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English: Image from Cantigas de Santa Maria of European and Islamic musicians in 13th century playing stringed instruments. Canticle n°120. 13th century. Madrid, San Lorenzo de El Escorial library (MONASTERIO-BIBLIOTECA-COLECCION).
Date circa 1280 A.D.
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ATTRIBUTION: Royal Library of the Monastery of El Escorial (RBME). National Heritage.
original manuscript: Page 125R of the Codex of the musicians
Author

The court of Alfonso X (1251-1284)

From the Patrimonio Nacional website:" we can affirm that it is a collective creation in which several musicians and authors of the court participated, among whom the monarch himself stands out. We also do not know the identity of its material creators, but copyists and illuminators in the service of the royal desk participated in a fully coordinated manner"..."
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Comparison
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    Guitarra Latina (left) and Guitarra Morisca (right)
  • Prim tambura from Hungary.
    Prim tambura from Hungary.

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