Joan Ambrioso Dalza was a lutenist working in Italy in the early 16th century, though little is known of his life. Like so many lutenists of the time, he gravitated towards Venice. The music that has survived is almost entirely in dance form, their relative simplicity would indicate that they were composed with a popular market in mind. In total we have evidence that he composed 42 works, most contained in one document published in Venice in 1508.

Art & Music: Da Vinci - Music of His Time	Early Venetian Lute Music	FIRE AND ICE - Love Songs from 16th Century Venice
Lute Music - MILAN, L. / CAPIROLA, V. / MUDARRA, A. / DALZA, J. / NARVAEZ, L. / FRANCESCO DE MILANO (The Art of the Lute) (Iadone)	Lute Recital: Podolski, Michel - ATTAINGNANT, P. / DALZA, J.A. / NEUSIDLER, H. / MUDARRA, A. / GORZANIS, G. / FRANCISQUE, A. / NEGRI, C. / DOWLAND, J.	MADRID ATRIUM MUSICAE: Three Centuries of La Spagna
MUSIC FROM THE RENAISSANCE FROM THE TIME OF BOTTICELLI	Music of the Italian Renaissance	MUSICA RESERVATA OF LONDON: Concert of Early Music (A)
SERENISSIMA 1 (LA) - LUTE MUSIC IN VENICE 1500-1550	THIS WORLD'S GLOBE