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luthier
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luthier

In music, a term which originally meant a lute-maker and later, by transference, came to indicate a maker of string instruments in general.



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[4] The lute-poem flourished among the poets of the so-called Pleiade group and also among those who lived in Lyons, which was a prosperous center of lutherie and a hub for the printing and diffusion of Italian lute tablatures in the middle third of the century.
The Gendering of the Lute in Sixteenth-Century French Love Poetry [*] by ZECHER, CARLA / Renaissance Quarterly
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