The Renaissance Lute (Ronn McFarlane)

Pierre Attaingnant: 
1. Branle (1530, Paris)
2. Branle gay. Cest mon amy
3. Haulberroys
4. Haulberroys
5. Branle de Poictou
6. Adrian Le Roy (c1520-1598): Petite fantasie dessus l'accord du Leut
7. Passemeze
William Byrd (1543-1623): 
8. Pavana Bray
9. Galliard
John Dowland (1563-1626): 
10. Forlorn Hope Fancy
Anon: 
11.Greensleeves (Ballet Lute Book c.1590)
12.Greensleeves (Thysius Lute Book c.1600)
Francis Cutting: 
13.Greensleeves (c.1595)
Anon: 
14. John Come Kiss Me Now (Cozens Lute Book c.1600)
Hans Judenkünig: 
15. Madonna (c.1517, Vienna)
16. Christ ist erstanden (Christ is risen)
17. Und wer er nit erstanden (And who is not risen)
18. Der hoff dantz
19. Der hoff dantz (Nach tantz)
Hans Newsidler: 
20. Preambel (1536, Nuremberg)
21. Elslein liebstes Elslein mein (Dearest Elslein my Elslein)
22. Ich klag den tag (I lament the day)
23. Ein welsher tantz Wascha mesa
24. Der hupff auff
Luis Milan: 
25. Fantasia (1536, Valencia)
Luis de Narvaez: 
26. Conde Claros (1538, Valladolid)
27. Mille regretz
Allessandro Piccinini (1566-1638): 
28. Passacaglia
Robert Ballard: 
29. Branles de village (1614, Paris)
Valentin Bakfark: 
30. Fantasia
Joanambrosio Dalza: 
31. Pavane alla ferrarese (1508, Venice)
32. Salterello
33. Piva
Francesco da Milano (1497-1543):
34.  Ricercar #51
35. Ricercar #16
36. Fantasia #33
37. Ricercar #34
38. O Bone Jesu

Ronn McFarlane – lute

This album now rates as my favorite from among the lute music offerings readily available from commericial sources in the US. Ronn MacFarlane plays enthusiastically and dynamically, and the great affinity he seems to have for the songs is readily transmitted through the recording. There is nothing monotonous here: each rendition sparkles. Here is an album you can listen to again and again, eagerly anticipating every listen. --- Clifford Teapes, amazon.com

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