10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CLAVECINIST»
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The third or transition period of musical history, lectures
The sudden indisposition, not of the Prima Donna nor even of the Primo Tenore,
but of the Clavecinist, gave him an opportunity of which he was in every sense
prepared to avail himself. The duties of the Clavecinist, up to a time quite ...
2
The Third Or Transition Period of Musical History: A Course ...
The tide which leads on to fortune was not long in rising to his feet, nor he
unready to take it at the flood. The sudden indisposition, not of the Prima Donna
nor even of the Primo Tenore, but of the Clavecinist, gave him an opportunity of
which ...
3
A Dictionary of Pianists and Composers for the Pianoforte: ...
Organist at Norden (East Frisia). He wrote one of the earliest Methods of Clavecin
playing under the quaint title of " The self-instructing Clavecinist, or clear and
easy instruction in Clavecin playing " (first part, 1765 ; second part, 1767 ; third
part ...
4
Excursions in musical history
But of all these distinguished Couperins the most famous was Francois, who was
surnamed "the Great," and noted both as organist and clavecinist, who was the
first to make free use of the thumb in playing, an innovation of which Bach and ...
Helen Adell Dickinson, Clarence Dickinson, 1917
5
Musical History: With a Roll of the Names of Musicians and ...
... Organ- 1685 Eisenach ist, & Clavecinist Miller & Zitherisl 155- Wechmar
Composer, Organ- 17 10 Weimar ist, & Clavecinist • Pianist and Com- 1759
Biickeburg poser 17 1 7 Erfurt 1777 1694 Arnstadt •753 Jena 1750 Leipsic 1619
Wechmar ...
Sir George Alexander Macfarren, 1885
6
The Musical Guide: Containing a Pronouncing and Defining ...
(called Le Grand), Paris, 1668 — 1733 ; the first great composer to write
exclusively for the harpsichord (or clavecin); pupil of Thomelin, and successor of
his uncle Francois, at St. G., 1698 ; 1701, clavecinist and organist to the King ; c.
brilliant ...
7
The poetical works of Robert Browning
Clavecinist 1 debarred his instrument, He yet thrums — shirking neither turn nor
trill, 1210 With desperate finger on dumb table-edge — The sovereign rondo,
shall conclude his Suite, Charm an imaginary audience there, From old Corelli to
...
Robert Browning, Augustine Birrell, 1900
8
Music Lovers' Encyclopedia: Containing a Pronouncing and ...
1721, was an organist and clavecinist, and played in public at 81. They had 2
sons (8) P. Louis (d. 1789), his father's asst. organist, and (9) Gervais Fran., his
father's successor. Courtois (koor-twa), Jean, i6th cent., French contrapuntist ...
Clavecinist 1 debarred his instrument, He yet thrums — shirking neither turn nor
trill, 1210 With desperate finger on dumb table-edge — The sovereign rondo,
shall conclude his Suite, Charm an imaginary audience there, From old Corelli to
...
Robert Browning, Augustine Birrell, 1899
10
Music lovers' cyclopedia: containing a pronouncing and ...
1721, was an organist and clavecinist, and played in public at 81. They had 2
sons (8) P. Louis (d. 1789), his father's asst. organist, and (9) Gervais Fran., his
father's successor. Courtois (koor-twa), Jean, 16th cent., French contrapuntist ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CLAVECINIST»
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Solemn blessing service and rededication of chapel organ
Jean_Paul Lecot is French composer, organist and clavecinist, and is the Maître de chapelle of the Lourdes Sanctuary. Father Liam Lawton is a ... «Ulster Star, Nov 14»
