English keyboard music : Volume 1 : London, Royal College of Music Library, MS 2093 : (1660s–1670s)
edited by Heather Windram and Terence Charlston. With an introductory essay by Andrew Woolley. Foreword by Colin Lawson.
Musikknoter med bok 1971 · Klassisk musikk
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| Utgitt | Oslo : Norsk musikforlag , 1971
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| Omfang | 112 s.
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| Opplysninger | N.M.O. 13757. - Altogether there are thirty pieces organised by genre (twenty-one preludes and voluntaries, three grounds, two fantasias, a trumpet air, song arrangements and dances, and a figured-bass exercise) by John Bull, John Blow, William Byrd, John Dowland, Orlando Gibbons, Matthew Locke, John Maynard, Benjamin Rogers, Thomas Weelkes and Abiel Whichello. The music would have been performed on any available keyboard instrument (harpsichord, clavichord, chamber organ, or church organ). As a document of contemporary performance practice and musical pedagogy, the manuscript reveals important evidence about fingering, ornamentation, figured-bass, and keyboard improvisation. This edition provides a complete facsimile, a transcription of all thirty pieces in modern notation, together with critical commentary, and an extensive introduction discussing the source, its compilation, and performance considerations.
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| ISBN | 9788270937073 : NKr. 250.00
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