IMSLP is a great source for facsimiles (I've played from many of them in wind
bands and looked at a lot more), but the quality of the edited versions varies
a lot. Check the composer's Collections tab to see if you can find a facsimile
version to at least verify that the edited version you are
Interesting to see this play out again. I was in exactly the same situation 2
years ago, scratching my head over this same piece of music that I thought I
had prepared for. Any others out there?
Ron, I agree, learning about sources is every bit as important as technique,
instruments and
Dear Christopher,
on 8.Apr.2017 I sent the two pages from Bataille 1614 to you.
They definitely look different.
Looks like somebody tried to create a "modern" version (for voice and piano?)
with a short intro.
Rainer
On 25.04.2017 03:50, Christopher Stetson wrote:
So I went to rehearse
It definitely comes from the editor's (unknown...) imagination !!
Best,
Jean-Marie
--
> So I went to rehearse this song with a singer who said she'd been
> working on it, and she was surprised as she had been working on this
> version:
>
The various sources are given here:
http://philidor.cmbv.fr/Publications/Catalogues-de-genre/Catalogue-de-l-air-de-cour-en-France-1602-ca-1660/Liste-des-aeuvres/GUEDRON-Pierre-1566-ca-1620-ca-AUX-PLAISIRS-AUX-DELICES-BERGERES-air-de-cour
Best
Matthew
On 25/04/2017 03:50, Christopher Stetson
Dear all,
Perrine's "Livre de Musique pour le Lut" one can find a bit everywhere
(imslp, scribd, ...), but the "Table pour aprendre a toucher le Lut
sur la basse continue" is always in unreadable quality for some
reason. Would anyone have a copy to share (unless it's under copyright
for some
