Nicolas Vallet: Lute music

This fine program of works by 17th-century French lutenist/composer/teacher Nicolas Vallet will appeal primarily to lute players and devotees of plucked-string music of the northern

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Who can explain the recent surge of interest in John Dowland’s Lachrimae cycle, but here’s another new recording, which arrives on the heels of Astrée

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