Daniel Bacheler

Daniel Bacheler (also spelled Bachelar) was a gifted English lutenist and composer active during the late Renaissance and early Baroque periods, born in 1572 and passing in 1619. He served in the court of Queen Elizabeth I and later under James I, gaining recognition as one of the most accomplished lutenists of his time. Bacheler composed an array of intricate pieces for solo lute that showcased both his virtuosity and a flair for inventive ornamentation, including pavans, galliards, and other popular dance forms of the era.

Though not as widely known as his contemporary John Dowland, Bacheler's music is admired today for its rhythmic vitality, melodic charm, and technical sophistication. His works have been preserved in several key manuscript collections, and modern recordings have helped reintroduce his music to contemporary audiences and scholars alike.

Genres

Classical

Chamber Music

Baroque

Early Music

Renaissance

Historical Performance

Latest Release

Une Jeune Fillette (A Young Maiden) [Arr. João Carlos Victor]

Daniel Bacheler•

João Carlos Victor

Single - Released November 10, 2023