[VIHUELA] Re: Diesel duets uploaded

[Martyn Hodgson]

   In these MSs Diesel seems to have been both the compiler of other
   people's work ( eg Schikhardt) and a composer of many of the pieces.

   M
   --- On Tue, 20/1/09, Stuart Walsh  wrote:

 From: Stuart Walsh 
 Subject: [VIHUELA] Re: Diesel duets uploaded
 To: "Mjos & Larson" 
 Cc: vihuela@cs.dartmouth.edu
 Date: Tuesday, 20 January, 2009, 7:40 PM
> I have uploaded scores of two duets by Nathanael Diesel to my Ning member
page:
> http://earlyguitar.ning.com/profile/RockyMjos
>
> -- R
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Great stuff. I'll certainly have a crack at these pieces.


Martyn pointed me in the direction of this page:


http://buhl-mortensen.dk/fibiger.html#English

And now I'm getting getting confused.  Kristain Buhl-Mortensen  says, of
someone called, J. F. Fibiger:

"Beginning after Frederik IV's death in 1730, he  (Fibiger) wrote a
total of five books with guitar tablature, with an accompanying bass book, that
chronologically match the guitar books perfectly. In all, they contain 255
pieces for guitar with a bass part, 37 pieces with a second guitar part and 34
hymns in guitar tablature. There are many single pieces but also 42 suites
(Sonata) with between three and six movements."

So: is Diesel's music in addition to this? And what about the Schickhardt
sonatas?

And the piece on the page - with some of its ornaments written out - is
reminiscent of the Hertzberg MS?



Stuart
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[VIHUELA] Re: Diesel duets uploaded

[Stuart Walsh]

I have uploaded scores of two duets by Nathanael Diesel to my Ning 
member page:

http://earlyguitar.ning.com/profile/RockyMjos

-- R



Great stuff. I'll certainly have a crack at these pieces.


Martyn pointed me in the direction of this page:


http://buhl-mortensen.dk/fibiger.html#English

And now I'm getting getting confused.  Kristain Buhl-Mortensen  says, of 
someone called, J. F. Fibiger:


"Beginning after Frederik IV's death in 1730, he  (Fibiger) wrote a 
total of five books with guitar tablature, with an accompanying bass 
book, that chronologically match the guitar books perfectly. In all, 
they contain 255 pieces for guitar with a bass part, 37 pieces with a 
second guitar part and 34 hymns in guitar tablature. There are many 
single pieces but also 42 suites (Sonata) with between three and six 
movements."


So: is Diesel's music in addition to this? And what about the 
Schickhardt sonatas?


And the piece on the page - with some of its ornaments written out - is 
reminiscent of the Hertzberg MS?




Stuart


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