Die Laute in Europa : Lauten, Gitarren, Mandolinen und Cistern = The lute in Europe 2 =The lute in Europe 2. 2.
Andreas Schlegel & Joachim Lüdtke ; Mitarbeiter: Pedro Caldeira Cabral [og 8 andre] ; Übersetzung: Joachim Lüdtke
Bok Tysk 2011
Flere språk: Engelsk
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| Utgitt | Menziken : The Lute Corner , cop. 2011
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| Omfang | 447 s. : : ill., musikknoter + + 1 bilag
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| Utgave | 2., stark erw. und überarb. Aufl.
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| Opplysninger | plansje brettet i plastlomme. - Das Buch behandelt die europäischen Lauten, Mandolinen, Gitarren und Cistern in umfassender Weise. Das Abbildungsprogramm ist fast vollständig neu und gegenüber den ca. 30 Farbtafeln der Erstauflage um ein vielfaches vermehrt. Die Farbabbildungen originaler Instrumente, musikalischer Quellen und von Kunstwerken (Musikikonographei) und ausführliche, aber verständliche Texte bringen musikalischen Laien wie Lesern mit fortgeschrittenen Kenntnissen den Bau, die Entwicklung und Formgebung, Geschichte vom Mittelalter bis hin zur heutigen Wiederbelebung des Lautenspiels u.a. anhand vieler Beispiele plastisch näher. - The Lute in Europe 2 has exciting potential as a general introduction to the organology and history of the lute and guitar families over most of the past millennimn. "Exciting" because no book that I know of approaches that scope until now. The opportunity to compare these instruments–and to some extent their music and their histories–in close proximity yields the kind of broad sweep of comparative understanding that a monograph can't accomplish. But only "potential," because important parts of the story are still incomplete. Andreas Schlegel's The Lute in Europe: A History to Delight (1st edition), published by The Lute Comer in 2006, was a good beginning and a kernel of the 2011 edition. Many of the most valuable aspects of the 2nd edition began with the 1st edition: it is bilingual in German and English, and filled with plentiful and detailed illustrations of mostly instruments and tablature. Captions and notes are also generously detailed. The second edition is more comprehensive in both topic and detail, and substantially heftier than the slimmer 1st edition. Through primary author Schlegel's leadership, the second edition becomes a group project: he shows his openness to bring other experts aboard for the sake of depth and accuracy. Joachim Lüdtke is the 2nd edition's coauthor, and nine contributors provide focused sections on various instruments such as Carlos Gonzàlez on the vihuela de mano and Kenneth Sparr on the Swedish lute. (The complete list of contributors is available on the website, above.) But this isn't all: another twelve experts are credited for information that appears on the large, richly detailed, two-sided poster that comes with the 2nd edition. It is chronological, with comparative timelines. One side shows the "Lute Family" and the other presents "Guitars and Citterns." This poster displays timelines with photos of a great variety of instruments; lists of sour
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| ISBN | 9783952323212 : 600 kr
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