Works for the Mandora
Le Roy and Ballard printed two books for the mandora in the sixteenth-century;
both are now lost. No other printed works are known, but both Virdung
and Agricola mention and diagram an instrument similar to the mandora
called a "quintern." In the Latin translation of Virdung 1511, Luscinius
labels this instrument the "lutina."
- Virdung 1511
- Virdung, Sebastian. Musica getutscht (Basel: M. Furter)
Treatise for organ, lute, recorder in German tablature
- Virdung 151?
- Virdung, Sebastian. Musica getutscht (Basel: M. Furter)
Treatise for organ, lute, recorder in German tablature
- Luscinius
1536
- Luscinius, Ottomar. Musurgia seu praxis musicae (Strassburg:
Johann Schott)
Treatise for organ, four lutes in German tablature; free translation
of Virdung 1511
- Luscinius
1542
- Luscinius, Ottomar. Musurgia seu praxis musicae (Strassburg:
Johann Schott)
Treatise for organ, lute in German tablature; = Luscinius
1536
- [Brunet 1578]
- Brunet, Pierre. tablature de Mandorre (Paris: Adrian Le
Roy and Robert Ballard)
Mandora in French tablature; **LOST
- [Le Roy 1585]
- Le Roy, Adrian. L'instruction pour la mandorre (Paris?:
Adrian Le Roy and Robert Ballard?)
Mandora in French tablature? **LOST
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