About Simon Gintzler
Simon Gintzler (born around 1490 probably in South Tyrol; died after 1550) was a luteist and composer of the Renaissance. Gintzler, probably born in Tyrol, was a court luter with the Cardinal Prince Bishop and administrator of Bressanone, Cristoforo Madruzzo. Gintzler probably accompanied Madruzzo on his trips to Spain, the Netherlands, Flanders and Germany. Evidence of a relationship with the German Lute School is the inclusion of four sentences of Gintzler in Hans Gerles Eyn Newe's very artistic lute book.
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Eyn Newes Sehr Künstlichs Lautenbuch, 1552: Preambel - Recercar Quarto
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Eyn Newes Sehr Künstlichs Lautenbuch, 1552: Preambel - Recercar Secondo
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Circumdederunt me (Nimphes, nappés), for lute (after Josquin)
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Ava Maria, for lute (after Josquin)
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Recercar sexto
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Pater noster, for lute (after Josquin)
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Deus canticum novum
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Recerca segondo
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Pater noster
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Ave Mario - Josquin des Prez
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Simon Gintzler - Recercar segondo
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Circumdederunt me
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Ave Maria
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Recercar segondo
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Part II: Ave Maria
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Stabat Mater
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Eia Mater
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