Dear Dennis,
after my list of works on http://www.slweiss.com there are 6
Chaconnes/Passacailles - S-C 62,12 is in fact a concordance of S-C 1,12.
I don´t have the CD, but after the short samples on jpc it seems to be
the "Passagaille" in D from London S-C 18,6.
Best
Markus
S-C 1,12 Sm 573 *Chaconne in F*
1. Chaconne W2004/9r
2. Ciacconna HarrII/77
S-C 2,10 Sm 576 *Chaconne in D*
1. Chaconne W2004/44r
S-C 10,8 Sm 53 *Chaconne in E^b *
1. Chaconne LbmI/45v (au)
S-C 12,6 Sm 66 *Chaconne in A*
1. Chaconne LbmI/54v
2. Ciacona Dl/140
3. Chaconne V18829/25v
4. Ciacona As/Fasc.7
S-C 14,6 Sm 80 *Chaconne in g*
1. Chaconne LbmI/64v
S-C 18,6 Sm 109 *Chaconne in D*
1. Passagaille LbmI/87v
2. Passacaille Ha/73
S-C 62,12 Sm 573 *Chaconne in F*
1. Ciacconna HarrII/77
2. cf. S-C 1/12
D. Franco schrieb:
> Dear friends in the Baroque Lute group,
>
> Can someone tell me where to find the Ciacona by Weiss?
>
> I know there are many, and the one I'm looking for I discovered on a Goran
> Sollscher CD arranged for his "alto" 11 string guitar. It starts out slow
> and stately then goes into many variations.
>
> I'm hoping to get a copy of the original from one of the lute web sites.
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
> Dennis Franco
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