The Klosterneuburg Lute Book: Partita VIII @stephenarndt1943
The Klosterneuburg Lute Book: Partita VIII  @stephenarndt1943
Uploaded November 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
The manuscript from which these pieces are taken lies in the library of the Augustinian Abbey in Klosterneuburg, Austria, and dates from around the year 1700. I am playing from the Tree Edition of this work, edited with a forward by Michael Treder, who has skillfully grouped these pieces into "partitas," of which there are nineteen, along with a number of individual pieces, all of which I hope to record in time.

Please note that the last three pieces of this video are listed by Michael Treder as individual pieces and do not belong to the eighth "partita."

To listen to all the recordings from this manuscript as they become available, please see this playlist: youtube.com/playlist?.list=PLg2GtsZ0EeLtuwZBAk4s4RQcH45kcQepE

If you enjoy lute music, please see the playlist of my lute recordings here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLg2GtsZ0EeLtMBkiDQDVzG8rARl6X3WEh.
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The Klosterneuburg Lute Book: Partita VIII

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