Basel Study Days on Lute and Tablature

Begrüssung & Einleitung / Welcome & Introduction
Martin Kirnbauer (Schola Cantorum Basiliensis)

John Griffiths
What have we learned from the Encyclopaedia of Tablature?

Andreas Schlegel
Tablature transcription versus interpretation

Crawford Young
De inventione et usu musice: the Most Important Instrument You Never Heard

Silas Bischoff
Die Hungersperger-Lautentabulatur – Edition einer Quelle anspruchsvoller Lautenmusik zu Beginn des 16. Jahrhunderts

Eric Thomas
La Questione dell'Intabulatura: The Lute Book in Early Sixteenth-Century Italy

Taiga Yamamoto & Christian Velasco Vázquez
Recital: Duos from Wolf Heckel’s Lautten Bůch

Kateryna Schöning, Christoph Steindl
About the Project E-LAUTE – new Editions and new Perspectives

Silas Bischoff, Irina Döring, Olja Janjuš, Reinier de Valk, David Weigl
E-LAUTE: Latest Updates: MEI (tablature and CMN), State of the Work, Workflows and Tools, Editing conventions, Goals of the Project until March 2026

Stefan Rosmer
E-LAUTE: Edition of the texts (TEI) – Why does a lute tablature edition need the edited texts?

Marc Lewon, Julia Jaklin
Audio recordings as part of the E-LAUTE edition

Ilias Kyriazis e.a.
An Update on the Data Infrastructure and the Knowledge Graphs

Olja Janjuš
Computational ‘Understanding’ of Diminution Rules

E-LAUTE-Team
Discussion: Usability of the platform and of the edition E-LAUTE. New research perspectives and open issues

Hector Sequera
Towards a digital edition of John Dowland

Victor Coelho
The Manuscript Sources of 17th-Century Italian Lute Music, 2.0

Grzegorz Joachimiak
European Lute Music 1600-1800: New Research Directions and an Invitation to Collaborate

Roundtable
Databases and the Tablature Sources (moderation: John Griffiths)

Flora Papadopoulos(with students)
Lecture Recital: The Renaissance harp in consort – Reassessing Henestrosa’s Libro de cifra nueva (1557)

Fiona Kizzie Lee
The Millstatt tablature: new findings

Augusta Campagne, Ian Pritchard
Hacking the System: Notational Conventions in Sixteenth Century Italian keyboard Intavolature

Kateryna Schöning
Book Presentation: Loci communes und Tabulaturen des 16. Jahrhunderts im deutschsprachigen Raum, Vienna: Hollitzer 2025

Maria Christina Cleary
Playing with and from numbers:Teaching keyboard and harp tablatures in the 21st century

Kateryna Schöning, Heidrun Rosenzweig
D-LEm I.8°191: The Earliest Surviving Harp Tablature: Editions, Selection Criteria and Intabulation Practice (lecture recital)

Tom Knight
'Ancient Scottish Melodies'? The Skene Mandore Manuscript re-evaluated [work in progress]

Michal Hottmar
Tabulature for the Mandora of Bratislava from 18th-century, in the context of the Central European area.
Analysis, comparison, and interpretation of results. A contribution to the early history of Slovak Music

Xavier Díaz-Latorre
The Silent Chapel: Guerrero’s Villanescas on the Vihuela (lecture recital)

David Dolata
The Philosophy of Transcription: What Do You Really Mean by That?

Joshua Brown
New lute songs