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Thomas Mace
Musick's Monument, London, 1676
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Mace has 109 entries

1	1st lesson - Preludium for the Hand in C-fa-ut-Key (Thomas Mace) B flat Major (6g) - Mace / 88

2	The 2d. Praelude, in D-sol-re (Thomas Mace) c minor (6g) - Mace / 91

3	The Third Praelude, in E-la-mi (Thomas Mace) d minor (6g) - Mace / 93

4	The 4th Praelude for Fingering, in E-la-mi-Key (Thomas Mace) E flat Major (6g) - Mace / 94

5	The 5th Praelude for Fingering, in Gam-ut-Key (Thomas Mace) F Major (6g) - Mace / 95

6	The Sixth Praelude in A-re-Key, for the Fingering (Thomas Mace) g minor (6g) - Mace / 97

7	The 7th Praelude, for Fingering (Thomas Mace) a minor (6g) - Mace / 98

8	Example in D sol re Key (Thomas Mace) c minor (6g) - Mace / 114

9	Example in E la mi Key (Thomas Mace) d minor (6g) - Mace / 114

10	Example in F fa ut Key (Thomas Mace) E flat Major (6g) - Mace / 114

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Music for Lute Instruments
A Database by Peter Steur and Markus Lutz

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Thomas Mace
Musick's Monument, London, 1676
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Music for Lute InstrumentsA Database by Peter Steur and Markus Lutz

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Thomas Mace
Musick's Monument, London, 1676
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