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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «VIOLONE»
Descubre el uso de
violone en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
violone y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
The Baroque Double Bass
Violone
According to Gambassi (La cappella, 26), Vincenzo Colonna was a violone
player in the capelle since 1658.95 In the years that followed, he is listed
alternatively as playing violone grosso and violone: Violone grosso: Colonna D
Vincenzo ...
Alfred Planyavsky, James Barket, 1998
2
Performance Practice: A Dictionary-guide for Musicians
The violone was the direct ancestor of the modern *double bass, and in the early
l8th century it was not altogether clear just when this modern instrument was
changed from a viol- to a violin-family instrument. Bibl.: Eric Halfpenny, "A Note
on ...
Roland John Jackson, 2005
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online.
Dewayne Rocky Aloysius, 2011
"Basso" is an inclusive term indicating the participation of violone (contrabasso),
violoncello, and possibly bassoon on ... in these symphonies, especially F3, g2,
dl, and A2, suggests that they were meant to include the violone (contrabasso).
Johann Baptist Vanhal, 1985
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The Cambridge Companion to the Cello
We accept that bass violins were widespread in Italy throughout the seventeenth
century and that they existed in various sizes, the smallest tuned a fifth higher
than the modern cello,1 but when was a violone, violoncino, basso da brazzo,
bas- ...
6
Complete sonata: Part 1
Dodeci sonate a trè, cioè due violini e violone о cembalo, di Nicola Francesco
Haim romano, op. 1, was dedicated by Nicola Franco Haim to Wriothesly Russell,
Duke of Bedford, on 15 February 1703, and was published in three partbooks "in
...
Nicola Francesco Haym, Lowell Lindgren, 2002
For various reasons they are thought to have been composed later than the
others, and certainly the fact that their violone (bass) parts were written for an
instrument without the low C string suggests that they were intended for a
different group ...
signifying a member of the violin family, ie tuned in fifths. Diminutives of the term '
violone' need to be considered. The term 'violoncino' appeared from the 1630's to
after 1700. (Grandi's use of 'violone piccolo' in 1629 could have been an ...
9
The Baroque Cello Revival: An Oral History
In some places in Italy, it seems likely that at times the violone was a bass violin
playing at 8-foot pitch.10 When Corelli wrote his opus 5 solo sonatas for violin
and violone or harpsichord, he probably meant what we call the bass violin.
10
The performance of the basso continuo in Italian baroque music
a point of it with the violone. The comment must have been intended to clarify
which size of violone he had in mind. At the time of Prandi's and Agazzari's
writings, however, the term violone was no longer used for treble instruments, but
had ...
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «VIOLONE»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
violone en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Konzerte - Spielfreudiges Ensemble im Rahmen von „Troisdorf …
... Veltman selbst am Cembalo waren das Gesa Kordes (Violine), Hajo Bäß (Violine/Viola), Christiane Veltman (Violine/Viola) und Constantin Herzog (Violone), ... «Kölnische Rundschau, Ago 15»
Review: Ryedale Festival: Dunedin Consort; St Martin-on-the-Hill …
They formed a colourful trio with frolicsome violone in the fast movements. Share article. Bernardini was underpowered in the adagio of the E major concerto but ... «The Press, York, Jul 15»
Händel mit Esprit
Die Continuo-Sphäre ist großartig ausgestaltet, mit einem samtweich gespielten Violone von schlankem Understatement, einer Erzlaute von perkussivem ... «klassik.com, Jul 15»
Arcangelo / Cohen @ Wigmore Hall, London
... Holy Week, it made use of the full instrumental forces, and saw the lighter-toned viola da gamba replaced by the larger violone as a bass continuo instrument. «musicOMH.com, Jul 15»
Aston Magna enacts Monteverdi's conflicts of the heart
... Loretta O'Sullivan, and Anne Trout on violone), gracefully relaxed plucking (from Peter Sykes, on harpsichord, and Catherine Liddell, on theorbo and guitar). «Boston Globe, Jun 15»
Concierto del Coro de Cámara de la Universidad por el quinto …
El concierto, interpretado por el Coro de Cámara de la Universidad de Salamanca, contó con Bernardo García-Bernalt en la dirección, Sara Ruiz al violone y ... «Salamanca24horas, May 15»
Scooter sbanda e finisce nel fosso: grave un vigile urbano
E' quanto capitato intorno alle 16,30 di mercoledì in via Violone di Gattolino, nel tratto compreso tra Martorano e la Cervese, proprio a ridosso della rampa del ... «CesenaToday, Abr 15»
Scooter contro le ruote di un camion: uomo si salva per miracolo
Un incidente che ha visto coinvolti uno scooter e un grosso mezzo d'opera si è verificato nel primo pomeriggio di martedì in via Violone di Gattolino, all'altezza ... «CesenaToday, Abr 15»
Bach en Pergolesi op z'n kleinst
Een kistorgel, een violone, een sopraan en een alt. Dat was de volledige bezetting waarin zaterdagavond in de Edesche Concertzaal enkele passiefragmenten ... «Place de l'Opera, Mar 15»
Reviving Platti
The painter himself, Giovanni Battista Tiepolo casts his gaze towards the nearby architect Neumann leaning on a cannon not far from a man playing a violone; ... «CounterPunch, Mar 15»
