Sent: Sunday, June 03, 2012 10:23 PM
Subject: [VIHUELA] Chacone (in D), Antoine Carré (1671)
A shot at a Chacone by Antoine Carre:
Brave attempt
I was wondering: a) does anyone use inegales in these pieces?
Well - they should do I think...Castillion does.
b) should the player really put an emphasis on the first beat of the
bar?
No- it should probably be on the second beat at least some of the time but
chaconnes do vary. Carre is a bit iffy anyway and he bars things wrongly.
And most of his music is a sort of take on other people - you keep hearing
bits that you recognise but can't quite place. He was the quintessential
plagiarist. He is trying to remember others pieces.
(but it feels like the music isn't on the beat)
c) should you 'play through' without pausing - just a sort of floating
tintinnabulation. This seems like a good idea but doesn't always work
- like in the sixth couplet here.
Depends what you men by pausing and floating. He has indicated that each
couplet should be repeated...it continues over the page incidentally unless
I missed a bit...
[1]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwfBhQLZKTE
Glad that you are back with the b. guitar. More please.
Monica
Stuart
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References
1. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwfBhQLZKTE
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