1. An obsolete instrument of the viol tribe: The viola d’amore

2. For its swetenesse & novelty: The wire-strung viola d’amore

3. Especially charming in the stillness of the evening: The sympathetically-strung viola d’amore

4. La Viole d’amour est ordinairement montée de 6. ou de 7. cordes: Design and development of the viola d’amore

5. A dolefull & straunge noyse of violles, Cythren, Bandurion: The context of the viola d’amore

6. Une masse de violes d'amour chantant une belle prière: The viola d’amore’s revival

About the Author

Rachael Durkin is a Senior Lecturer in Music at Northumbria University, specialising in the field of organology. She holds a doctorate from The University of Edinburgh (2015), and has previously worked at both The University of Edinburgh and Edinburgh Napier University.

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