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Titolo: finlandesi a go go (e Dowland)

segnalo che zwitausendeis ha in offerta un sacco di musica finlandese
a prezzi stracciati, chi puo', ne approfitti.
una cosa strainteressante in offerta su questo sito  e' anche
l'integrale (sic) della musica di john Dowland....
Stimando immensamente questo compositore, mi sa che prendero' questi
12 cd a l.100.000, tuttavia volevo sapere cosa ha composto Dowland???
Di lui, oltre alle celeberrime e strazianti lachirmae (nessuno le ha
messe nel thread sulla tristezza eh?!)  conosco solo il primo libro di
canzoni (spettacolari) e qualche brano per consort pof viols...
cos'altro c'e'??!!!
ciao!
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ned...@iperbole.bologna.it
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"Il Tempo, complice degli sterminatori, atterra la morale.
Chi, oggi, ce l'ha con Nabucodonosor?"
E.M.Cioran

 12 cd a l.100.000, tuttavia volevo sapere cosa ha composto Dowland???
Canzoni, musica per liuto, musiche per consort di viole penso
anche altro ma non so. Sono molto curioso anch'io e mi sa che
sara' l'unico acquisto concessomi ad aprile.
Roberto
 AYRES AND SONGES OF FOODES
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 cos'altro c'e'??!!!
WORKS
Editions: John Dowland: First Book of Ayres, ed. E.H. Fellowes, rev. T.
Dart, EL, 1st ser., i-ii (2/1965) [F i]John Dowland: Second Book of Songs,
ed. E.H. Fellowes, rev. T. Dart, EL, 1st ser., v-vi (2/1969) [F ii]John
Dowland: Third Booke of Songs, ed. E.H. Fellowes, rev. T. Dart and D. Scott,
EL, 1st ser., x-xi (3/1970) [F iii]John Dowland: A Pilgrimes Solace, ed.
E.H. Fellowes, rev. T. Dart, EL, 1st ser., xii, xiv (2/1969) [F iv]Robert
Dowland: A Musicall Banquet, ed. P. Stroud, EL, 2nd ser., xx (1968) [S]John
Dowland: Complete Psalms, ed. D Poulton (London, 1973) [P]The Collected Lute
Music of John Dowland, ed. D. Poulton and B. Lam (London, 1974, 3/1981)
[PL]John Dowland: Complete Consort Music, ed. E. Hunt (London, 1985) [H]John
Dowland: Ayres for Four Voices, ed. D. Greer, MB, vi (2000) [previous edn by
T. Dart and N. Fortune (1953, 2/1963)] [G]
*secular songs
for 4 voices and lute unless otherwise stated
The Firste Booke of Songes or Ayres of Fowre Partes (London, 1597/R1968, and
several later edns) [1597]
The Second Booke of Songs or Ayres of 2, 4. and 5. parts (London,
1600/R1970) [1600]
The Third and Last Booke of Songs or Aires (London, 1603/R1970) [1603]
A Pilgrimes Solace (London, 1612/R1970) [1612]
All ye whom love or fortune hath betrayed, 1597; F i, 28; G 32
A shepherd in a shade, 1600; F ii, 42; G 69
Awake sweet love, thou art returned, 1597; F i, 38; G 44
Away with these self-loving lads, 1597; F i, 42; G 49
Behold a wonder here, 1v, lute, b viol, 1603; F iii, 6
Burst forth, my tears, 1597; F i, 16; G 17
By a fountain where I lay, 1603; F iii, 24, G 99
Can she excuse my wrongs, 1597; F i, 10; G 10 [= Can she excuse, PL no. 42;
The Earl of Essex Galliard, H no. 12]
Cease, cease these false sports [see Welcome, black night]
Clear or cloudy sweet as April showering, 1600; F ii, 50; G 78
Come again, sweet love doth now invite, 1597; F i, 34; G 40
Come away, come sweet love, 1597; F i, 22; G 25
Come, heavy sleep, 1597; F i, 40; G 46
Come when I call, or tarry till I come (dialogue), 2vv, 3 viols, 5-part
chorus, 2 lutes, 1603; F iii, 42; G 122
Come, ye heavy states of night, 1600; F ii, 36; G 62
Daphne was not so chaste as she was changing, 1v, lute, b viol, 1603; F iii,
8
Dear, if you change, I'll never choose again, 1597; F i, 14; G 14
Die not before thy day, 2vv, lute, 1600; F ii, 17
Disdain me still, that I may ever love, 1612; F iv, 2; G 130
Faction, that ever dwells in court, 1600; F ii, 44; G 72
Farewell, too fair, 1v, lute, b viol, 1603; F iii, 2
Farewell, unkind, farewell, 1603; F iii, 28; G 105
Far from triumphing court, 1v, lute, b viol, 161020, F iv, 73; S 14
Fie on this feigning, is love without desire, 1603; F iii, 32; G 110
Fine knacks for ladies, 1600; F ii, 32; G 59
Flow, my tears, fall from your springs, 2vv, lute, 1600; F ii, 10 [=
Lachrimae, PL no. 15; Lachrimae antiquae, H no. 1]
Flow not so fast ye fountains, 1603; F iii, 16; G 89
From silent night, true register of moans, 1v, tr, b viols, lute, 1612; F
iv, 26
Go, crystal tears, 1597; F i, 18; G 20
Go nightly cares, the enemy to rest, 1v, tr, b viols, lute, 1612; F iv, 21
His golden locks Time hath to silver turned, 1597; F i, 36; G 42
Humour say what mak'st thou here (dialogue), 2vv, 4 viols, 4-part chorus,
lute, 1600; F ii, 52; G 81
If floods of tears could cleanse my follies past, 1600; F ii, 30; G 57
If my complaints could passions move, 1597; F i, 8; G 8 [= Captain Digorie
Piper's Galliard, PL no. 19; Captain Piper his Galliard, H no. 18]
I must complain, yet do enjoy my love, 1603; F iii, 34; G 112
In darkness let me dwell, 1v, lute, b viol, 161020; F iv, 80; S 18
I saw my lady weep, 2vv, lute, 1600; F ii, 8
It was a time when silly bees could speak, 1603; F iii, 36; G 114
Lady if you so spite me, 1v, lute, b viol, 161020; S 16; F iv, 76
Lasso vita mia, mi fa morire, 1v, tr, b viols, lute, 1612; F iv, 31
Lend your ears to my sorrow, good people, 1603; F iii, 22; G 97
Love stood amazed at sweet Beauty's pain, 1603; F iii, 20; G 94
Love, those beams, that breed, 1612; F iv, 8; G 139
Me, me and none but me, 1603; F iii, 10; G 83
Mourn, mourn, day is with darkness fled, 2vv, lute, 1600; F ii, 19
My heart and tongue were twins, 1612; F iv, 54; G 188
My thoughts are winged with hopes, 1597; F i, 6; G 6 [= Sir John Souch's
Galliard, PL no. 26; H no. 13]
Now cease, my wandering eyes, 1600; F ii, 34; G 61
Now, O now I needs must part, 1597; F i, 12; G 12 [= The Frog Galliard, PL
no.23]
O sweet woods, the delight of solitariness, 1600; F ii, 28; G 53
O what hath overwrought my all amazed thought, 1603; F iii, 26; G 102
Praise blindness, eyes, for seeing is deceit, 1600; F ii, 26; G 51
Rest awhile, you cruel cares, 1597; F i, 24; G 27
Say, Love, if ever thou didst find, 1603; F iii, 14; G 87
Shall I strive with words to move, 1612; F iv, 10; G 141 [= Mignarda, PL no.
34; Sir Henry Noel his Galliard, H no. 14]
Shall I sue, shall I seek for grace?, 1600; F ii, 46; G 73
Sleep wayward thoughts, 1597; F i, 26; G 30
Sorrow, stay, lend true repentant tears, 2vv, lute, 1600; F ii, 13
Stay, Time, awhile thy flying, 1612; F iv, 16; G 149
Sweet, stay awhile, why will you rise?, 1612; F iv, 4; G 134
Tell me, true Love, 1v, b viol, 4-part chorus, lute, 1612; F iv, 18; G 150
The lowest trees have tops, 1603; F iii, 38; G 117
Think'st thou then by thy feigning, 1597; F i, 20; G 23
Time's eldest son, Old Age (2p. Then sit thee down, and say thy Nunc
dimittis; 3p. When others sing Venite exultemus), 2vv, lute, 1600; F ii, 21
Time stands still, 1v, lute, b viol, 1603; F iii, 4
To ask for all thy love, 1612; F iv, 6; G 137
Toss not my soul, 1600; F ii, 48; G 75
Unquiet thoughts, 1597; F i, 2; G 1
Up merry mates, to Neptune's praise (dialogue), 2vv, 4-part chorus, lute,
1612; F iv, 56
Weep you no more, sad fountains, 1603; F iii, 30; G 108
Welcome, black night, Hymen's fair day, 1v, b viol (in 2p. Cease, cease
these false sports), 5-part chorus, lute, 1612; F iv, 62
Were every thought an eye, 1612; F iv, 13; G 145
What if I never speed?, 1603; F iii, 18; G 91
What poor astronomers are they, 1603; F iii, 40; G 120
When Phoebus first did Daphne love, 1603; F iii, 12; G 85
White as lilies was her face, 1600; F ii, 38; G 65
Whoever thinks or hopes of love for love, 1597; F i, 4; G 3
Wilt thou unkind thus reave me of my heart, 1597; F i, 30; G 35
Woeful heart with grief oppressed, 1600; F ii, 40; G 67
Would my conceit that first enforced my woe, 1597; F i, 32; G 37
Adieu, sweet amaryllis, 1v, pf [?acc. arr. H. Harty from lute tablature],
Library of Queen's University, Belfast; facs. in Greer (1987) (doubtful)
*psalms and devotional songs
A Pilgrimes Solace (London, 1612/R1970) [1612]
Lamentatio Henrici Noel (1597), GB-NO [NO]
All people that on earth do dwell [i] (Ps c), 4vv, 15927, P 8
All people that on earth do dwell [ii], 4vv, 162111; P 9
An heart that's broken and contrite, 4vv, mixed consort, 16147; ed. in EECM,
xi (1970), 24
Behold and have regard (Ps cxxxiv), 4vv, 15927; P14
If that a sinner's sighs be angel's food, 4vv, lute, 1612; F iv, 40; G 159
In this trembling shadow cast, 4vv, lute, 1612; F iv, 37; G 155
I shame at mine unworthiness, 5vv, 16147 ed. in EECM, xi (1970), p.176
Lord, hear my prayer, hark the plaint (Ps cxliii), 4vv, NO; P 26
Lord, in thy wrath reprove me not (Ps vi), 4vv, NO; P 28
Lord, to thee I make my moan [i] (Ps cxxx), 4vv, 15927; P 12
Lord, to thee I make my moan [ii], 4vv, NO; P 24
My soul praise the Lord (Ps civ), 4vv, 15927; P 10
O God of power omnipotent, 4vv, 15927; P 15
O Lord consider my distress (Ps li), 4vv, NO; P 18
O Lord of whom I do depend, 4vv, NO; P 20
O Lord, turn not away thy face, 4vv NO; P 16
Put me not to rebuke, O Lord (Ps xxxviii), 15927; P 7 [tune also used for
other texts, including numerous other psalms]
Where righteousness doth say, 4vv, NO; P 22
Where sin, sore-wounding, 4vv, lute, 1612; F iv, 51; G 183
*lute
Nos. in parentheses are those used in the edition [PL] and in Poulton
(1972); for additional sources see Ward (1977) and Craig-McFeely
Fantasias etc.:
Farewell (3)
Farewell (4) [on In nomine]
Forlorn Hope (2)
4 untitled fantasias: d (5), 2 in g (6, 7), G (1, 1a)
Prelude (98)
Pavans:
Dr Case's Pavan (12)
Lachrimae (15) [= Flow, my tears, fall from your springs; also for consort;
H1]
La mia Barbara (95)
Mr John Langton's Pavan (14) [= Sir John Langton his Pavan]
Mrs Brigide Fleetwood's Pavan (Solus sine sola) (11)
Piper's Pavan (8)
Resolution (13) [also for lute and b viol as Dowland's Adieu for Master
Oliver Cromwell, 1600]
Semper Dowland semper dolens (9) [also for consort, H no.8]
Sir John Langton his Pavan (14a)
Solus cum sola (10)
The Lady Russell's Pavan (17)
5 untitled pavans: g (16), g (18), c (94), d, g, J.D. Mylius, Thesaurus
gratiarum (1622)
Galliards:
Can she excuse (42) [= The Right Honourable Robert, Earl of Essex, his
Galliard; also a secular song, and for consort, H no.12]
Captain Digorie Piper's Galliard (19) [= If my complaints could passions
move; also for consort, H no.18]
Dowland's Bells (43a) [= The Lady Rich's Galliard]
Galliard to Lachrimae (46)
Giles Hoby's Galliard (29) [also for consort, H no.15]
Melancholy Galliard (25)
Mignarda (34) [= Shall I strive with words to move; Mr Henry Noel his
Galliard, H no.14]
Mr Knight's Galliard (36)
Mr Langton's Galliard (33)
Mrs Vaux Galliard (32)
My Lord Chamberlain his Galliard [duet on one lute] (37)
Round Battle Galliard (39)
Suzanna Galliard (91) [variant of The Right Honourable the Lord Viscount
Lisle, his Galliard]
Sir John Souch's Galliard (26) [= My thoughts are winged with hopes; also
for consort, H no.13]
The Earl of Derby's Galliard (44, 44a)
The Frog Galliard (23, 23a) [= Now, O now, I needs must part]
The Lady Rich's Galliard (43a) [= Dowland's Bells]
The Most High and Mighty Christianus the Fourth, King of Denmark, his
Galliard (40) [also for consort, H no.11]
The Most Sacred Queen Elizabeth, her Galliard (K. Darcy's Galliard) (41)
The Queen's Galliard (97)
The Right Honourable Robert, Earl of Essex, his Galliard) (42a) [= Can She
Excuse]
The Right Honourable the Lady Clifton's Spirit (K. Darcy's Spirit) (45)
The Right Honourable the Lord Viscount Lisle, his Galliard (Sir Robert
Sidney's Galliard) (38) [= Mr Bucton's Galliard, H no.19]
10 untitled galliards: 2 in c (28, 35), d (20), D (24) [= Awake sweet love,
thou art returned]; f (27), 5 in g (21, 22, 30, 31, 104)
Almains etc.:
Lady Hunsdon's Puffe (Lady Hunsdon's Almain) (54)
Lady Laiton's Almain (48)
Mr Dowland's Midnight (99)
Mrs Clifton's Almain (53)
Mrs Nichols Almain (52) [also for consort, H no.20]
Mrs White's Thing (Mrs White's Choice) (50)
Sir John Smith, his Almain (47)
3 untitled almains: c (96), D (51), G (49)
Jigs etc.:
Coranto (100)
Mrs Vaux's Jig (57)
Mrs White's Nothing (56)
Mrs Winter's Jump (55)
Tarleton's Resurrection (59)
The Shoemaker's Wife, a Toy (58)
Arrangements of songs and popular tunes:
Aloe (68)
Come away (60) [= Come again, sweet love doth now invite]
Complaint (Fortune my foe) (63) [probably 2p. of a duet]
Fortune my foe (62)
Go from my window (64)
Lord Strang's March (65)
Loth to depart (69)
Monsieur's Almain, GB-Cu, I-Gu, US-NH
My Lord Willoughby's Welcome Home [i, in d] (66)
My Lord Willoughby's Welcome Home [ii, in c], 2 lutes (66a) [2nd part
doubtful]
Orlando Sleepeth (61)
Robin (70)
Walsingham (67)
*consort
For 5 viols/vns unless otherwise stated; 'mixed consort' = vn or tr viol, fl
or rec, b viol, lute, cittern, bandora
Nos. in parentheses are those used in the edition [H]
Lachrimae or Seaven Teares, 5 viols/vns, lute (London, 1604/R) [1604]
Pavans:
Lachrimae amantis, 1604 (6)
Lachrimae antiquae, 1604 (1) [= Flow, my tears, fall from your springs; also
for lute, PL no.15]
Lachrimae antiquae novae, 1604 (2)
Lachrimae coactae, 1604 (5)
Lachrimae gementes, 1604 (3)
Lachrimae tristes, 1604 (4)
Lachrimae verae, 1604 (7)
Mr John Langton's Pavan, 1604 (10) [also for lute, PL no.14]
Piper's Pavan, D-Kl [also for lute, PL no.8]
Semper Dowland semper dolens, 1604 (8) [also for lute, PL no.9]
Sir Henry Umpton's Funeral, 1604 (9)
Galliards:
Captain Piper his Galliard, 1604 (18) [= If my complaints could passions
move; also for lute, PL no.19]
Mr Bucton's Galliard, 1604 (19) [= Suzanna Galliard, PL no.91; The Right
Honourable the Lord Viscount Lisle, his Galliard, PL no.38]
Mr Giles Hobies Galliard, 1604 (15) [also for lute, PL no.29]
Mr Henry Noel his Galliard, 1604 (14) [= Shall I strive with words to move;
Mignarda, PL no.34]
Mr Nicholas Gryffith his Galliard, 1604 (16)
Mr Thomas Collier his Galliard with 2 Trebles, 1604 (17)
Sir John Souch his Galliard, 1604 (13) [= My thoughts are winged with hopes;
also for lute, PL no.26]
The Earl of Essex Galliard, 1604 (12) [= Can she excuse my wrongs; Can she
excuse, PL no.42]
The King of Denmark's Galliard, 1604 (11) [also for lute, PL no.40]
Almains:
Mistress Nichols Almand, 1604 (20) [also for lute, PL no.52]
Mr George Whitehead his Almand, 1604 (21)
almain, C, vn/tr viol, 6, GB-Lbl
Fuga, 2 tr, GB-Lbl
*other consort settings published in Dowland's lifetime
2 pavans, 3 galliards, mixed consort, T. Morley: The First Booke of Consort
Lessons (London, 1599, 2/161121) [?arr. T. Morley]; ed. S. Beck (New York,
1959), nos.4-7, 10
1 almain, 160314 [?arr. V. Haussmann]; ed. in DDT, 1st ser., xvi (1904,
2/1958), no.26
1 galliard, 160728 (22)
3 pavans, 161022 [arr. T. Simpson] (23, appx 1, appx 2)
1 galliard, 1 courante, 4 vns/viols, 161216, ed. G. Oberst, Michael
Praetorius: Werke, xv (Wolfenbüttel, 1929), nos.157, 300
2 pavans, 1 galliard, 4 vns/viols, 161624 [?arr. K. Hagius]
1 pavan, 3 lutes, tr, b viol, J.-B. Besard, Novus partus (Augsburg, 1617)
[arr. Besard]
1 pavan (24), 1 courante (25), 1 aria (26), 1 volta (27), 4 vns/viols, bc,
162119 [?arr. T. Simpson]
*works of uncertain authorship
lute
(numbers refer to edition [PL])
5 untitled fantasias: d (72), 2 in g (71, 101), 2 in G (73-4); 1 prelude, F
(102)
Pavans: A Dream (75); 1 untitled pavan, B (86); 1 by Moritz, Landgrave of
Hesse, 161023, ?arr. by Dowland
Galliards: Can she excuse (89) [anon. arr. of Dowland's work (42)]; Galliard
Fr. Cutting (92) [arr. of galliard in D (24)]; Hasellwood's Galliard (84)
[arr. of consort work by A. Holborne]; My Lady Mildmay's Delight (83) [?by
R. Johnson]; Piper's Galliard (88) [anon. arr. of Captain Digorie Piper's
Galliard (19)]; The Frog Galliard (90) [anon. arr. of Dowland's work (23)];
7 untitled galliards: 3 in f (76, 82, 87) [(87) is ?arr. of song or psalm
tune], 1 in F/g (103), 3 in g (85, 104-5)
Sir Henry Guildford his Almain, 161023 [anon., probably by Dowland]
Jigs, etc.: A Coy Joy (80); Mrs Norrish's Delight (77); Tarleton's Jig (81);
1 (untitled) in c (78)
Arrangements of songs: [Une jeune filette] (93); What if a day (79)
consort
Pavans: Lachrimae, GB-Lbl [arr. of Dowland's work ?by W. Wigthorpe];
Lachrimae, inc., ?4 vns/viols, Eu, Lbl; Solus cum sola, mixed consort
(cittern pt only), Cu; Solus cum sola, Lcm, inc.; Solus cum sola, US-LAuc,
inc.
Galliards: Do. Re. Ha. Galliard, inc., mixed consort, GB-Cu [arr. of The
Most Sacred Queen Elizabeth, her Galliard]; Lachrimae Galliard, mixed
consort (bandora pt only), Lam [arr. of Sir John Souch's Galliard]; Lady
Rich's Galliard (b pt only), Lbl; Round Battle Galliard, mixed consort, Cu,
inc.
Almains, etc.: Dowland's Puffe, mixed consort (?rec pt only), Och [arr. of
Lady Hunsdon's Puffe]; Lady Laiton's Almain, ?mixed consort (lute pt only)
(PL no.48a); Smith's Almain, ?mixed consort (lute pt only) (PL no.47a)
Jigs, etc.: Mrs Nicholls Jumpe, inc. (vn/tr viol pt only), US-LAuc[arr. of
Mrs Winter's Jump]; Tarleton's Jig [arr. of PL no.81, authorship uncertain],
ed. in MB, xl (1977), no.23
Arrangements of popular tunes: Fortune my foe, mixed consort, ed. in MB, xl
(1977), no.25; Orlando, ?mixed consort (tr lute, bandora pts), LT-Va[arr. of
Orlando Sleepeth]
translations
Andreas Ornithoparcus his Micrologus (London, 1609)
'Necessarie Observations Belonging to the Lute and Lute Playing, by John
Baptisto Besardo of Visonti', Varietie of Lute-lessons(London, 1610/R1958)
[possibly by R. Dowland]
'Other Necessary Observations Belonging to the Lute', ibid.
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Chiedo ad Ale se gentilmente può postare anche l'elenco integrale di
tutte le opere di Anthony Holborne (contemporaneo di Dowland).
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Anthony Holborne:
WORKS
Edition: The Complete Works of Anthony Holborne, HPM, i (1967) [lute,
bandora]; v (1973) [cittern]
The Cittharn Schoole (London, 1597/R); 58 works, ed. in HPM, v
Pavans, Galliards, Almains and Other Short Aeirs both Grave, and Light, in
Five Parts, for Viols, Violins, or Other Musicall Winde Instruments (London,
1599); 65 works, ed. B. Thomas (London, 1980)
My heavy sprite opprest with sorrowes might, v, lute, b, ed. in HPM, i
O Lord, whose grace no limits comprehend, GB-Lbl Add.15117 (doubtful)
5 mixed consort arrs.: 4 inc. in P. Rosseter, Lessons for Consort (London,
1609); 1 in GB-Cu, ed. in MB, xl (1977)
53 works for lute, ed. in HPM, i
15 works for bandora, ed. in HPM, i
4 works for cittern, ed. in HPM, v
BIBLIOGRAPHY
B. Jeffery: 'Instrumentation in the Work of Antony Holborne', GSJ, xix
(1966), 20--26
B. Jeffery: 'The Lute Music of Antony Holborne', PRMA, xciii (1966--7),
25--31
B. Jeffery: 'Antony Holborne', MD, xxii (1968), 129--205
J.M. Ward: 'Anthony Holborne's Letter to an Unnamed Patron', JLSA, x (1977),
117--18
M. Kanazawa: 'A Comparative Study of Versions for Lute, Cittern, Bandora and
Instrumental Ensemble of Compositions by Anthony Holborne', Le luth et sa
musique II: Tours 1980, 123--38
L. Hulse: 'Sir Michael Hicks (1543--1612): a Study in Musical Patronage',
ML, lxvi (1985), 220--27, esp. 221
L. Hulse: 'The Musical Patronage of Robert Cecil, First Earl of Salisbury
(1563--1612)', JRMA, cxvi (1991), 24--40
P. Holman: Four and Twenty Fiddlers: the Violin at the English Court,
1540--1690 (Oxford, 1993)
D. Pinto: 'Walter Earle and his Successors', The Consort, xlix (1993),
13--16
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l'integrale (sic) della musica di john Dowland....
John Dowland e' quello che se lo scarichi da Napster diventa John Download?
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