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• Arts: Music: Instruments: Stringed: Charango  (3)
• Arts: Music: Instruments: Stringed: Guitar: Luthiers: Classical  (73)
• Arts: Music: Instruments: Stringed: Guitar: Variants: Alto Guitar  (6)
• Arts: Music: Styles: E: Early Music: Instruments: Early Guitars  (19)
• Shopping: Music: Instruments: Stringed: Lutherie  (40)
• Shopping: Music: Sheet Music: Strings  (28)

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• ABC Archive of Early Music - Lute tablature using a language that notates tunes in an ASCII format.
• English Lute Manuscripts and Scribes 1530-1630 - A thesis by Julia Craig-McFeely.
• English Lute Society - Located in London, they promote the lute and its music.
• Guitar loot - Arrangements for Classical Guitar of Renaissance and Baroque Music, mostly music written for the lute by Eric Crouch.
• A History of the Lute - From Antiquity to the Renaissance by Douglas A. Smith.
• Liuto com - A resource for lutes, old plucked instruments and early music.
• The Lute and Early Guitar Society Japan - The LGS is an association to enjoy European culture through lutes or early guitars and all music containing those instruments.
• Lute in the Classical Era - Baroque lute information by Roman Turovsky
• Lute Information - Assembled by Ed Dubrow.
• The Lute Page - Information about lutes, old and new, by Wayne Cripps.
• The Lute Ring - A webring for sites related to lutes and early guitars.
• The Lute Society of America - Devoted to the historical European lute and its music.
• Luteonline - The Renaissance lute made easier by Stefan Lundgren.
• Lutes - Information about old and new lutes, makers, music, techniques and organizations.
• Marcello Armand-Pilon - Maker and restorer of Renaissance and Baroque lute, archlute, theorbo, baroque guitar and vihuela from Cremona, Italy. Includes information on his instruments, a gallery, terms, and contacts.
• Renaissance Lute Beginner Page - Various tips and pieces of information John Redwood accumulated as a beginning lutenist.
• A Variety of Lute Lessons - Renaissance lute page by lutenist Mark Wheeler.