6 Lute Pieces of the Renaissance - No. 4 Gagliarda was written by Anonymous (Renaissance), transcribed by Oscar Chilesotti. This Gagliarda is part of the same Six Lute Pieces of the Renaissance set, where Italian scholar Oscar Chilesotti arranged anonymous 16th‑century lute dances into modern notation for lute and guitar. Chilesotti’s version of the Gagliarda is frequently included in classical guitar anthologies and student repertoire as a concise example of Renaissance dance style.
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