No. 10: Passamezzo Antico 17. Tone 4, Book 1, No. 11: Romanesca Antica 18. Tone 4, Book 1, No. 12: Saltarello 19. Tone 4, Book 2, No. 7: Passamezzo Moderno 20. Tone 4, Book 2, No. 8: Romanesca Moderna