10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ARCHLUTE»
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archlute in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Continuo Playing on the Lute,
Archlute, and Theorbo
In this extraordinarily broad survey, Nigel North discusses the history of the lute, the archlute, and the theorbo and gives practical advice on technique, the choice of instrument for particular music, and the preparation of scores.
The archlute (Spanish archilaud, Italian arciliuto, German Erzlaute, Russian Arhilyutnya) is a European plucked string instrument developed around 1600 as a compromise between the very large theorbo, the size and re-entrant tuning of which ...
Jesse Russell, Ronald Cohn, 2012
3
A Performer's Guide to Seventeenth-Century Music
This highly accessible handbook will prove a welcome reference for any musician or singer interested in historically informed performance.
Jeffery Kite-Powell, Stewart Carter, 2011
4
Giulio Caccini: Le Nuove Musiche
In this connection it will be useful to note that when he who professes this art is to
sing alone to the archlute or some other stringed instrument without being
constrained to accommodate himself to others, let him choose a key in which he
can ...
Giulio Caccini, Hugh Wiley Hitchcock, 1970
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Lutes: Plectrum, Tonewood, Baglama, Mandora, List of ...
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A Performer's guide to Renaissance music
The archlute, on the other hand, is simply a Renaissance lute with an extra
octave of bass strings. The term was not, as suggested in many modern books on
musical instruments, a generic term for long-necked lutes. While it is possible that
...
Jeffery T. Kite-Powell, 1994
7
Francesco Bartolomeo Conti: his life and music
... on the Arch-Lute, who never perform'd there before, accompanied by Mr Dean
and others'. On the basis of the given (first) name and the mention of the archlute,
editors of The London Stage reasoned (incorrectly) that the 'Francisco' and the ...
Hermine Weigel Williams, 1999
8
Lute Society of America Quarterly
Besides reading bass clef, it's necessary to learn how to harmonize an unfigured
bass line, how to interpret figures when given with a bass, and how to do either
within the limits of the lute, archlute, theorbo or guitar. One must also learn how to
...
9
Francesca Caccini's Il primo libro delle musiche of 1618: A ...
It is the lute or, more specifically, one of its variants, the chitarrone, tiorba (theorbo
), arciliuto (archlute), or liuto attiorbato,25 which is most frequently requested to
accompany early Baroque solo song. An addition to these accompaniment ...
Francesca Caccini, Ronald James Alexander, Richard Savino, 2004
10
Lute News: The Lute Society Newsletter
Corelli, really should be performed using an archlute; the title pages often say '
arciliuto o violone' — 'archlute or violone', not 'and violone'. In fact those
partbooks are figured as heavily as the continuo partbook, so clearly they
expecting a ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ARCHLUTE»
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archlute is used in the context of the following news items.
Review: Journeying with Ensemble Caprice
... including the monstrous theorbo and its large first cousin the archlute (They're almost twins). An inspection of the remaining series programs ... «NUVO Newsweekly, Jun 15»
Opera review: A well-sung 'Richard the Lionheart' at OTSL
... final aria), Simon Martyn-Ellis on archlute, Damien Francoeur-Krzyzek on harpsichord and St. Louis Symphony Orchestra associate principal ... «STLtoday.com, Jun 15»
Fine tuning ahead of world first music exhibition
He is painstakingly restoring every instrument from the 17th century archlute to one of only two "anacondas" in the world and admits the task is ... «Herald Scotland, May 15»
Great English Opera Heard at Harvard
Unfortunately, Douglas Freundlich on Archlute (a fine player) was difficult to hear in this acoustic. Throughout the evening, the Harvard ... «The Boston Musical Intelligencer, May 15»
Classical music: Evening with Purcell was a pleasure
... Daniel Cabena stood out even amid the general din of talent. Two improvised dances for guitar and archlute were completely charming. «Montreal Gazette, Apr 15»
Reviews of 'The Tempest Songbook' and 'La Celestina'
... in “Ariel's Hail,” sliding, glistening violin solos contrasted with the thrumming of heavy bass notes on the archlute and the harpsichord to make ... «Wall Street Journal, Mar 15»
The Classical Music Network
Then came the eight-piece Gotham Chamber Opera Orchestra (string quartet, bass, recorder, archlute and harpsichord). In the center, lounging ... «ConcertoNet, Mar 15»
Voices of Music Ends Season Basking in Mediterranean Glow
The overall atmosphere of familiarity and friendship extends to the concert stage, where Van Proosdij and Tayler (on organ and archlute, ... «San Francisco Classical Voice, Mar 15»
What did people 'hear' when they looked at classic paintings of …
1725 archlute (even larger than a theorbo) by David Tecchler (1666-1747). The violin retains its original short neck and tiger-maple fingerboard ... «The Australian, Mar 15»
Voices of Music considers the impact of Claudio Monteverdi's …
The booklet notes by David Tayler (also performing on archlute throughout the evening) suggested, in its opening sentence, that this would be ... «Examiner.com, Mar 15»
