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The Vihuela is a six-course
plucked instrument from the 15th and 16th century. The vihuela
belongs to the guitar family. It was most popular in Spain, as a solo instrument as well
as accompaniment for singers. An impressive repertory of music for vihuela survived in
printed Tablature. Today, there is a new generation of vihuela builders and players, in
Spain, that have revived the vihuela tradition. |
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37. Bass steps, and open trebles: |
Confirm that both of your wrists are free |
38. Treble steps, and open basses strings: |
Emphasis the soprano line |
| 39. Children's song, maybe you've heard it before... | Little intervals - stroke them together and keep the last finger's joint free |
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Fantasia for Vihuela - by Alonso de Mudarra (Spain 1536)