Thomas Lupo
English composer and viol player
Thomas Lupo (baptised 7 August 1571 – probably December 1627) was an English composer and viol player of the late Elizabethan and Jacobean eras. Along with Orlando Gibbons, John Coprario, and Alfonso Ferrabosco, he was one of the principal developers of the repertory for viol consort.
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Works
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- Fantasia 1 in 5 parts, VdGS 11
- Fantasia 10 in 5 parts, VdGS 3
- Fantasia 10 in 6 parts, VdGS 10
- Fantasia 12 in 3 parts, VdGS 14
- Fantasia 13 in 3 parts, VdGS 15
- Fantasia 15 in 3 parts, VdGS 24
- Fantasia 15 in 3 parts, VdGS 26
- Fantasia 17 in 3 parts, VdGS 27
- Fantasia 2 in 5 parts, VdGS 12
- Fantasia 2 in 6 parts, VdGS 2
- Fantasia 27 in 5 parts, VdGS 23
- Fantasia 29 in 5 parts, VdGS 25
- Fantasia 30 in 5 parts, VdGS 26
- Fantasia 31 in 5 parts, VdGS 27
- Fantasia 35 in 5 parts, VdGS 33 “Oh che vezzosa”
- Fantasia 5 in 6 parts, VdGS 5
- Fantasia 8 in 3 parts, VdGS 10
- Fantasia 8 in 6 parts, VdGS 8
- Fantasia 9 in 5 parts, VdGS 1
- Fantasia [Air] in 4 parts No. 5
- Fantasia in 4 parts, no. 12
- Fantasia in 6 Parts No. 9
- Fantasia in 6 parts No. 1
- Fantasia in 6 parts No. 11
- Fantasia in 6 parts No. 4
- Fantasie in D minor for Two Violins and Bass
- Pavan 28 in 3 parts, VdGS 3
- Pavan in 3 parts No. 26
- Pavane
- Shows and Nightly Revels
- Time, That Leads the Fatal Round