Gardano1611

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Balletti Moderni Facili per sonar sopra il Livto
Date: 1611
Gardano1611 has 73 entries

35	Alta Visconte (OT) - Gardano1611 / 29
	*ConcR1899* 1. Negri1604 / 183
36	Canario (OT) - Gardano1611 / 29
	*ConcR481* 1. Besard1617 / 27 (2) \| 2. Boteler / 8r (citt) \| 3. CH-Bfenyves / 37v (2) \| 4. Caroso1581 / 176r (3) \| 5. Caroso1581 / 180v \| 6. Caroso1600 / 293 (2) \| 7. D-LEm6-15 / X.3v (3) \| 8. D-Lr1198 (Canarie) \| 9. DK-KkThott841 / 80r (1) \| 10. F-Pn941 / 32r \| 11. F-Pn941 / 38v \| 12. Fuhrmann1615 / 146 (2) \| 13. GB-Balcarres / 137 \| 14. GB-CtcO162 / 5 \| 15. GB-CuNn636 / 3r \| 16. GB-EuAdv5218 / 2 \| 17. GB-HAB1 / 193v \| 18. GB-HAB1 / 193v \| 19. GB-LblAdd38539 / 26r (2) \| 20. Hove1601 / 107r \| 21. Hove1612 / 66r \| 22. I-FnXIX105 / 18r (2) \| 23. I-Nc7664 / 86r \| 24. Kapsberger1640 / 37 \| 25. NL-Lt1666 / 392r (1) \| 26. NL-Lt1666 / 392r (2) \| 27. NL-Lt1666 / 392r (3) \| 28. NL-Lt1666 / 392r (4) \| 29. NL-UlbRAR MS1q1 / 8r \| 30. Negri1602 / 201 \| 31. Negri1604 / 202 \| 32. PL-Kj40143 / 10v \| 33. Praetorius1612 / G1v (1, XXXI) \| 34. RF-SPanON124 / 39r \| 35. S-Skma Finspong9098(1) / 23 (violin) \| 36. US-Cn7Q5 / 114 \| 37. US-Cn7Q5 / 134 \| 38. US-Cn7Q5 / 150 \| 39. US-Cn7Q5 / 151 \| 40. US-SFscM21M3 / 62 cf. GB-Lam603 / 38r (2) - Barbetta1585 / 11

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