Kalivoda Partita F-Dur

Only some biographical hints do exist about Georg Adalbert Kalivoda.
Kalivoda must have been a commoner living in Prague, working as
horn-player and lutenist (exactly: it seems, he has written some
music for the lute. If he was performing the lute, is unknown).
As one of four commoners he signed a petition addressed to the
government of Prague on 27th of March 1713, aiming to found a music
academy.
The 'Partie de l'Année 1720 a l'honneur L.C.J. de M. GA Kalivoda' (in
F major) is part of the so-called Buenos Aires manuscript (RISM VII,
p. 67: Biblioteca Nacional, Arg-BA Ms 236R, p. 120 ff.)
The manuscript, written around 1720 in different periods and hands,
includes around 150 pieces in different keys for 11- and 13-courses
Baroque Lute, in French tablature. Some pieces, originally written
down for the 11-courses lute, have been corrected in the bass line for
the use of a 13-courses instrument.