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From: "LGS-Europe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Lute Net" <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, March 23, 2008 4:01 PM
Subject: [LUTE] Re: Nina bass line
| > Here's a poor score from those song antholgies:
| >
| > http://www.el-atril.com/partituras/Pergolesi/Nina.pdf
|
|
| Thank you, Arthur, but I have that, or its derivate. Ciampi's
little opera
| is in the NMI here in the Hague (original print). They also
have a Dutch
| period translation! I'll have a look into that, too. Cannot
imagine baroque
| guitar here, but who knows?
|
| David
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Dear David,

Separately I sent a reference for the "authentic edition" of the
Italian anthology (ed. Paton).  The one you were looking for.

Please do let us know what you discover at the NMI.  The opera in
which "Tre giorni son che Nina" appears is "Tre Cicisbei 
Ridicoli" (Bologna 1746,
Venice 1747, London 1749*) composed by Natale RESTA, Maestro di 
Cappella
Milanese.  You mention a period libretto with Dutch translation.
The opera (dramma giocoso) was also performed in Amsterdam in 
1750
with the London cast.

But "Nina" does not appear in the first Italian performances, but
appears to have been added to the London productions as a
serenade.  There is no chartacrer named Nina in the work.
Legrenzio Ciampi was the director of the London performance, and
the suggestion now is that he may have simply arranged a popular
Neapolitan serenade.

There are scores in manuscript for a later version of the work
attr. Galuppi in Modena, Dresden and Vienna.  Xerox of the Modena
score in UC Berkeley.  There are printed librettos, but no known
scores, for the original dramma giocoso by Natale Resta.

*The troup also performed a dramma giocoso titled "Don
Calascione"<g>
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