Aurelio Virgiliano
9 Ricercatas from “Il Dolcimelo” for Treble Recorder in G
- Editor: Nicola Sansone
- Publisher: Ut Orpheus
- Code: FL 22
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€ 15.95
Author: Aurelio Virgiliano (16th-17th century)
Editor: Nicola Sansone
Publication Date: 3/17/2014
Series: Recorder
Pages: pp. 40
Size: 230x310 mm
Binding: Saddle stitching
ISMN: 979-0-2153-2095-6
Code: FL 22
Codice int.: fl022
The Recorder Magazine (Winter 2014)
The 9 Ricercatas were originally included in a handwritten treatise by Virgiliano and recently published in a detailed and scholarly modern edition by Nicola Sansone. ... According to the modern editor’s excellent and thorough Foreword commentary, the main function of Virgiliano’s Ricercatas is to display the practical application of the rules of diminution of cadential figures to create passages to improve the player’s fingering and articulation technique. ... after mastering the tricky fingering, articulation and phrasing, the performer is rewarded with a set of beautiful mini-masterpieces that are a welcome addition to Bassano’s more widely known Ricercate. (O. Smith)
The 9 Ricercatas were originally included in a handwritten treatise by Virgiliano and recently published in a detailed and scholarly modern edition by Nicola Sansone. ... According to the modern editor’s excellent and thorough Foreword commentary, the main function of Virgiliano’s Ricercatas is to display the practical application of the rules of diminution of cadential figures to create passages to improve the player’s fingering and articulation technique. ... after mastering the tricky fingering, articulation and phrasing, the performer is rewarded with a set of beautiful mini-masterpieces that are a welcome addition to Bassano’s more widely known Ricercate. (O. Smith)
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