17世紀フランス・リュート音楽研究(1) : ドニ・ゴティエの2冊のリュート曲集の緒言をめぐって

After 1600, The Lute music flourished in France, especially at the reign of Louis XIII and the early at Louis XIV\u27s. Its music is very unique and is said to have formed the basis of the French manner of ornamentations, danse-suit formula, as well as the style of \u27Baroque Lute\u27 music, and also have effected the French Clavecin school. This thesis is aimed at translating and examined the forewords of two lute books, Pieces de Luth and Liure de Tablature by Denis Gaultier, who was then one of the representative lutenists active in Paris. These books, published about 1670-80 when the lute music had already began to decline, were one of the most important sources of information of lute playing technique and ornamentations. So this is the first step to reveal the aspects of the seventeenth century\u27s lute music in France