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Was wollen mir auf den Abendt thuen

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Was wollen mir auf den Abendt thuen
Was wollen mir auf den Abendt thuen

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Verlag Gitarrefreund, 1906.

Editor

Wilhelm Tappert, transcription from lute tablature
H. Rensch, transcription for guitar

Publisher

Munich: Verlag Gitarrefreund, 1906. Plate: G.-F.36

Misc. Notes

From the Boije collection.
A sample from Tappert's collection "Sang und Klang aus alter Zeit". Contains:

  1. Facsimile of old German lute tablature from a manuscript "Lautenbuch" in the collection of Hans Wilczek, dated 1590
  2. Transcription of the above tablature into keyboard score. A major
  3. Tablature diagram (old German lute tablature, adapted as an alternate guitar tuning)
  4. Transcription of the lute tablature into modern handwriting (Kurrentschrift)
  5. Transcription of the lute tablature into single staff guitar notation. E major
  6. Related version of the melody, after Böhme's Liederbuch and Hainhofer's Lautenbuch (1603), for solo voice (text for 1 verse). A major

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Was wollen mir auf den Abendt thuen

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Verlag Gitarrefreund, 1906.

Editor

Wilhelm Tappert, transcription from lute tablature
H. Rensch, transcription for guitar

Publisher

Munich: Verlag Gitarrefreund, 1906. Plate: G.-F.36

Misc. Notes

From the Boije collection.
A sample from Tappert's collection "Sang und Klang aus alter Zeit". Contains:

  1. Facsimile of old German lute tablature from a manuscript "Lautenbuch" in the collection of Hans Wilczek, dated 1590
  2. Transcription of the above tablature into keyboard score. A major
  3. Tablature diagram (old German lute tablature, adapted as an alternate guitar tuning)
  4. Transcription of the lute tablature into modern handwriting (Kurrentschrift)
  5. Transcription of the lute tablature into single staff guitar notation. E major
  6. Related version of the melody, after Böhme's Liederbuch and Hainhofer's Lautenbuch (1603), for solo voice (text for 1 verse). A major

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