Stuart Walsh
Tue, 20 Jan 2009 11:43:03 -0800
I have uploaded scores of two duets by Nathanael Diesel to my Ning member page:http://earlyguitar.ning.com/profile/RockyMjos -- R
Great stuff. I'll certainly have a crack at these pieces. Martyn pointed me in the direction of this page: http://buhl-mortensen.dk/fibiger.html#EnglishAnd now I'm getting getting confused. Kristain Buhl-Mortensen says, of someone called, J. F. Fibiger:
"Beginning after Frederik IV's death in 1730, he (Fibiger) wrote a total of five books with guitar tablature, with an accompanying bass book, that chronologically match the guitar books perfectly. In all, they contain 255 pieces for guitar with a bass part, 37 pieces with a second guitar part and 34 hymns in guitar tablature. There are many single pieces but also 42 suites (Sonata) with between three and six movements."
So: is Diesel's music in addition to this? And what about the Schickhardt sonatas?
And the piece on the page - with some of its ornaments written out - is reminiscent of the Hertzberg MS?
Stuart
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