Some years ago I was reading through the original tabulature manuscript MS Egerton 2046 in the British Library, London. This manuscript is know as one of the finest sources of the English lute repertory, because it contains more than 80 renaissance lute pieces from composers such as Dowland, Rosseter, Bacheler and Johnson. 
However, the great surprise is that in the middle of the book varying writers have added - in an upside-down-orientation in the manuscript - early baroque lute music from French and English composers. To make it even more attractive, these pieces in French Tabulature are for lutes in various Accords Nouveaux tunings.
To play these pieces I had to re-string and re-tune my baroque lute to one of the early baroque lute tunings know today as Accords Nouveaux.

Sarabande in g minor for Baroque Lute in Accords Nouveaux tuning

Here I present my recordings of baroque lute pieces composed by German, French and English lute composers and baroque lute pieces from manuscripts and sources today preserved in Germany, France and Great Britain.
Majority of these pieces have not been played for the last three hundred years or so, and have never been recorded. Accordingly many pieces represent "world premier" recordings.

Sarabande in g minor for Baroque Lute in Accords Nouveaux tuning

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