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A list of compositions by the Renaissance composer, publisher, and instrumentalist, Tielman Susato.
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A list of compositions by the Renaissance composer, publisher, and instrumentalist, Tielman Susato.
Danserye (1551)
Luculentum theatrum musicum (1568 - A compilation of pieces by various composers)
For solo lute
For two lutes
For solo lute
3 Dances
Danza de Hércules
Susato Suite
Le premier Livre des chansons à deux ou à troix parties (1544)
L'Unziesme Livre contenant 29 Chansons Amoureuses (1549)
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