10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BASS VIOL»
Discover the use of
bass viol in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
bass viol and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The History of Rickenbacker Guitars
The Electro Bass Viol— Rickenbacker produced the first fully electric basses with
string driven pickups. Introduced in the 1930s, they were not bass guitars, but
rather, stand-up fretless bass viols. Like the Electro violins, there were two
versions ...
2
Twelve fantasias for two
bass viols and organ and eleven ...
M. 14, organ, l.h., upper part, sharp added to note 1 from OCa. M. 18, bass viol I,
note 1, lower note of double stop omitted in LBa; bass viols I and II, repeat sign at
end of m. in LBa. M. 19, bass viol I, note 1 has fermata in OBc; bass viol II, note 3
...
John Coperario, Richard Charteris, 1982
3
The Facts on File Dictionary of Music
483 tral third (the accompanying example shows the typical tuning for the bass
viol; all the intervals are fourths except for the interval C–E, which is a third).
Another feature distinguishing the viol is its sloping shoulders, that is, the body
sloped ...
4
Concerto for
bass viol and orchestra
Inspired by the use of the bass viol in Bach cantatas as well as jazz groups. Includes two piano reductions: Concert Pitch and Solo Tuning in D. Co-commissioned by 15 orchestras and the International Society of Bassists.
5
Play the
viol: the complete guide to playing the treble, ...
The book surveys the viol's repertoire with a wide-ranging list of published music, offers solutions to problems likely to be encountered, and includes practical information on choice and care of viols and bows.
Alison Crum, Sonia Jackson, 1989
For the uppermost part source II specifies treble viol, source I violin, sources III
and IV simply treble; the lowest voice is assigned to bass viol in sources I and II,
while sources III and IV call more generically for "base" or "basso," respectively.
John Jenkins, Frank Traficante, 1992
7
"I Will Sing the Wondrous Story": A History of Baptist ...
One of the earliest instruments used in nineteenth-century Baptist worship was
the "bass viol," an instrument that is similar to the modern violoncello. The bass
viol was popular in the singing schools of the late eighteenth and early
nineteenth ...
David W. Music, Paul Akers Richardson, 2008
8
The Early History of the
Viol
Of all deep bass instruments in the late 16th century, the double-bass viol was
possibly the most versatile and widely used. In both Germany and Italy the
instrument frequently appears in large mixed ensembles, providing a firm and
sustained ...
9
The Caldwell Collection of Viols: A Life Together in the ...
James Caldwell, baroque oboe; Catharina Meints, baroque cello; Lisa Goode
Crawford, harpsichord. 1.7. Jacques Ibert, “The Mosque of Paris,” from Suite
Symphonique. The Viols of the Caldwell Collection 1 Bass viol labeled John [
Rose?] ...
Catharina Meints Caldwell, Thomas G. MacCracken, 2012
10
The Consort Music of William Lawes, 1602-1645
The bass viol doubles the bass line. In B1 the violin again plays a new melody,
incorporating tripla variations. Against this, the viol plays 'mixt' divisions in almost
continuous quaver triplets. Lawes again employs the concertante idiom as the ...
John Patrick Cunningham, 2010
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BASS VIOL»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
bass viol is used in the context of the following news items.
York Early Music Festival brings entente cordiale to Anglo-French …
In Entente Cordiale 2, Kati Debretzeni violin, Richard Boothby bass viol, Mahan Esfahani harpsichord and organ, perform the English and ... «The Press, York, Jun 15»
Weld's Ladies of the Lake holding bake sale Saturday
... Wallace Ladd, who alternated his instruments, bass viol and tuba; and Bernie Plummer who knew all the necessary chords to be played on a ... «Lewiston Sun Journal, Jun 15»
Ricercar Charms BEMF Crowd
... starting with one of Rameau's suites, here taken by harpsichord, violin, and bass viol. Guerrier provided a solid harmonic foundation on top of ... «The Boston Musical Intelligencer, Jun 15»
Rameau, ein Berliner
Philippe Pierlot was joined by Rainer Zipperling on bass viol for some works, along with François Fernandez, violin, and François Guerrier, ... «The Boston Musical Intelligencer, Jun 15»
Tous les soirées du monde
In BEMF's 11pm slot last night at Jordan Hall, Philippe Pierlot presented an hour-long showcase for his solo bass viol consisting primarily of ... «The Boston Musical Intelligencer, Jun 15»
Savall's BEMF Social Club
At the far left sat Savall, playing the bass viol and the treble vielle, two six-string instruments held between the knees like a cello, bowed with the ... «The Boston Musical Intelligencer, Jun 15»
History: the organ at St Swithun's
In days gone by, the Makers of Musick, including perhaps a flute, clarinet, fiddles, bass viol, bassoon and oboe would have played in the gallery ... «East Grinstead Online, Jun 15»
All about that Double Bass
This hefty instrument has several nicknames including contrabass, string bass, bass, bass viol, bass fiddle, or bull fiddle. 4. It is a hybrid ... «OUPblog, May 15»
Do This: History and storytelling
... treble viol; Suzanne Cleverdon, tenor viol; Laurie Rabut, bass viol and viola; Peter Tourin, bass viol; and Alice Robbins, cello and continuo. «Concord Monitor, May 15»
Mid-Valley students win OSAA solo music championships
•Taylor McCoin: Bass viol, McNary High School. •Jenessa Hettwer: French horn, West Salem High School. •Olga Melendez Valdez: Mezzo ... «Statesman Journal, May 15»
