Today marks 400 years since the death of John Dowland (1563–1626), a master of the English Renaissance. From his famous Bookes of Songes to the intricate Lachrimae, Dowland's lute music captured the specific, moody atmosphere of the Elizabethan and Jacobean courts. Four centuries later, his compositions for lute and voice remain essential pieces of the classical repertoire. 🕯️ Discover performances by Jean Rondeau , Philippe Jaroussky - Page officielle , and others with a new 10-CD box: https:/