In 1604, Dowland capitalized on the success of "Lachrimae" and "Flow, My Tears" by publishing another version of the work for:
A. solo singer with lute accompaniment
B. chamber ensemble
C. viol consort
D. solo cello
E. All of the above
F. None of the above
Answer (2)
In 1604, John Dowland published another version of "Lachrimae" and "Flow, My Tears" specifically for a solo singer accompanied by a lute. This choice emphasizes the emotional connection between the voice and the lute. Ultimately, the correct answer is the solo singer with lute accompaniment. ;
John Dowland published another version of "Lachrimae" and "Flow, My Tears" in 1604 specifically for a solo singer with lute accompaniment. This arrangement emphasizes the emotional connection between the voice and the lute, showcasing Dowland's intent to create a poignant musical experience. Therefore, the correct answer is A. solo singer with lute accompaniment.
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