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Born in 1563, J. "John" Dowland is easily among the most well-known and highly regarded lutenists in history, with his music remaining vital well beyond his own lifetime.
Although he specialized in compositions for the lute, a small, hollow-bodied 15-or 24-stringed instrument somewhat resembling a guitar or mandolin, the impact of his music style extends beyond the lute.
There is not a great deal of information collected regarding Dowland's childhood and early years, but as an adult he became a composer for the court of Christian Continued...
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IV of Denmark. Known for his melancholy compositions, Dowland's works have influenced artists as seemingly removed from lute music as science fiction icon Philip K. Dick and pop/rock star Sting, who released an album of classical lute music in 2006 titled, Song from the Labyrinth. That album featured lutenist Edin Karamazov, widely considered among the most gifted modern players of the archaic instrument.
In addition to inspired artists and listeners to explore his lute-driven compositions, Dowland's music is often reinterpreted for classical guitar.
Dowland's best-known songs remain Flow My Tears, a song which has been widely played and interpreted by other artists, and Dowland himself wrote a series of seven interrelated variations on the musical theme of the song, the entire work is known as Lachrimae, or Seaven Teares, Figured in Seaven Passionate Pavans.
Dowland passed away in 1626.
