In this issue:
Joel van Lennep, Luthier 1941–2025 — Chris Henriksen, Hopkinson Smith, Seth Warner, Michael Barrett, Jim Meandors, and Catherine Liddell
Reviewing the Time Signature in “Conde claros” by Enriquez Valderrabano — Sean Smith
The Birth of a New Piece for Solo Theorbo, Between Player and Composer — Francesca Torelli & Ivan Fowler
Tribulations of a Doctor from Basel (1528–1586) and of his Lute Book — Jean-Marie Poirier
Robert de Visée and French Guitar Tuning — Lex Eisenhardt
The Swedish Lute — Anders Ericson
Making Sense of Spinacino’s Intabulations (Part 5) Spelunking with Spinacino Continued: “Jay pris amours” and “Helogerons nous” — Sean Smith
The New LSA Education Hub — Andrew Flory

The Journal of the Lute Society of America is an open access scholarly refereed journal.

In this issue:

Who was Vidal? — Paul Beier
In and Out of the “White Lion”: Giovanni Girolamo Kapsberger’s Family Background in Late Sixteenth-Century Rome and Beyond — Lothar Sickel
New Discoveries About Some Professional and Amateur Lutenists in the Dutch Republic (c. 1650 – c. 1700) — Jan W.J.Burgers and François-Pierre Goy

and more!