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Created by Elam Rotem
Many thanks to Anne Smith and Leonardo Bartolotto.
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[02:05] Some viewers commented that the first published Romanesca (or a musical statement and a variation that might be called later a Romanesca) is found in Joan Ambrosio Dalza’s lute book from 1508, . Many thanks to Sean Smith and Martin Shepherd.
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