2009 – Volume 44, No. 3

• Lutenists on Parnassus: Reputation of Renaissance Lutenists – Hiroyuki Minamino
• A Description of MS II.C.23 (the Medici Lute Manuscript) in the Dolmetsch Library and a Summary of Modem Studies – John H. Robinson
• Music by Antonio Rotta in Manuscript Sources – Denys Stephens

• LSA Quarterly 2009, No 3

Errata

The author of the review of Gratie d’Amore is listed incorrectly. The review was written by Andrew Hartig.

2009 – Volume 44, No. 2

• Some Remarks on the Seven-Course Lute Music in the Siena Manuscript – Paul Beier
• What Do Lute Players Really Need to Know About Temperament? – Richard Kolb
• Report on a European Lute Festival – Michael Schreiner
• Interview with Paul O’Dette – Jocelyn Nelson
• The Siena Works of Francesco da Parigi – Jim Stimpson
• New Column: The Wire Connection – Andrew Hartig

• LSA Quarterly 2009, No 2

2009 – Volume 44, No. 1

• From a Bohemian Castle … Unravelling the 400-Year Saga of ltalian Lutes Built Around 1600 – Andre P. Larson
• A Tale of Two Lutes in South Dakota… A Close View of the Edlinger Lutes in the National Museum-A Player’s Perspective – Edward Martin
• On the Use of Gut Strings – Toyohiko Satoh
• Robert deVisee Teaches a Lesson in Rhythm – Michael Fink
• An Interview with Elizabeth Kenny – Edward Myers
• Looking at Manuscripts from an Economic Perspective – Douglas Towne
• Beyond the Basics: No Plodding- Ronn McFarlane

• LSA Quarterly 2009, No 1

2008 – Volume 43, No. 4

• Alexandre Agricola et ung bon joueur de luz” – Agricola and the Lute – Marc Lewan
• Alexander Agricola’s Comme femme from Francesco Spinacino, Intabulatura de Lauto Libro Primo 1507 – Sean Smith
• What the Heck’s Going on Here?!? – Douglas Hensley
• The Early German Song Von Edler Art – Dick Hoban
• Right Hand Movement and Follow Through in Thumb-Under Technique – Ronn McFarlane

• LSA Quarterly 2008, No 4

2008 – Volume 43, No. 3

• Performance Practice Forum: Reading Music Onstage- Nelson Amos, Kenneth Be, Nancy Carlin, Andrea Damiani, Peter Danner, Frank Koonce, Catherine Liddell, Ronn McFarlane, Michael Miranda, Jocelyn Nelson
• Revisiting Guardame las vacas by Narvaez – Frank Koonce
• Lute Society of America 2008 Summer Seminar- Nathan Barnett, Elizabeth Brown, Travis Carey, Robert Crim,
• Jocelyn Nelson, Jim Stimson, Suzanne Schwartz & Thomas E. Walker Jr. with Drawings by Andy Rutherford
• Michael Craddock and the Renaissance Guitar – Bill Thatcher
• The “Lost” Guitar Pieces of Adrian Le Roy – Michael Fink
• Announcement Regarding the “Princess An Lutebook” – Elizabeth C. D. Brown

• LSA Quarterly 2008, No 3

Errata

p. 47: A review of a Nigel North CD by Jim Stimson is missing its last lines, which should read: “The most dance-like pieces, meanwhile, recall the masque tunes of Robinson. In all, the recording reveals a composer whose work is varied, polished and at times profound, and a performer who has found his match.”

2008 – Volume 43, No. 2

• Francesco da Milano and Perino Fiorentino – Paul Beier
• Playing Francesco: Views on a Renaissance Master – Sean Smith, David van Ooijen, Catherine Liddell, Martin Shepherd, Dick Hoban & Jim Stimson
• Recalling a Divine Frenzy: A Conversation with Arthur Ness- Matthew Wright
• Purcell and Handel for the D Minor Lute – Jim Stimson
• Beyond the Basics: Avoid Labored Playing – Ronn McFarlane

• LSA Quarterly 2008, No 2

2008 – Volume 43, No. 1

• Re-envisioning the Broken Consort: Doing More with Less – Andrew Hartig
• Ray Nurse -The Big Picture – Ed Durbrow
• A Comparison Between Two Early Italian Intabulations – Sean Smith
• An Early Lute Setting of De to us biens plaine – Dick Hoban
• Beyond the Basics: A Lighter Touch – Ronn McFarlane

• LSA Quarterly 2008, No 1

2007 – Volume 42, No. 4

• LSA Summer Seminars 2008: Vancouver and Amherst
• Besard’s Dlugorai Fantasia: What’s Going On Here? – Doug Hensley
• Antonio de Cabezon-16th Century Spanish Keyboard Master – Dick Hoban
• A Suite of Pieces for 11 Course Lute From a Manuscript in Rostock – Catherine Liddell

• LSA Quarterly 2007, No 4

2007 – Volume 42, No. 3

• An Interview with Lutemakers Stephen Barber and Sandi Harris – Denys Stephens
• Eight German Dances – John H. Robinson
• “Full Fathom Five”: A Comparative Study of Two Settings for Voice and Lute – Brian Wright
• “In te Domine speravi” from Frottola to Real Lute Music – Wolfgang Wiehe
• Beyond the Basics: Quiet Practice – Ronn McFarlane
• Masters of Polyphony: The Plainsong Melody, Pange Lingua – Dick Hoban

• LSA Quarterly 2007, No 3

2007 – Volume 42, No. 2

• Jakob Lindberg- an Interview – Ed Durbrow
• Morlaye, Paladin, Phalese -Two Pastiches – David van Ooijen
• To the Muses: Nine Galliards by Vincenzo Galilei – Carin Zwilling
• Beyond the Basics: Trebles- Ronn McFarlane
• Masters of Polyphony: John Dunstable- English Astronomer and Composer – Dick Hoban

• LSA Quarterly 2007, No 2