Luython, Carl. 4 volumes with typographical notes. 15 x 20 to 16 x 19.5 cm. (2) Blind-embossed leather d. C. (somewhat rubbed and infested) and (2) blind-eporated white leather ds C. C (bending, flaky and with small flaws) with gold-eborated coat of arms and DTitle on the lids and with 4 binding ribbons each. Prague, Georg Nigrin, 1603. Available are: I. Cantus. 1 Bl., XXIX, 1 Bl, II. Sextus. I Bl., XXIX, 1 Bl. - III. Tenor. 5 parts in 1 volume. - IV. Quintus. 5 parts in 1 volume. Carl Luython (1558-1620) was a Franco-Flemish composer and organist of the late Renaissance, who composed numerous fairs, among other things. – A little finger-spotty, slightly kink-spured with a few worm-frass. Band "Sextus" with open front joint. Very rare.