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V.'s practice of D. g. was held until con. 18 century It was popular as a solo, ensemble and orc. instrument successfully competing with a cello. In the 16-18 centuries. for V. d.extensive chamber-type literature was created: madrigals, canzons, ricercars, suites from dance plays. genres.Sonatas and concerts for V. d. Are also not known. The authors of the compositions for V. D. were G. Purcell, I. S. Bach and other prominent composers, as well as the most prominent gambists: A. Ferrabosco, M. Mare, C. Simpson, A. Forkre and others. Many were advanced Gambo soloists: D. Ortiz (Spain), A. Mogar, J. Russo, Qué d'Erwellois, J. J. Nodot, C. A. de Blenville (France), O. Gibbons, J. Jenkins (England), D Funk, I. Schenk, E. K. Hesse, A. and M. Künel, I. Riemann (Germany), etc.