Dozens of toccatas were written for this instrument and a longer member of the same family by Giovanni Kapsberger. This instrument, which was played by members of the Gaultier family, (-5[1])accompanied vocal parts in a French (15[1])musical style (15[1])called “air de cour,” drawing from a collection that included the duet “My Lord Chamberlain, His Galliard.” (15[2])Michelagnolo and Vincenzo (-5[1])Galilei (15[3])both composed music (-5[1])for this instrument, (-5[1])which is related (15[1])to the (-5[1])(*) theorbo. (10[1])This string instrument (10[1])was the subject of one composer's Lachrimae, as (10[1])well as songs including "In darkness let me dwell" and “Flow my tears.” English Renaissance composer John Dowland wrote music for this (10[2])plucked string (10[1])instrument. For 10 points, name this (10[1])early guitar-like instrument (10[1])with an angled neck and pear-shaped body, whose (-5[1])types include the mandolin. ■END■