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English: Orlando di Lasso and the Bavarian court musicians of circa 1563-70, by Hans Mielich Valuable for accurate depictions of historic instruments. First known illustration of a cervelat or ragget.[1]
Date circa 1563-70
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Illumination from the second volume of Psalmi Poenitentiales or Busspsalmen (Penitential Psalms), a 2-volume book of motets by Orlando di Lasso. Made at the Bavarian court, circa 1563-70
Author Hans Mielich
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