"Ron Andrico" <praelu...@hotmail.com> schrieb:
>    tablatures for d-minor tuning in the CNRS Bocquet volume are by a Mlle.
>    Bocquet.  Apparently, Monique Rollin did not have a single shred of
>    evidence that this music was by one of the two lute-playing Mlles.
>    Bocquet.  The attribution was entirely speculative.   One wishes it
>    were so, but it is not.

It was for want of any other suitable candidate. There's merely the name
Bocquet, mentioned without given name, in tablatures of the 2nd half of
the 17th century. Rollin says at the very beginning of her introduction
(op. cit., p. xxiii-xxvi) that one cannot be sure. So, it remains her
suggestion, and may I add, quite a convincing one IMO. The material she
offers, and her arguments, possibly qualify as a bit more than a shred.
Not of evidence, to be sure, but of plausibility.

>    See the review by Henry L. Schmidt in Notes,
>    Vol. 29, No. 4 (June, 1973) pp. 784-786.

I don't have access to that review (it's not available at our local
university library), unfortunately. Would you mind to give an abstract
or something to that effect?

Mathias

>    Best wishes,
>    Ron Andrico
>    www.mignarda.com
>    > Date: Tue, 27 Jan 2009 19:58:00 +0000
>    > To: lute@cs.dartmouth.edu
>    > From: mathias.roe...@t-online.de
>    > Subject: [LUTE] French trill?
>    >
>    > Dear Collected Wisdom,
>    >
>    > in several threads, Stewart, David Tayler, Jorge, et al nicely sorted
>    > out this topic (Re: French Style, and Re: A very basic question),
>    > concluding that a trill consists of appogiatura (coule), which is
>    > necessary, trill (tremblement), which is desirable, and termination
>    > (cadence) in special cases.
>    >
>    > However, the comma (curved line right to the letter) is without
>    further
>    > elaboration explained as simple trill in the CNRS edition of Bocquet
>    > (Monique Rollin, Corpus des luthistes franc,ais, Oeuvres des Bocquet,
>    > 1972, p. xxxiii), i. e. without appogiatura. And it makes sense with
>    the
>    > music by Mlle. Bocquet.
>    >
>    > Could it be that appogiatura is not as essential to the French trill
>    as
>    > it previously may have seemed?
>    > --
>    > Mathias



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