Source of duos: Guami (1588)

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	rubric	notes	concordances	modern editions
1.	[textless duo in E]			Bornstein, Guami Thomas, Guami
2.	[textless duo in D]			Bornstein, Guami Thomas, Guami
3.	[textless duo in D]	The first part of the duo is based on the solmization obbligo La sol fa re mi.		Bornstein, Guami Bornstein, Italian Duos Thomas, Guami
4.	[textless duo in F]			Bornstein, Guami Bornstein, Italian Duos Thomas, Guami
5.	[textless duo in F]	This duo is a free fantasia on the popular song «Innsbruck ich muß dich laßen».		Bornstein, Guami Thomas, Guami
6.	[textless duo in F]			Bornstein, Guami Thomas, Guami
7.	[textless duo in F]			Bornstein, Guami Thomas, Guami
8.	[textless duo in F]			Bornstein, Guami Thomas, Guami
9.	[textless duo in F]			Bornstein, Guami Thomas, Guami
10.	[textless duo in C]			Bornstein, Guami Thomas, Guami
11.	[textless duo in G]			Bornstein, Guami Thomas, Guami
12.	[textless duo in G]			Bornstein, Guami
13.	[textless duo in F]			Bornstein, Guami Thomas, Guami
14.	[textless duo in G]			Bornstein, Guami Thomas, Guami
15.	[textless duo in G]			Bornstein, Guami Thomas, Guami
16.	[textless duo in F]			Bornstein, Guami Thomas, Guami
17.	[textless duo in E]			Bornstein, Guami
18.	[textless duo in G]			Bornstein, Guami Thomas, Guami
19.	[textless duo in G]			Bornstein, Guami
20.	[textless duo in G]	The duo is based on the solmization obbligo Ut re mi fa sol la (hexachord).		Bornstein, Guami Bornstein, Italian Duos
21.	[textless canon by inversion]	This canon may be performed in two different ways.		Bornstein, Guami
22.	[textless duo in G]			Bornstein, Guami
23.	[textless duo in G]			Bornstein, Guami Thomas, Guami

Francesco Guami, Ricercari a due voci (Angelo Gardano, Venice 1588)		RISM: G4798
23 textless duos; one of them is a canon that may be played in two different ways, hence the total number of duos raises to 24.	Upper part-book: «CANTO» Lower part-book: «TENORE»	contents facsimiles literature

literature
Bornstein, Italian Duos, vol. I, p. 133, 161-71; vol. II, p. 130-33.	A study of the Italian duo throughout the Renaissance and the Baroque.