Dear Ron,
I have the 1966 CNRS edition. Nowhere in it, is the L. Herbert
mentioned,
other than in the "Table des Sigles". No concordances. Do I have a too
old edition?
I find, that the quality of these short pieces in Cherbury are
unfortunately in no way convincing!
Kindly enlighten me
G.
On Thu, Feb 1, 2018 at 8:14 PM, Ron Andrico <[1]praelu...@hotmail.com>
wrote:
As I have mentioned before, all one needs to do is examine the
CNRS
edition of the collected works of Vieux Gaultier for a comparison
of
style and substance with the pieces by Gaultier in Herbert.
Although
it is acknowledged that it is very likely the music by Ennemond
surviving in d-minor tuning was adapted from other formats by
Denis
Gaultier, the music is very sparse and transparent: no virtuoso
technical fireworks. This only reinforces the fact that the
music must
come to life through inspired performance that makes much of the
spaces
between the notes. This is very essence of the 17th-century
French
style.
RA
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