Thomas Lupo
English viol player and composer
Born
August 7th, 1571
454 years ago
Died
1627
398 years ago — 56 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
England
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Born in 1571, this English musician made significant contributions to the viol repertoire in the early 17th century. Renowned for composing both consort music and pieces for solo viol, the work reflects the styles of the time. Besides compositions, this musician was involved in the growing popularity of the viol in England, leading to its prominence in music ensembles. The body of work includes a range of instrumental music that showcases the capabilities of the viol as both a solo and ensemble instrument.
Composed viol consorts and solo music
Influenced the development of viol music in England
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