Hello Sterling,
f#m S.L.Weiss used in one suite in Dresden, 3 Sarabandes of sonatas in A
major and in 3 pieces in the Vienna 18761 ms, if the latter is S.L.Weiss
at all.
In e minor Weiss wrote two sarabandes (there is also one in Haslemere).
In b minor there is the mentioned trio in the London ms, there is also
one ensemble movement "un poco andante" of a sonata in D major and there
is a suite in Wru (W2002) that is possibly not by Weiss ("W" in the ms) - it
could be by Weichenberger.
I don´t know what the reason is that there are so few pieces in these keys.
D major sounds very good on the baroque lute and there are many pieces
in this key by Weiss, but he seems to avoid nearly the parallel minor.
G major also he used very much, but it´s the same with e minor.
Best
Markus
Sarabande in f#
Smith 64 - SC 12/4
LbmI/53v Sarabande
V18829/24v Sarabande
W2004/11r Sarabande
Sarabande in f#
Smith 311 - SC 45/4
Dl/165 Sarab: grave.
Sarabande in f#
Smith 317 - SC 46/4
Dl/175 Sarabande
Prelude in f#
Smith 326
Dl/190 Prelude
Allemande in f#
Smith 327 - SC 48/1
Dl/191 Allemande. Andante.
Bk/49 Allemande
Courante in f#
Smith 328 - SC 48/2
Dl/192 Courrante.
Bourree in f#
Smith 329 - SC 48/3
Dl/194 Bourrée.
Presto in f#
Smith 331 - SC 48/6
Dl/197 Presto.
Presto in f#
Smith 332 - SC 48/5
Dl/198 Menuet.
Fantasia in f#
Smith 412
V18761/28v Phantasie
Allemande in f#
Smith 413
V18761/29v Allemande
Gigue in f#
Smith 414
V18761/30v Gigue
Sarabande in e
Smith 139 - SC 22/5
LbmI/109v Sarabande
Sarabande in e
Smith 489
Ha/126 Sarabande
Menuet in b
Smith 217 - SC 27*
LbmI/155r Menuet II
Allemande in b
WRu/129 Allemande
Courante in b
WRu/130 Courante
Bourree in b
WRu/130 Bourée
Sarabande in b
WRu/131 Sarabande
Menuet in b
WRu/132 Menuet
Gigue in b
WRu/132 Giq
Andante in b
Dl/VI/43 Un poco andante
sterling price schrieb:
> Yes there is a menuet by Weiss in the London book that
> is in B minor. It is the only Weiss I have seen in
> this key. Its on page 155 in the Peters edition. There
> is also a sarabande in E minor by Weiss from a G major
> suite, and that is the only E minor Weiss. This is
> strange because these 2 keys are very nice on the
> baroque lute.
> There is also the Falckenhagen prelude that goes in
> all keys that is very fun to play.
> Sterling
>
> --- Daniel Shoskes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
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