Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
s
V
m
7
6
7
3
no.
15
24
no.
5
9
9
9
9
9
no.
2
no.
8
13
no.
43
A-2/bc-1
2003
ANONYMOUS
Pieces for violin, bass viol and continuo
probably of continental origin
VdGS No.
808 [Sonata C
and suite]
809 Symphonia G
810 Symphonia a
811 Sonata a
812 [Sonata] d
813* [Sonata] d
814 [Sonata] a
815 Sonata d
816 Sonata g
* Also in S-Uu, IMhs 11:1
Also in Exercitum Musicum (Frankfurt, 1660), No. 5
G
B
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A
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4
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3
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c
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I
I
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5
G
B
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M
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S
c
h
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D
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2
4
9
G
B
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0
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9
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R
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7
6
7
3
no.
231v
228v
229v
no.
10
11
12
no.
14
no.
102
no.
40
45
70
A-2/bc-2
January 2009
G
B
-
D
R
c
,
D
2
no.
27
ANONYMOUS
Pieces for violin, bass viol and continuo
probably of continental origin
VdGS No. Key
817 Sonata a
818 Sonata G
819 Sonata a
820 Sonata Bb
821 Sonata D
822 Sonata D
S-Uu
IMhs
D
-
W
,
C
o
d
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G
u
e
l
f
.
3
4
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7
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A
u
g
2
o
11:9
11:4
11:10
11:3
11:6
no./p.
5/13
A-2/bc-2a
January 2009
ANONYMOUS
Pieces for two violins and bass/continuo
probably of continental origin
VdGS No.
831 Sonata g
832 [Sonata] d
833 [Sonata] G
834 [Sonata] D
835 [Sonata] D
836 Sonata a
837 Sonata d
838 Sonata F
839 La Castellina d
840 Sonata a
841 adagio A
*ANDREAS OSWALD
842 Variata Aria d
F
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R
s
V
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7
6
7
3
G
B
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H
A
d
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m
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t
s
c
h
I
I
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c
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2
5
no.
1
3
8
11
14
15
19
26
27
28
29
30
no.
22
no.
10
no./
page
51
[b]/
81
*54/
88
A-2/bc-3 January 2009
E
x
e
r
c
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t
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M
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3
4
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7
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A
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g
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2
o
ANONYMOUS
Pieces for two violins and bass/continuo
probably of continental origin
VdGS No.
843 [Sonata] d
844 [Sonata] a
845 Variationes D
846 Sonata d
*G.B.BUONAMENTE
847 [Sonata] e
848 [Sonata] D
849 [Sonata] F
850 [Sonata] a
851 adagio C
852 [Sonata] F
Violino Viol
damor
853 [Sonata] G
854 [Sonata] C
F
-
P
n
,
R
s
V
m
7
6
7
3
no.
31
36
46
51
54
55
58
69
71
78
84
85
no.
24
no.
11
13
A-2/bc-4 January 2009
G
B
-
H
A
d
o
l
m
e
t
s
c
h
I
I
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c
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2
5
E
x
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c
i
t
u
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M
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s
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c
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m
(
F
r
a
n
k
f
u
r
t
,
1
6
6
0
)
S-
Uu,
imhs
1:9*
ANONYMOUS
Pieces for two violins and bass/continuo
probably of continental origin
VdGS No.
855 [Sonata] a
856 [Sonata] e
857 [Sonata] d
858 [Sonata] d
859 [Sonata] e
860 [Sonata] d
861 adagio e
862 [Sonata] F
Viola damour
Violino
863 [Sonata] A
864 La Chorista D
F
-
P
n
,
R
s
V
m
7
6
7
3
no.
89
90
91
94
97
98
104
110
111
115
A-2/bc-5 2003
ANONYMOUS
Pieces for two violins and bass/continuo
probably of continental origin
VdGS No.
865 [Sonata] D
866 [Sonata] F
867 [Sonata] d
868 [Sonata] F
869 [Sonata] C
870 [Sonata] C
871 [Sonata] a
872 [Sonata] d
873 [Sonata] d
874 [Sonata] F
875 [Sonata] Bb
876 [Sonata] a
F
-
P
n
,
R
s
V
m
7
6
7
3
no.
118
119
122
123
125
126
127
130
132
134
135
145
A-2/bc-6 January 2009
ANONYMOUS
Pieces for two violins and bass/continuo
probably of continental origin
VdGS No.
878 Canon per arsin
et thesin G
879 Symphonia D
880 Sonata D
881 Sonata G
* BERTALI
882 Sonata Bb
883 Sonata a
884 Sonata D
885 Bergamasco D
886 Sonata D
887 Sonata e
888 Sonata g
889 Upon a ground
G
B
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H
A
d
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s
c
h
I
I
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c
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2
5
no.
6
7
16
18
19
23
25
26
27
29
f.
217v
233v
232v
218v
no.
13
1
2
no./p.
38/49
*
A-2/bc-7 January 2009
G
B
-
D
R
c
,
D
2
G
B
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b
l
,
A
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d
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1
4
2
3
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3
4
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7
.
A
u
g
2
o
ANONYMOUS
Pieces for two violins and bass/continuo
probably of continental origin
VdGS No. key
890 Upon a ground
e
891 Sonata C
892 Sonata Eb
893 Sonata a
894 Sonata C
G
B
-
D
R
c
,
D
2
no.
10
11:9
13:10
11:12
11:7
A-2/bc-8 January 2009
S-Uu
IMhs
2 violins, viola da gamba and continuo
2 violins, viola da gamba or trombone and bc
2 violins, viola da gamba or bassoon and bc
ANONYMOUS
Pieces for two violins and bass/continuo
probably of continental origin
VdGS No. key
900 Sonata
901 Sonata
March 2009 A-2BC-9
GB-
Cfm:
Mu.
1167
no.
(1)
(2)
ANON. Trios Tr Tr B
Mostly, if not all, French
VdGS No.
980 [Air]
981 [Air]
982 [Courant]
983 Saraband
984 Simphonia
985 Air
986 Courant
987 Saraband
988 Fantasie
989 Air
990 Gigue
991 Saraband
992 Pavan A-3-7
G
B
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m
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,
3
,
1
2
no.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Pages are torn out, so Treble I, nos.
1-2 and most of no. 3 and Treble II.
nos. 1-11 are missing.
February 2008
ANON. Trios Tr Tr B
Mostly, if not all, French
VdGS No.
993 Air
994 Courant
995 Saraband
Iantha or Princess Royal
996 La Princesse in Playford DM, Apollos
Banquet, etc.
997
998 Bouree de
Arvis
999 La Galliard
1000 Grand
Bouree
1001 Balliris
1002 Bouree
Royale
1003 Rondeau
1004 Air
1005 Air
A-3-8
G
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2
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3
,
1
2
no.
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
February 2008
ANON. Trios Tr Tr B
Mostly, if not all, French
VdGS No.
1006 [Air]
1007 [Air]
1008 [Air]
1009 Branle
simple
1010 Gaij
1011 Amenet
1012 Gavot
1013 Courant
1014 Saraband
1015 Courant Second treble only
1016 [Saraband] Second treble only
A-3-9
G
B
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E
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P
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2
,
3
,
1
2
no.
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
February 2008
ANON
Trios Tr Tr B
VdGS No.
1020. Adagio
1021. Giga
1022. Sarabanda
1023 Adagio
1024 Balletto
1025 Sarabande
1026 Giga
1027 Adagio
1028 Balletto
1029 Giga
1030 Scalanda
1031 Adagio
1032 Balletto
G
B
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b
l
,
A
d
d
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3
1
4
2
4
f.
45r
45v
46r
46v
46v
47r
47v
48r
48v
49r
49r
49v
49v
September 2008 A-3-10
ANON
Trios Tr Tr B
VdGS No.
1033. Giga
1034. Sarabanda
1035. Adagio
1036. Balletto
1037. Corrente
1038. Sarabanda
1039. Adagio
1040. Balletto
1041. Corrente
1042. Sarabanda
1043. Adagio
1044. Balletto
1045. Giga
1046. Sarabanda
G
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l
,
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d
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3
1
4
2
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f.
50r
50v
50v
51r
51v
51v
52r
52r
52v
52v
53r
53r
53v
54r
September 2008 A-3-11
Anonymous
Three parts
1047 Sonata a S-Uu, 11:5
three viola da gamba
A-3-12
January 2009
ANONYMOUS four-parts
1378 Fuga G
1379 Sonata C
1380 Sonata F
1381 Sonata e
D-W,
Cod.
Guelf.
34.7.
Aug 2
o
no./p.
85/172
86/174
87/177
88/179
4 viola da gamba, bc
violin, 2 viola da braccio, violone, bc
2 violins, viola da gamba, violone or bassoon, bc
2 violins, trombone, bassoon, bc
A-4BC-1
January 2009
ANONYMOUS five-parts
1696 Canzona
C
1697 Sonata
a
1698 Sonata
C
1699 Sonata
a
D-W,
Cod.
Guelf.
34.7.
Aug 2
o
no./p.
85/172
86/174
87/177
88/179
violin, 2 viola da braccio, violone, bc
A-5BC-1
January 2009
5 instruments, bc
2 violins, 2 viola da braccio, violone or bassoon, bc
3 violins, 2 viola da braccio, violone, bc
2 violins, 2 viola da braccio, bassoon, bc
ANONYMOUS six parts
3007 Sonata g
3008 Sonata C
D-W,
Cod.
Guelf.
34.7.
Aug 2
o
no./p.
97/197
104/225
A-6BC-1
January 2009
2 violins, 3 viola da braccio, violone, bc
2 violins or cornetts, 3 trombones, bassoon, bc
Additions to A-defhf-3
No. 7018: other versions at 7095, 7421, 8207, 8307, 8308.
No. 7020: The Kings Kettie in GB-En, P637 R787.1, f. 1v, seq. (3)
No. 7022: Mackbeth in GB-En, P637 R787.1, f. 2r, seq. (5)
November 2008 A-defhf-3a
ANONYMOUS fdedf tuning
[Ayre], 1 part, c minor, A-ETgoss MS C, seq. (34)
[= JENKINS 546: GB-Mp, Br M 832 Vu 51: XVIII, 1, p.186]
February 2010 A-fdedf-1
ANONYMOUS fedef tuning
VdGS No. Title GB-Lbl, MS D-Kl Ms. 4
o
Mus. 249 Mus. 108.7
(seq.) fol.
9742 Air 55 =Anon 9658
9743 Air/Alm* 56 2r
9744 Air 58
9745 Air 59
9746 Allemande 1v =former Anon 8731
* Concordances are Simon Ives a2 (VdGS 1): Symphony
Coleman VdGS 15
Sumarte VdGS 29 (The Kings Maske)
March 2010 fedef-6
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TABLATURE SOURCES FOR LYRA VIOL MUSIC
INTRODUCTION
The Society's Index of Manuscripts Containing Consort Music, now in progress, generally excludes sources of tablature
pieces. One or two exceptions have been made where these can be linked to a particular owner/copyist like John Browne, or
where the tablature pieces are part of a composite collection like GB-Ob, MSS Mus. Sch. D.245-7, by John Merro (noted as
IMCM in the list below).
Indexing lyra viol music is fraught with difficulties because the various manuscripts throw up numerous discrepancies. One
piece might be assigned to several composers, appear in more than one tuning, or present variant readings, all of which
hinder making a positive identification. In recent years Richard Carter has done much valuable work on the tablature music in
the Thematic Index, pointing out corrections and finding concordances.
It has been proposed that an index for lyra viol music be created, listing pieces by source, similar to the published IMCM
above. As work progresses we will place it on the Society's web-site Revision and correction will thus be relatively easy to
manage. It is intended to show the concordances for each piece. The aim will be to provide a link to each manuscript from
the list below.
Much work has already been done, although it will take time to create and co-ordinate the various files. Initially we have
draft lists by Richard Carter, John Cunningham, the late Gordon Dodd, and John Robinson, which will provide a very firm
foundation as the project gets under way.
Andrew Ashbee
March 2011
SOURCE LIST
(a) PRINTED SOURCES
Hume, Tobias The First part of Ayres.., 1605
Hume, Tobias Captain Humes Poeticall Musicke, 1607
Ford, Thomas Musicke of Sundrie Kindes, 1607
.pdf
195KB
Ferrabosco, Alfonso [II] Lessons for 1. 2. and 3. viols, 1609
Corkine, William Ayres to Sing and Play to the Lute and Basse Violl, 1610 .pdf 97KB
Corkine, William The Second Booke of Ayres, 1612
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Playford, John A Musicall Banquet, 1651
Playford, John Musick's Recreation on the Lyra Viol, 1652
Playford, John Musick's Recreation on the Lyra Viol, 1661
Playford, John Musick's Recreation on the Lyra Viol, 1669
Playford, John Musick's Recreation of the Lyra Viol, 1682
Moss, John Lessons for the basse viol, 1672
(b) MANUSCRIPT SOURCES
Austria
A-ET, goess MS 'A'
A-ET, goess MS 'B'
A-ET, goess MS 'C'
Germany
D-Kl, Ms. 4 Mus. 108 .2
.pdf
184KB
D-Kl, Ms. 4 Mus. 108 .3
.pdf
185KB
D-Kl, Ms. 4 Mus. 108 .4
D-Kl, Ms. 4 Mus. 108 .5
D-Kl, Ms. 4 Mus. 108 .6
D-Kl, Ms. 4 Mus. 108 .7
D-Kl, Ms. mus. 61.1(1)
D-Kl, Ms. mus. 61.1(2)
LUh, David von Mandelslaw
Eire
IRL-Dm, MS Z.3.4.13
IRL-Dm, MS Z.3.5.13 [see VdGS Journal III]
IRL-Dtc, 408/1 [William Ballet]
France
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F-Pn, Res 1111
Great Britain
GB-CHEr, MS DLT/B31 [Peter Leycester]
GB-Cu, Dd.5.20
GB-Cu, Dd.6.48
GB-Cu, Dd.5.78GB-Cu, Dd.9.33 .pdf 51KB
GB-Cu, Hengrave Hall Deposit 77 (1)
GB-Cu, Hengrave Hall Deposit 77 (2)
GB-Cu, Add. MS 9284
GB-Cu, [to check - single sheet or double fold]
GB-DU, Mus. 10445 [Andrew Bla[i]kie]
GB-En, Dep. 314/24
GB-Er, MS 787.1
GB-Eu, Reid Library, Mus.m.1
GB-HAdolmetsch, MS II B 3
GB-Lam, MS 600 [John Browne] [IMCM 2]
GB-Lbl, Add. MS 15117
GB-Lbl, Add. MS 15118
GB-Lbl, Add. MS 17795 [IMCM 1]
GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31432 Cunningham/Lawes]
GB-Lbl, Add. MS 56279 [Silvanus Stirrop]
GB-Lbl, Add. MS 59869 [Cartwright] [IMCM 1]
GB-Lbl, Add. MS 63852 [Griffith Boynton]
GB-Lbl, Egerton 2971
.pdf
109KB
GB-Lbl, Harley 7578
GB-Lbl, Mus. 249
GB-Lcm, C41/1 [formerly II F 10 ]
GB-Mp, BRm/832 Vu51 [facsimile; see VdGSJ III]
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GB-NTu Bell-White 46 [VdGSJ II]
GB-Ob, Ob MS Mus Sch C.61 [IMCM II]
GB-Ob, MS Mus Sch D.217
GB-Ob, MS Mus Sch D.221
GB-Ob, MS Mus Sch D.233, 236
GB-Ob, MS Mus Sch D.245-247 [IMCM I]
GB-Ob, MS Mus. Sch. F.572
GB-Ob, MS Mus. Sch. F.573
GB-Ob, MS Mus. Sch. F.575
GB-Ob, MS Mus. Sch. F.578
GB-Ob, MS Mus. Sch. b.15
GB-Och, Mus 439
GB-Och, Mus 531-532
GB-Och, Mus 725-727
GB-Och, Mus 1014
GB-SA, MS 38470/2
GB-WOhc, MS LM/1083/91/35 [see RMARC 43]
[TW m] Tunbridge Wells, Richard MacNutt private
collection
Norway
N-Tu, XA HA Mus. 1:2 [see Chelys 23]
N-Tu, XA HA Mus. 1:1 [see Chelys 23]
N-Ou, MS 294 [see Chelys 23]
Sweden
S-[K1], MS 21.068
S-L, MS Wenster G. 28
S-L, MS Wenster G.35
S-N, Finspang 9096.3
S-Skma, MS Tablatur No. 3
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United States of America
US-Ca, MS Mus. 70 [William Lawes] [Cunningham/Lawes]
US-LAuc, MS M286M4L992 [Mansell]
US-NH, Misc. MS 170, Filmer Ms 3
US-NYp, Drexel 4175 [Anne Twice]
US-SM, MSS EL25/A/46
US-Wc M2. I.T217C Case
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MVSICKE / OF / SVNDRIE / KINDES, / Set forth in two Bookes. / THE FIRST WHEREOF ARE, / Aries for 4. Voices to the Lute,
Orphorion, / or Basse- Viol, with a Dialogue for two / Voices, and two Basse Viols in parts, / tunde the Lute way. / THE SECOND ARE /
Pauens, Galiards, Almaines, Toies, / Iigges, Thumpes and such like, for two / Basse- Viols, the Liera way, so made as the / greatest number
may serue to play alone, very / easie to be performde. / Composed by THOMAS FORD. Imprinted at London by IOHNWINDET at the Assignes /
of WILLIAMBARLEY and are to be sold by IOHNBROWNE / in Saint Dunstons churchyard in Fleetstreet 1607.
Facsimile: London, Scholar Press, 1978. Copies in: GB-Lbl [K.9.a.19]; GB-Gu [Euing R.x.5]; US-CAh [STC11166]; US-Ws [STC 11166]
Oleg V. Timofeyev (ed.) Thomas Ford: Lyra Viol Duets, Recent Researches in the Music of the Baroque Era 90 (Middleton, Wisconsin: A-R Editions Inc., 1998)
[ISBN 978-0-89579-412-3].
no. sig.. title: PRIMA PARS. title: SECVNDA PARS VdGS [Ford] no.
1 G2v-H1r A Pauen./ M. Southcotes Pauen. [fefhf] A Pauin./ M. Southcotes Pauin. [fefhf] I
GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.245, p. 38 Pavine [fefhf] GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.246, p. 38 Pavine [fefhf]
MB IX, n
o
126
2 H1v-H2r The Galliard. [fefhf] The Galliard. [fefhf] II
GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.245, p. 33 Galliarde [fefhf] GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.246, p. 33 Galliarde [fefhf]
MB IX, n
o
127
3 H1v-H2r An Almaine./ M. Westouers farewell. [fefhf] An Almayne./ M. Westouers fare well. [fefhf] III
GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.245, p. 34 Alman: [fefhf] GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.246, p. 34 Alman: [fefhf]
4 H2v-I1r A Pauen./ M. Maynes Choice. [fefhf] A Pauen./ M. Maines Choice. IV
5 I1v-I2r The Galliard. [fefhf] The Galliard. [fefhf] V
GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.246, p. 30 Galliarde [fefhf] GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.245, p. 30 Galliarde [fefhf]
6 I1v-I2r Forget me not. [fefhf] Forget me not. [fefhf] VI
F-Pc Rs.1111, f. 173v Aria [fefhf] GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.245, p. 35 Forget me not [fefhf]
GB-Cu Nn.6.36, f. 15r iii [defhf]
GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.246, p. 35 Forget me not [fefhf]
7 I2v-K1r A Pauen./ Sir Richard Westons delight [fefhf] A Pauen./ Sir Richard Westons delight [fefhf] VII
8 K1v-K2r An Almaine./ Mounsieur Lullere his choice. [fefhf] An Almaine./ Mounsieur Lullere his choice. [fefhf] VIII
GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.246, p. 31 Almaine [fefhf] GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.245, p. 31 Almaine [fefhf]
9 K1v-K2r The wild goose chase./ Sir Iohn Philpots delight. [fefhf] The wild goose chase./ Sir Iohn Philpots delight. [fefhf] IX
GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.246, p. 40 The wildgoose chase [fefhf] GB-Mp BRm 832 Vu 51, p. 44 14. M
r.
G. / Coranto / Willis [fefhf]
- GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.245, p. 40 The wildgoose chase [fefhf]
10 K2v-L1r What you will. [fefhf] What you will. [fefhf] X
11 K2v-L1r And if you do touch me ile cry./ Sir Richard Tichbornes toy. [fefhf] And if you do touch me Ile cry. / Sir Richard Tichbornes toy. [fefhf] XI
GB-CHEr Ms. DLT/B 31, f. 47v Syr Rich: Titchbournes Toy GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.246, p. 35 And if you do touch ile Cry [fefhf]
GB-Lbl Add.56279, f. 8r [no title] [fefhf] IRL-Dtc 408/I p. 58 untitled [fefhf]
GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.245, p. 35 And if you do touch ile Cry [fefhf]
12 L1v-L2r The Baggepipes./ Sir Charles Howards delight [fefhf] The Baggepipes./ Sir Charles Howards delight [fefhf] XII
GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.246, p. 39 Sir Charles Howards delight [fefhf] GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.245, p. 39 Sir Charles Howards delight [fefhf]
13 L1v-L2r Why not here./ M. Crosse his choice. [fefhf] Why not here. M. Crosse his choice. [fefhf] XIII
F-Pc Rs.1111, f. 247v [Courantta] [fefhf] GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.245, p. 39 whi not heare [fefhf]
GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.246, p. 39 whi not heare [fefhf]
14 L2v-M1r Chang of Ayre. [fefhf] Chang of Ayre. [fefhf] XIV
GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.246, p. 32 Change of Ayre [fefhf] GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.245, p. 32 Change of Ayre [fefhf]
15 L2v-M1r Whipit and Tripit./ M. Southcotes Iig. [fefhf] Whipit and Tripit. / M. Southcotes Iigge [fefhf] XV
GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.245, p. 32 whip it and trip it [fefhf] GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.246, p. 32 whip it and trip it [fefhf]
16 M1v-M2r Cate of Bardie / The Queenes Iig. [fefhf] Cate of Bardie / The Queenes Iig. [fefhf] XVI
GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.246, p. 36 The Queenes Jedge [fefhf] GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.245, p. 36 The Queenes Jedge [fefhf]
GB-Cu Dd.5.20, f. 25r untitled [fefhf] IRL-Dtc 408/I p. 59 A Jigg [fefhf]
17 M2v A snatch and away./ Sir Iohn Paulets toy. [fefhf] A snatch and away. / Sir Iohn Paulets toy. [fefhf] XVII
F-Pc Rs.1111, f. 175r Saraband [fefhf] GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.245, p. 34 A snatch and away [fefhf] [=Playford T 142]
GB-Lbl Add.56279, f. 7r ii [no title] [fefhf] IRL-Dtc 408/I p. 58 Sir / Iohn paulete / toye [fefhf]
GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.246, p. 34 A snatch and away [fefhf]
Playford MRLV 1652, p. 6 Coranto [fefhf]
Playford MRLV 1669, p. 16 [defhf]
Playford MRLV 1682, p. 33 Saraband. [defhf]
18 M2v A pill to purge Melancholie./ M. Richard Martins Thumpe. [fefhf] A pill to purge Melancholie. / M. Richard Martins Thumpe [fefhf] XVIII
GB-CHEr Ms. DLT/B 31, f. 47r A Pill to purge Melanchollye. [=Playford T 248]
otherwise known as S
r.
Rich. Martins Thumpe [fefhf] GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.245, p. 34 A pill to purge mellancholy [fefhf]
GB-Lbl Add.56279, f. 8r [no title] [fefhf] IRL-Dtc 408/I p. 39 untitled [fefhf]
GB-Mp BRm 832 Vu 51, p. 43 M
r
Tho: / A thumpe. / Martine. [fefhf] IRL-Dtc 408/I p. 57 untitled [fefhf]
GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.246, p. 34 A pill to purge mellancholy [fefhf]
GB-Cu Nn.6.36, f. 15v untitled [fefhf]
Playford MRLV 1652, p. 6 A Pill to Purge Melancholy. [fefhf]
February 2011
AYRES, / TO / SING AND PLAY / TO THE LVTE AND / BASSE VIOLL. / With Pauins,
Galliards, Almaines, and / Corantos for the Lyra / VIOLL. / By William Corkine. /
LONDON / Printed by W. Stansby for Iohn Browne, and are to be sold at his / Shop in Saint
Dunstanes Church-yard in Fleete-streete. / 1610. Facsimile: Scolar Press 1978.
copies in: GB-Gu [Euing R.x.66 imperfect, lyra viol music lacking]; GB-Lbl [K.8.h.4];
GB-Lcm [1.G.38]; US [private collection of Robert S. Pirie, Hamilton, MA]
[inventory by John H Robinson, February 2011]
Lessons for the Lyra Viall.
no. sig. title VdGS no.
[tuned: ffhff] Corkine
1 E1r Almaine. 1
2 E1v Pauin. 2
3 E1v Coranto. 3
4 E2r Almaine. 4
5 E2r Coranto. 5
6 E2v Pauin. 6
7 E2v Coranto 7
8 F1r Galliard. 8
9 F1r Galliard. 9
10 F1v-F2r Whoope doe me no harme goodman. 10
cognate: GB-Mp BRm 832 Vu 51, pp. 14-15 Whoope doe me / no harme. R[icharde]. S[umarte]. [ffeff]
11 F2r Galliard. 11
12 F2v-G1r Fortune. 12
cognate: GB-Mp BRm 832 Vu 51, pp. 12-13 Fortune / R[icharde]. S[umarte]. [ffeff]
THE / SECOND BOOKE, / OF / AYRES, / Some, to sing and play to the / Base-Violl
alone: / Others, to be sung to the Lute and / Base Violl. / With new Corantoes, Pauins,
Almaines; / as also diuers new Descants vpon old Grounds, / set to the Lyra-Violl. / By
William Corkine. / LONDON: / Printed for M.L.I.B. and T.S. / Assigned by W. Barley. /
1612. Facsimile: Scolar Press 1977.
copies in: GB-Lbl [K.8.h.5]; US-SM [Huntington 13571];
US [private collection of Robert S. Pirie, Hamilton, MA]
[inventory by John H Robinson, February 2011]
Lessons for the Lyra Violl.
no. sig. title VdGS no.
[tuned: ffhfh] Corkine
1 G1r Lesson for two Lyra Violls./ Lesson for two Lyra Violls. 13
2 G1v If my Complaints. 14
3 G2r Perlude. 15
4 G2v-H1r Come liue with me, and be my loue. 16
5 H1r Perlude. 17
concordance: GB-Ob Mus.Sch.D.245, p. 112 untitled [ffhfh]
6 H1v-H2r Walsingham. 18
7 H2r Coranto. 19
8 H2v-I1r Mounsiers Almaine. 20
9 I1r Coranto. 21
10 I1v The Punckes delight. 22
[tuned: fhfhf]
11 I2r Pauin. 23
12 I2v Almaine. 24
- 1 -
D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108 .2
INVENTORY by Richard Carter, September 2008, checked and revised May 2011.
This inventory is based on that in the catalogue of manuscripts held in the Kassel libraries (Gesamthochschulbibliothek Kassel, Landesbibliothek & Murhardsche Bibliothek der
Stadt Kassel), Clytus Gottwald, Harrassowitz, 1997, pp.624-631. Foliation modern. Gottwald lists very few concordances.
The key is given for pieces with the solo part in normal viol way tuning, except for the psalms; for pieces in other tunings it is only given if it is determined by a staff notation bass
part.
NO. / TITLE TUNING/KEY COMPOSER VdGS No. COMMENTS/CONCORDANCES
1
r
- 6
v
empty
7
r
incomplete pen and ink drawing
7
v
single stave, bass clef, with note names written as an ascending and descending scale
8
r
A Toy fefhf Anon. 8215 No indication of tuning
GB-Lbl Add. Ms. 5118 fo:31
r
:1
8
v
Sarabande fefhf Anon. 8216
Air ffeff d Anon. 6051
9
r
Allem(ande) d Anon. 6052
9
v
4. Sarabande F Anon. 6053
Skolding wife/School ground d Nicolas Hotman 36 Final bar spills over onto fo.10
r
Many concordant versions; see the Thematic Index.
10
r
5. Air d Anon. 6054
10
v
Sarabande & Var: fefhf Anon. 8217 No indication of tuning
11
r
A ground g Anon. 6055 Staff notation on 5-line stave, bass clef.
Fragment, no barlines ffeff g Anon. In a different hand, 6
th
staff line added later?
11
v
Borre F Lully (6056) LWV 31/17
12
r
Menuest D Lully (6057) LWV 42/20
12
v
The Italian Rant d Anon. 7805 Playford T167 MRLV 1669 no.73 The Italian Rant (edfhf)
GB-Lbl Add. Ms. 63852 (Griffith Boynton) fo:115
v
:1
13
r
Auff meinen lieben Gott a Anon. 6058 Tune Zahn
1
no. 2164, here with chords
13
v
Auff meinen lieben Gott a Anon. Single melody line except for final cadence
14
r
Basse (Auff meinen lieben Gott)
14
v
Psalm 42 Wie nach einer Wasserquelle Lobwasser 1681
2
6059
15
r
42. Ps: Basse:
15
v
Ps: 16 Lobwasser 1681 6060
16
r
Ps: 16 Basse
- 2 -
16
v
- 19
r
empty
19
v
Psal: 27 Lobwasser 1681 6071
20
r
Bass: Ps: 27 Does not fit the psalmtune: the rhythm matches, but the pitches
rapidly lose touch. The melody ends the two sections in different
keys (F and C), the bass ends both in G.
20
v
Psalm 51Herr Gott nach deiner groen gtigkeit Lobwasser 1681 6072
21
r
Basse 51
21
v
Ps: 84 Gott der du ein heerfrst bist Lobwasser 1681 6073
22
r
Basse 84
22
v
Ps 116 Ich lieb den Herrn Lobwasser 1681 6074
23
r
Basse Ps 116
23
v
PS. 19 Die Himmel alzumahl Lobwasser 1681 6075
24
r
Basse Ps 19
24
v
PS. 22 Mein Gott, mein Gott ach wie Lobwasser 1681 6076
25
r
Basse Ps 22
25
v
PS 23 Mein Hter und mein Hirt Lobwasser 1681 6077
26
r
Basse PS 23
26
v
PS 24 Dem Herren der Erdkreis zusteht Lobwasser 1681 6078
27
r
Basse P 24
27
v
PS 25 Zu dir mein Herz erhebe Lobwasser 1681 6079
28
r
Basse 25
28
v
PS: 28 Zu dir schre ich Lobwasser 1681 6080
29
r
Basse Ps 28
29
v
PS 30 Ich will dich preisen Herre Gott Lobwasser 1681 6081
30
r
Basse Ps 30
30
v
PS 31 Auff dich setz ich etc: Lobwasser 1681 6082
31
r
Basse Ps 31
31
v
PS. 32. O seelig mu ich diesen etc: Lobwasser 1681 6083
32
r
Basse Ps 32
32
v
PS:33. Wolauff ihr Heiligen und frommen etc Lobwasser 1681 6084
PS 34. Ich will nicht lassen ab etc Lobwasser 1681 6085
33
r
Basse Ps 33
Basse Ps 34
33
v
36 Ps Au des Gottlosen thun und werck Lobwasser 1681 6086
34
r
Basse Ps 36
34
v
PS. 37 Erzrne dich nicht ber die Gottlosen Lobwasser 1681 6087
35
r
Basse Ps 37
35
v
PS 43. Richt mich Herr Gott und halte mir recht Lobwasser 1681 6088
- 3 -
36
r
Basse 43
36
v
gige: Willem detekom fedfh d WillemDeutekom 11 D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.3 fo:29
v
52. Gige Willem Dtekom (ffeff)
D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.4 fo:20
v
:2 52. Gige (staff bass part)
D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.3 fo:31
v
56. Gige (fedfh)
D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.4 fo:21
v
:2 56. Gige (staff bass part)
37
r
Sarabande: Stofken fedfh d Dietrich Steffkens 102 A-ETgoss (A) fo:43
r
Sarabande Stefkens
A-ETgoss (A) fo:44
r
Doubles de la Sarabande
A-ETgoss (B) fo:70
r
Sarabande D Steffken
D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.3 fo:30
r
53. Sarab: Stffken (ffeff)
D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.4 fo:21
r
:1 53. Sarab: Stfke (staff bass part)
D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.3 fo:32
r
57. Sarabande Stebkens
D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.4 fo:22
r
:1 57. Sarab. Stbkens (staff bass)
GB-Lbl Add. Ms. 59869 (Cartwright) fo:25
r
:1
IRL-Dm Ms. Z3.5.13 (Narcissus Marsh) fo:22
r
Mr Stephkins
Prl(udium) ffeff d Anon. 6089
37
v
- 38
r
ruled, no music
38
v
PS. 40 Ich hab gewart des Herren stetiglich Lobwasser 1681 6090
39
r
Basse Ps 40
39
v
PS. 119 Lobwasser 1681 6091
40
r
Basse Ps 119
40
v
La Sisonne a Anon. 6092 Gottwald has La Bibonne. Both words exist in French, but as
Sisonne is a dance step it is perhaps more likely.
6104 Not concordant, see fo:48
v
below
8913 D-Kl Ms 2 Mus 61:1 (1) fo:15
r
:2 (Baryton)
41
r
Basse La Sisonne
Prelude D Anon. 6093 Four bar fragment, more like an extended cadence
41
v
Psalm: 103 Nun prei mein Seel Lobwasser 1681 6094
42
r
Basse Ps 103
42
v
Psalm 101Ich hab mir vorgesetzt Lobwasser 1681 6095
43
r
Basse Ps 101
43
v
Psalm: 110 Der Herr zu meinem Herrn Lobwasser 1681 6096
44
r
Basse Ps 110
44
v
PS 121 Mein augen ich gen berg aufricht Lobwasser 1681 6097
45
r
Basse Ps 121
45
v
two empty staves
Ritornelle C Anon. 6098
46
r
Aria Basse e Anon. 6099 Bass to a missing piece at 45
v
:1?
Ritornelle Basse Bass to 45
v
:2
- 4 -
46
v
untitled d Anon. 6100 later insertion in a different hand
Aria F Anon. 6102
47
r
Ballet Basse Bb Anon. 6101 Bass to a missing piece at 46
v
:1?
Aria Basse Bass to 46
v
:2
47
v
Salomons deligt F Joseph-Francois 6103 See also 52
r
:2
48
r
Salomons deligt Basse Salomon?
48
v
3. Prince Ruperts March d Anon. 6104 Not La Sisonne again, despite initial similarity.
See e.g. Playford CDM 1651
49
r
Basse
49
v
4. Allem(ande) d Anon. 6105
50
r
Basse
50
v
5. Sarabande C Anon. 6106
6. Boree Roale des Dames G Anon. 6107 see also fo:53
v
51
r
Basse Sarabande
Basse Bore
51
v
7. Menuet G Anon. 6108
8. Salomons deligt C Anon. 6103 Transposed version, see fo:47
v
52
r
Basse (Menuet)
Basse (Salomons deligt)
52
v
9. Ritornelle D Lully (6109) LWV 39/4
53
r
Basse
53
v
10. Boure A Anon. 6110 Transposed and slightly different version of 6107, fo:50
v
:2
54
r
Basse
54
v
11. Boree g Anon 6111 Two versions, the second with double stops.
55
r
Basse
55
v
12. La Menuet dauphin DB[?] a Anon. 6112 poss. Du Buisson?
56
r
Basse
56
v
- 57
r
13. Eccho D Lully (6113) LWV 39/13
57
r
Lamento d Daniel Eberlin 8 D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.3 fo:81
v
138. Lamento a doi Di D. Eb:
D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.4 fo:50
v
138. Lamento D S. Eb: (staff bass)
57
v
14. Gaillarde La Valette A Anon. 6115
58
r
Aria d Daniel Eberlin 7 D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.3 fo:80
v
137. Aria di D. Eb:
D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.4 fo:50
v
137. Aria di D. Eb (staff bass part)
58
v
15. Piece F Anon 6117
Piece dun autre ton G (6117) Transposed. Gottwald notes only one version.
59
r
16. Sarabande A Anon. 6118
59
v
17. Allem(ande) d Anon. 6119 A-ETgoss Ms. (C) seq.(3) [not concordant with Hotman VdGS 3]
60
r
18. Aria d Anon. 6120
60
v
19. Sarab(ande) & Var: d Anon. 6121
- 5 -
6203 D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.3 fo:2
r
3. Sarabande
D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.4 fo:1
v
3. Sarabande (staff bass part)
[6375 Apparent concordance lasts only two bars]
61
r
20. Sarab(ande) d Anon. 6122
61
v
21. Allemande F Anon. 6123
62
r
22. Allem(ande) d Anon. 6124
62
v
23. Sarabande g Anon. 6125
24. Sarabande g Anon. 6126
63
r
25. Sarab(ande) d Anon. 6127 D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.3 fo:49
v
83. Sarab:
63
v
26. A Toy fefhf Daniel Farrant 1 Tuning chart by octaves at end of piece
64
r
27. Sarabande fefhf Anon. 8218
64
v
28. PS 130 ffeff Lobwasser 1681 6128
65
r
Basse Ps 130
65
v
29. Bourree C Anon. 6129
A 9601 D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.3 fo:76
v
131. Bore Verstimbt (efffe)
D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.4 fo:47
v
131. Bore (staff bass part)
66
r
Basse [6129 & 9601 are independent arrangements]
66
v
30. Sarab(ande) Spagnuole d Anon. 6130
67
r
Sarab(ande) Spagnole Basse
67
v
Sar(abande) a Pinel 4 ex anon 6131
Gavotte Roale a Pinel 5 ex anon 6132
6302 D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.5 fo:11
v
, in a, incomplete
D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.5 fo:12
v
, in d, complete
68
r
Sar: Basse
Gavotte Roale Basse
68
v
Allemande d Anon. 6133 D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.3 fo:45
v
74. Allem
D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.4 fo:26
r
74. Allem: (staff bass part)
68
v
- 69
r
Sarab(ande) d Pierre Dubut 2 (ex 6134) D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.3 fo:45
v
76. Sarab
D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.4 fo:26
v
76. Sarab: (staff bass part)
8916 D-Kl Ms. 2 Mus. 61.1(1) fo:21
v
(Baryton, fedfh)
69
v
37. Sar(abande) D Anon. 6135 D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.3 fo:46
r
78. Sarab:
D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.4 fo:26
v
78. Sarab: (staff bass part)
70
r
38. Sarabande DB [?] Simplified version of no. 37. poss. Du Buisson?
70
v
39. Warumb betrbstu dich mein Hertz a Anon. 6136
71
r
40. Gigue d Anon. 6137 a contre partie?
71
v
41. Allem(ande) D Du Buisson 91 (ex 6138)
8572 D-Kl Ms. 2 Mus. 61.1(1) fo:23
v
:1 (Baryton, fdefh)
72
r
42. Sarab(ande) D Du Buisson 9 (ex 6139) PL-WtmMs. In.377/No.221 (Cracow BV1) fo:35
r
Sarabande
US-Wc Ms. M2.1.T2.17C.Case fo:9
v
Sarabande D.B.
- 6 -
72
v
43. Gigue D Anon. 6140 No final barline, but apparently complete.
73
r
44. Sarab(ande) D Anon. 6141
73
v
45. Gavotte a Lully (6142) LWV 42/28
74
r
46. Ballett g Anon. 6143
74
v
47. Coquille C Du Buisson 35 (ex 6144) F-Pc Ms. Rs. 1111 no.[205] fo:189
v
Aria
75
r
48. Pelerains C Lully (6145) LWV 17/21
75
v
49. Sarab(ande) d Lully (6146) LWV 75/37
50. Borre d Anon. 6147
76
r
51. Borre Mad: d Anon. 6148 Mad: (Madame?)
76
v
52. Sarab(ande) d Strobel 2 ex anon. 6149
77
r
53. Bourre des Moscow[?]: DB[?] g Anon. 6150 poss. Du Buisson?
77
v
54. Les Canaries d Anon. 6151
78
r
55. Gavotte F Anon. 6152
78
v
56. Sarab(ande) F Anon. 6153
79
r
57. Sarabande F Anon. 6154 [6154 & 9602 are independent arrangements]
A 9602 D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.3 fo:77
r
132. Sarab: (efffe)
D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.4 fo:77
r
132. Sarab: (staff bass part)
79
v
58. Boure de St: Germain a Lully (6155) LWV 40/7
80
r
Stimmng defhf Tuning chart by unisons
59. Almaine defhf Robert Taylor 11 GB-Lbl Ms. Mus. 249 seq.(32)
IRL-Dm Ms. Z3.5.13 (Narcissus Marsh) fo:70
r
inv Mr Taylor
80
v
60. Courente defhf Anon. 7091
81
r
61. Sarab(ande) defhf Robert Taylor 12 D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.3 fo:65
r
112. Sarab:
IRL-Dm Ms. Z3.5.13 (Narcissus Marsh) fo:69
v
inv Mr Taylor
81
v
62. Sarab(ande) d Anon. 6156
63. Sar(abande) d Anon. 6157
82
r
64. Gavotte c Anon. 6158
82
v
- 83
r
65. Allem(ande) a Anon. 6159
83
v
66. Sarab(ande) a Anon. 6160 D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.3 fo:9
v
9. Sarabande
D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.4 fo:3
v
9. Sarab (staff bass part)
84
r
67. Allemande d Pinel 6 ex anon. 6161
84
v
68. Sarab(ande) d Franois Dufaut 3 ex anon. 6162
85
r
69. Gigue D Anon. 6163 [Does not concord with Du Buisson 74]
8575 D-Kl Ms. 2 Mus. 61.1(1) fo:24
v
:1 Gigue (Baryton, fdefh)
85
v
70. Gigue G Anon. 6164
86
r
Gigue Basse
86
v
Air d Anon. 6165
87
r
Air Basse
87
v
empty page
- 7 -
88
r
Gavotte d Anon. 6166
88
v
- 89
r
Gavotte F Anon. 6167
89
v
- 90
r
Duble This is a tripla of the preceding Gavotte.
90
r
La follia, ground only. G clef on the bottom line of the tablature staff, note names written in instead of notes.
90
v
- 91
r
Gavotte d Anon. 6168
6334 D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.5 fo:33
v
untitled
91
v
Gavotte F Anon. 6169
6323 D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.5 fo:28
v
Gavotte &Variatio
[6389 The apparent concordance lasts less than 2 bars]
92
r
Gavotte F Anon. 6170
92
v
- 93
r
Gique F Anon. 6171
93
v
- 94
v
Sarabande en Rondeau C Lully (6172) LWV 71/26. Gottwald points out that the double stops are
added in different ink. See also fo:103
v
- 104
r
95
r
empty page, not ruled
95
v
Sarab(ande) d Anon. 6173
96
r
Sarab(ande) D Anon. 6174
96
v
Giqe D Anon. 6175
97
r
1. Menet A Anon. 6176
97
v
2. Menet A Anon. 6177
98
r
3. Menet A Anon. 6178
98
v
4. Borree A Anon. 6179
99
r
5. Menet A Anon. 6180
99
v
6. Menet A Anon. 6181
100
r
7. Borre a Anon. 6182
100
v
Menet D Anon. 6183 Duple metre with crotchet upbeat.
101
r
Menet D Anon. 6184
101
v
Ritornelle F Lully (6185) LWV 59/3
102
r
Menet F Lully (6186) LWV 59/7
102
v
Bouree DB[?] G Anon. 6187 Index has [Gavotte]. poss. Du Buisson?
103
r
empty page, not ruled
103
v
- 104
r
Rondea C Lully (6188) LWV 71/26 here without double stops. See fo:93
v
- 94
v
104
v
Gavotte Basch d Anon. 6189 D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.5 fo:27
v
Gavotte
D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.5 fo:39
v
Gavotte
105
r
gtre partie Gavotte D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.5 fo:40
r
gtre partie Gavotte
[These are three independent intabulations, with variant rhythms and fingerings]
105
v
Sarabande d Anon. 6190
106
r
gtre partie
106
v
Chanson Liebster Jesu Trost des Herzen a Anon. 6191 Tune Zahn
1
no. 6908
107
r
Chanson dn atre ton
3
D Anon. 6192 No final barline, but seems complete.
- 8 -
107
v
Sarabande g Lully (6193) LWV 53/48
Playford T283 MRLV 1682 no.10 Minuet, by Mr Baptist (edfhf)
108
r
Ballet G Anon. 6194 Index has [Gavotte]
108
v
- 115
v
empty pages
NOTES:
1
Die Melodien des deutschen evangelischen Kirchenlieder aus den Quelle geschpft und mitgeteilt von Johannes Zahn, a collection of 8,806 church tunes published in 6 volumes
by Johannes Christoph Andreas Zahn (1817-1895). Gottwald points out that Liebster Jesu first appeared in the Frankfurt Gesangbuch only in 1711.
2
Ambrosius Lobwasser (1515-1585) made a German translation of the psalms based on the French version in the Geneva Psalter. First published in 1573, it was reprinted over 100
times and set to music (some editions are in the form of four part books); it continued to be used into the early 18
th
century. A scan of the 1679 print held by The Herzog August
Bibliothek in Wolfenbttel is online at <http://diglib.hab.de/wdb.php?dir=drucke/xb-1304-2>. According to Gottwald the versions of the melodies which are here transcribed for
viol first appeared in the 1681 reprint (Die CL Psalmen Davids nach Frantzs. Melodey in Teutsche Reimen gebracht durch Ambrosius LobwasserMarburg, Jod. Krner,
1681).
3
In the Kassel tablatures this phrase is usually used to signal a transposed version of the previous piece, but here it is a different psalmtune.
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D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.3
INVENTORY by Richard Carter, April 2008, checked and revised May 2011
This inventory is based on that in the catalogue of manuscripts held in the Kassel libraries (Gesamthochschulbibliothek Kassel, Landesbibliothek & Murhardsche Bibliothek
der Stadt Kassel), Clytus Gottwald, Harrassowitz, 1997, pp.635-638. Foliation modern. Gottwald lists only very few concordances.
D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.4 is a companion volume containing mainly staff notation bass parts, which are cross-referenced here where appropriate.
The key is given for all pieces with the solo part in normal viol way tuning; for pieces in other tunings it is only given if it is determined by a staff notation bass part.
No. / TITLE TUNING COMPOSER VdGS BASS PART COMMENTS/CONCORDANCES
/KEY No. INVOL. 4
I
r
s. o.
I
v
- II
v
empty
1
r
1. Allemande ffeff d Anon. 6201 1
r
Also at no. 75, fo:44
v
1
v
- 2
r
2. Cor(ante) d Franois Dufaut 4 1
r
ex anon. 6202
2
r
3. Sarabande d Anon. 6203 1
v
Here without the double
6121 D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.2 fo:60
v
19. Sarab: &Var.
[6375 Apparent concordance lasts only two bars]
2
v
- 6
r
4. Ballet (Skolding Wife) d N. Hotman 36 - Many concordances, see the Thematic Index
6
v
- 7
r
5. Allem(ande) F Anon. 6204 2
v
7
v
6. Sarab(ande) F Franois Dufaut 5 2
v
ex anon. 6205
8
r
7. Entre G Anon. 6206 3
r
8
v
- 9
r
8. Sarab(ande) F Franois Dufaut 6 3
r
ex anon. 6207
9
v
9. Sarabande a Anon. 6160 3
v
D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.2 fo:83
v
66. Sarab:
10
r
10. Gige d Anon. 6208 3
v
10
v
11. Ballet D Anon. 6209 4
r
11
r
12. Sarab(ande) D Anon. 6210 4
r
11
v
13. Gavotte D Anon. 6211 4
r
D-Kl Ms. 2 Mus. 61.1(1) fo:24
v
:2
14. Aria D Anon. 6212 4
v
12
r
15. Sarab(ande) d Jean Mercure 3 4
v
ex anon. 6213
12
v
- 13
r
16. Allem(ande) A Anon. 6214 4
v
13
r
17. Aria A Anon. 6215 5
r
18. Sarab(ande) A Anon. 6216 5
r
13
v
19. Gavotte F Anon. 6217 5
v
13
v
- 14
r
20. Sarabande Bb Anon. 6218 5
v
14
v
21. Ballet A Anon. 6219 5
v
15
r
22. Sarabande A Anon. 6220 6
r
15
v
23. Courante [?] d Anon. 6221 6
r
Index suggests Sarabande
16
r
24. Gavotte G Anon. 6222 6
v
- 2 -
16
v
25. Ballet D Du Buisson 36 (ex 6223) 6
v
F-Pc Ms Rs. 1111 fo:190
v
no.[206] Ballet
PL-WtmMs. In.377/No.221 (Cracow BV1) fo:36
r
Ballet
8574 D-Kl Ms. 2 Mus. 61.1(1) fo:24
r
:2 Ballet (fdefh, Baryton)
17
r
26. Abendlied G Anon. 6224 6
v
Title from Vol. 4
17
v
27. Psalm: 16 Anon. 6225 -
18
r
28. Ich rff z dir Herr Jes Christ g Anon. 6226 -
18
v
29. Sarabande d Anon. 6227 7
r
19
r
30. Allem(ande) d Anon. 6228 7
r
19
v
31. Serenade d Lully (ex 6229) 7
v
LWV 14/2
8748 F-Pc Ms. Rs. 1111 fo:25
v
29. Nun ist alle meine Lust (fedfh)
20
r
32. Courente D. B. d Du Buisson 3 7
v
PL-WtmMs. In.377/No.221 (Cracow BV1) fo:5
v
Courante
US-Wc Ms. M2.1.T2.17C.Case fo:3
v
Courante D.B.
20
v
33. Sarab(ande) D. B. d Du Buisson 4 8
r
PL-WtmMs. In.377/No.221 (Cracow BV1) fo:6
r
Sarabande
US-Wc Ms. M2.1.T2.17C.Case fo:4
v
Sarabande D.B.
21
r
34. Borre D. B. D Du Buisson 23 8
r
Air D. B. D Du Buisson 24 -
21
v
35. The Queens Masque G Simon Ives 50 (T262) 8
v
Playford MRLV 1661 no.7 A Masque Mr Sim. Ives (defhf)
Playford MRLV 1669 no.40
The Queens Mask Mr Simon Ives
D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.3 fo:53
v
89. Allem.
F-Pc Ms. Rs. 1111 fo:18
v
19. Nun schlaft sie schn
GB-CHEr DLT/B 31 (Peter Leycester) fo:10
r
GB-Cu Ms. Dd 6.48 fo:30
v
GB-Lbl Add. Ms. 59869 (Cartwright) fo:8
r
:1 (attr. Lawes)
GB-Lbl Add. Ms. 63852 (Griffith Boynton) fo:39
r
:2
GB-Ob Ms. Mus. Sch. F.578 fo:21
r
S-[K1] Ms. 21.068 fo:26
v
S-L Ms G.35 p.6
US-NH Ms. Filmer 3 fo:21
v
of B
US-NYp Ms. Drexel 5609 p.29
22
r
36. Aria Scavez vos la belle d Anon. 6230 8
v
22
v
37. Gavotte D. B. D Du Buisson 25 9
r
23
r
38. Ballet 1 D Anon. 6231 9
r
39. Ballet 2 D Anon. 6232 9
r
23
v
40. Ballet 3 D Anon. 6233 9
v
41. Ballet 4 D Anon. 6234 9
v
24
r
La Follia g Anon. 6235 -
24
v
42. Allemande d Ch. Coleman 292 9
v
Exercitium musicum (Frankfurt a.M., 1660) no. 68 (a3)
- 3 -
Playford CMA 1662 no. 49
Playford CA 1665 no. 2
GB-Lbl Add. Ms. 31438 no. 16 attr. Locke
GB-Ob Ms. Mus. Sch. D.220 no. 17 p.7
GB-Och Mss 1006-9 p.2:1
GB-Och Ms. 1022 no. 9
US-NH Ms. Filmer 3 fo:inv61
r
:2
25
r
43. Courr(ante) Hat: d Nicolas Hotman 23 10
r
F-Pc Ms. Rs. 1111 fo:263
r
no.[256] Courant
25
v
44. Sarab(ande) Hatt d Nicolas Hotman 28 10
r
F-Pc Ms. Rs. 1111 fo:268
r
no.[261] Sarab
GB-Ob Ms. Mus. Sch. F.574 p.4
26
r
45. Sarab(ande) d Nicolas Hotman 29 10
v
F-Pc Ms. Rs. 1111 fo:269
r
no.[263] Sarab & Variatio
PL-WtmMs. In.377/No.221 (Cracow BV1) fo:67
r
Sarabande & Variation
26
v
46. Corente d Anon. 6236 10
v
[No. 47 missing here. In Vol. 4 no. 47 is an unrelated solo piece in staff notation entitled Piece]
27
r
48. numbered and ruled, no music
27
v
49. Sarab(ande) D D. Steffkens 58 11
r
[all tablature concordances tuning fdefh]
A-ETgoss Ms. (A) fo:4
r
& fo:9
r
Sarab Stefken + Double
A-ETgoss Ms. (B) fo:61
r
Sarabande
F-Pc Ms. Rs. 1111 fo:31
v
35. Sarraband
GB-Lbl Add. Ms. 59869 (Cartwright) fo:25
r
:3
GB-Lbl Ms. Mus. 249 seq.(4) Sarabande
GB-Ob Ms. Mus. Sch. F.573 f.19
v
:1 (violin)
IRL-Dm Ms. Z3.5.13 (Narcissus Marsh) no. 5 fo:31
v
S-L Ms. G.28 p.108:2
28
r
50. Sarabande d Anon. 6237 -
28
v
- 29
r
51. Sonata A Anon. 6238 20
v
29
v
52. Gige Willem Dtekom d W. Deutekom 11 20
v
D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.2 fo:36
v
gige: Willem detekom
D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.3 fo:31
v
56. Gige (both fedfh)
30
r
53. Sarab(ande) Stffken d D. Steffkens 102 21
r
[all concordances tuning fedfh]
A-ETgoss Ms. (A) fo:43
r
Sarabande Stefkens
A-ETgoss Ms. (A) fo:44
r
Doubles de la Sarabande
A-ETgoss Ms. (B) fo:70
r
Sarabande D Steffken
D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.2 fo:37
r
Sarabande: Stofken
D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.3 fo:32
r
57. Sarabande Stebkens
GB-Lbl Add. Ms. 59869 (Cartwright) fo:25:1
IRL-Dm Ms. Z3.5.13 (Narcissus Marsh) fo:22 Mr Stephkins
30
v
54. Gige Stffk D D. Steffkens 71 21
r
A-ETgoss Ms. (A) fo:8
v
Gigue de Stefken (fdefh)
D-Kl Ms. 2 Mus. 61.1(1) fo:23
r
- 4 -
F-Pc Ms Rs. 1111 fo:41
v
47. Gigue (fdefh)
31
r
55. Allemande d Anon. 6239 -
31
v
56. Gige fedfh d W. Deutekom 11 21
v
Also at no. 52, fo:29
v
(ffeff) q.v. for concordances
32
r
57. Sarabande Stebkens d D. Steffkens 102 22
r
Also at no. 53, fo:30
r
(ffeff) q.v. for concordances
32
v
- 33
r
58. Allem(ande) d Anon. 8721 22
r
33
r
59. Sarab(ande) ffeff D Anon. 6240 22
v
33
v
60. Gavotte g Anon. 6241 22
v
34
r
61. Chanon D Anon. 6242 22
v
34
v
62. Sarabande d Anon. 6243 23
r
Also at no. 72, fo:42
v
35
r
63. Chanson a Anon. 6244 23
r
35
v
64. Lamento e Anon. 6245 23
v
D-LEmMS II.6.24 fo:98
v
36
r
Lamento Basso Nos 64-68 & 71-73: Basses, here in tablature, match Vol. 4
36
v
65. Sarabande e Anon. 6246 23
v
37
r
Sarabande Basse
37
v
66. Ballo Salomon C Anon. 6247 24
r
(Joseph-Francois Salomon?)
38
r
Salomon Basse
38
v
67. Volti(geure) C Lully (6248) 24
r
LWV 42/29
39
r
Basse Voltigeure
39
v
68. Les Esclaves C Lully (6249) 24
v
LWV 42/30
40
r
Basse
40
v
69. Ballo e Anon. 6250 -
41
r
70. Gavotte d Anon. 6251 - [Untitled]
6321 D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.5 fo:26
v
Gavotte
41
v
71. Chanson D Anon. 6252 25
r
42
r
Chanson Basse
42
v
72. Sarab(ande) d Anon. 6243 25
v
Also at no. 62, fo:34
v
43
r
Sar(abande) Basse
43
v
73. Chanson a Anon. 6253 25
v
44
r
Chanson Basse
44
v
74. Allem(ande) d Anon. 6133 26
r
D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.2 fo:68
v
:1 Allemande
44
v
- 45
r
75. Allem(ande) d Anon. 6201 26
r
Also at no. 1, fo:1
r
45
v
76. Sarab(ande) d Pierre Dubut 2 (ex 6134) 26
v
D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.2 fo:68
v
:2 Sarab
8916 D-Kl Ms. 2 Mus. 61.1(1) fo:21
v
(Baryton, fedfh)
46
r
78. Sarab(ande) D Anon. 6135 26
v
- 27
r
D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.2 fo:69
v
Sar
46
v
79. Ballet F Anon. 6254 27
r
47
r
80. Gavotte F Anon. 6255 27
v
47
v
81. Sarab(ande) F Anon. 6256 27
v
48
r
Sarabande Bb (6256) - Transposed version of No. 81
48
v
- 49
r
82. Libertas C Anon. 6257 28
r
D-Kl Ms. 2 Mus. 61.1(1) fo:8
r
:2 (Baryton, fedfh)
- 5 -
D-Kl Ms. 2 Mus. 61e fo:3-8
v
(a5)
F-Pn Ms. Rs. F.494 (a5)
S-Uu IMhs 409 (a5)
49
v
83. Sarab(ande) d Anon. 6127 - D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.2 fo:63
r
25. Sarab
50
r
84. Sarabande C Anon. 6258 - F-Pn Ms. Rs. 1402 p.1 A limperio damore [and others]
50
v
- 51
r
85. Gige d Anon. 6259 -
51
v
- 52
r
86. Rondeau C Anon. 6260 -
52
r
87. numbered and ruled, no music
52
v
- 53
r
88. Courante C Anon. 6261 - GB-Llp Ms. 1041 fo:62
r
Pensieri quietato
53
v
89. Allem(ande) defhf F Simon Ives 50 35
v
The Queens Masque See no. 35 fo:21
v
for concordances
Stimmung defhf
54
r
90. Cor(ante) - [attr. Hudson] 117 - GB-Lbl Add. Ms. 59869 (Cartwright) fo:7
r
:2
GB-Ob Ms. Mus. Sch. F.575 fo:83
v
:2 Cora(nto)
IRL-Dm Ms. Z3.5.13 (Narcissus Marsh) fo:67
v
inv
54
v
91. Sarab(ande) - [attr. Deutekom] 5 - D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.5 fo:45
v
:1 Saraband
F-Pc Ms. Rs. 1111 fo:19
r
20. Sarraband
GB-Ob Ms. Mus. Sch. F.578 fo:23
v
Sarband
92. Ballet - Anon. 7095 - GB-En Sutherland House p.4:1 Whom [serve?] yea
7018 (T166) Playford MRLV 1669 no. 2 Maying Time
Playford MRLV 1682 no. 2 Fain I would
7421 GB-Lbl Add. Ms. 63852 (Griffith Boynton) fo:117
r
inv:1
Sheapherds Hay
8207 (T183) Playford MRLV 1652 no. 1 May Time (fefhf)
8307 IRL-Dtc Ms. 408/1 (William Ballet) p.57:2 (fefhf)
8308 IRL-Dtc Ms. 408/1 (William Ballet) p.59:1 (fefhf)
55
r
93. The Chimes - Simon Ives 31 (T139) - Playford MRLV 1652 no. 41 [42] La Cloche
Playford MRLV 1661 no. 15 La Cloche M
r
Simon Ives
Playford MRLV 1669 no. 27 Second Lesson, With a Thump
Playford MRLV 1682 no. 47 Saraband
F-Pc Ms. Rs. 1111 fo:71
v
Sarabanda
GB-Cu Ms. D.d 6.48 fo:2
v
La Cloche
GB-Lbl Add. Ms. 59869 (Cartwright) fo:13
r
:2
GB-Lbl Add. Ms. 63852 (Griffith Boynton) fo:86
v
GB-Mp Ms. 832 Vu 51 (Manchester) p.133:1
La Cloche M
r
Simon Ives
GB-Ob Ms. Mus. Sch. F.575 fo:12
r
The Chimes M
r
Simon Ives
GB-Ob Ms. Mus. Sch. F.575 fo:89
v
inv
GB-Ob Ms. Mus. Sch. F.578 fo:6
r
(efdef)
- 6 -
GB-Ob Ms. Mus. Sch. F.578 fo:23
r
Courant
S-[K1] Ms. 21.068 fo:27
r
inv } Engelske/Englische
S-L Ms. G.28 p.6:2 } glocken/Klocken
S-Skma Ms. Tablatur nr. 3 fo:64
r
inv }
55
v
94. Ps: 116 verstimbt defhf F Anon. 7096 32
v
Ich Lob den Herren
56
r
95. Ps: 24 edfhf f Anon. 7831 33
r
56
v
96. Chanson edfhf g Anon. 7832 33
v
Was Gott gefelt, [mein frommes Kind]
57
r
97. Ps: 84 defhf - Anon. 7097 -
57
v
98. Ps: 34 Ich will nicht laen abedfhf f Anon. 7833 34
r
58
r
99. Aria edfhf - Anon. 7834 -
58
v
100. Sarabande edfhf - Simon Ives 83 (T48) - Playford MRLV 1652 no. 59 [63] Saraband
Playford MRLV 1661 no. 48 [49] Saraband M Esto
Playford MRLV 1661 no. 65 [67] Saraband M
r
Simon Ives
A-ETgoss Ms. (B) fo:9
r
Sarabande
F-Pc Ms. Rs. 1111 fo:3
v
3. Sarraband
GB-CHEr DLT/B 31 (Peter Leycester) fo:10
r
:3
GB-Mp Ms. 832 Vu 51 (Manchester) p.124:2
Saraband M
r
Simon Ives
59
r
101. Gige edfhf f Anon. 7835 35
r
59
v
102. Allem(ande) edfhf f Anon. 7836 35
v
60
r
103. Sarab(ande) edfhf f Anon. 7837 35
v
- 36
v
60
v
104. Sarab(ande) edfhf - Anon. 7838 -
61
r
105. Ballet ffeff e Anon. 6262 -
61
v
- 62
r
106. Ps: 32 O Seelig mus ich defhf - Anon. 7101 -
62
v
107. Ballet - Anon. 7102 -
63
r
108. Ballet - Anon. 7103 -
63
v
109. Ballet - Anon. 7104 -
64
r
110. The King enjoyes his own - Anon. 7003 (T196) - Playford MB 1651 no. 5 (fefhf)
Playford MRLV 1652 no. 7 The K. enjoyes &c. (fefhf)
Playford MRLV 1661 no. 3 When the King Enjoyes, &c.
Playford MRLV 1669 no. 8 The King enjoyes His own
Playford MRLV 1682 no. 6 The King enjoyes his own
F-Pc Ms. Rs. 1111 fo:14
v
15. Gavotte
GB-Cu Ms. D.d 6.48 fo:22
v
GB-En Sutherland House p.1:1
GB-En P637 R787.1 (Reid) seq.(4) fo:1
v
When the King enjoyes his owne
GB-Ob Ms. Mus. Sch. F.572 p.81
A-240 GB-CfmMU Ms. 647 p.inv52 (solo bass viol, staff notation)
- 7 -
64
v
- 65
r
111. Allem(ande) - Anon. 7105 -
65
r
112. Sarab(ande) - Robert Taylor 12 - D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.2 fo:81
r
61. Sarab:
IRL-Dm Ms. Z3.5.13 (Narcissus Marsh) fo:69
v
inv Mr Taylor
65
v
- 66
r
113. 114. ruled and numbered, no music
66
v
115. Allemande ffeff d Anon. 6268 -
67
r
116. Gavotte D Lully (6269) - LWV 22/21
D-Kl Ms. 2 Mus. 61.1(1) fo:25
r
:2 (Baryton, fedfh)
67
v
- 68
r
117. Allem(ande) D. B. a Du Buisson 12 - PL-WtmMs. In.377/No.221 (Cracow BV1) fo:22
r
Allemande
US-Wc Ms. M2.1.T2.17C.Case fo:13
v
Allemande D.B.
68
v
- 69
r
118. Courente D. B. a Du Buisson 13 - PL-WtmMs. In.377/No.221 (Cracow BV1) fo:22
v
Courante
US-Wc Ms. M2.1.T2.17C.Case fo:14
v
Courante D.B.
69
r
- 69
v
119. Sarab(ande) D. B. a Du Buisson 14 - US-Wc Ms. M2.1.T2.17C.Case fo:15
v
Sarabande D.B.
70
r
120. Not entered, the remaining space on 69
v
and the whole of 70
r
are filled with an incomplete piece, VdGS 6270, in a different hand.
70
v
- 71
r
121. Sarab(ande) H. d Nicolas Hotman 8 43
r
A-ETgoss Ms (B) fo:39
v
Sarabande
F-Pc Ms. Rs. 1111 fo:55
v
60. Sarraband
71
v
- 72
r
122. Jenes Zephirs D J. C. de Chambonnires 1 43
v
(ex 6271)
72
r
123. Sarabande D Pierre Dubut 1 (ex 6272) 44
r
[6272 & 6376 are independent versions]
ex 6376 D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.6 fo:37
v
Cour: (solo)
D-Kl Ms. 4 Mus. 108.6 fo:38
r
Cour: (bass)
72
v
- 73
r
124. Ritornelle g Lully (6273) 44
v
- 45
r
LWV 53/47
73
v
125. Allemande D. Eb d Daniel Eberlin 1 45
v
Nos. 125 - 128 have figured bass parts
74
r
126. Courante D. Eb d Daniel Eberlin 2 45
v
- 46
r
74
v
127. Sarabande D. E d Daniel Eberlin 3 46
r
75
r
128. Giqe d Daniel Eberlin 4 46
v
75
v
129. Allemande D Anon. 6274 47
r
76
r
130. Sarab(ande) D Anon. 6275 47
v
76
v
131. Borre Verstimbt efffe A Anon. 9601 47
v
- 48
r
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Cambridge, University Library [GB-Cu] MS Dd.9.33, c. 1600-1605
no. f. title VdGS no.
1 95v Untitled [ffeff] 6501
GB-Cu Dd.5.20, f. 19v untitled [ffeff]
The third of Mathew Holmes' lute manuscripts, containing a single piece for lyra viol on the last folio of music.
London, British Library [GB-Lbl], Egerton MS 2971: 'Songs Etc. 17
th
Century'
See EGERTON C .... Mary Cyr: A 17th-century source of ornamentation for voice and viol: British Museum MS Egerton
2971, RMARC 9, 53-72 for a full list of contents and concordances for the vocal music
no. p. mod. f. VdGS
flyleaf recto Robius Downes
Texted songs with lyra viol [tuning?] tablature [5-line] accompaniment in score:
1 88-89 24v-25r Dolcissimo sospiro [Caccini]
2 - 25v-26r Ma grideran per me lepiagg'i Mont'e queste
3 91 27r Parlera, nel mio uoluo la pietat'el dolore
4 92-93 27v-28r Crud' Amarilli
5 94-95 28v-29r Amarilli mia bella [Caccini]
Solo lyra viol tuned fefhf [5-line tablature]:
6 129 33r Alman Coperario [fefhf] solo Alm 25
130 33v [tuning indication]: fefhf Leiro
7 131 34r A toy by D. Farrant [fefhf] Toy 1
D-Kl 4
o
Mus.108 II, no. 26, f. 63v untitled [fefhf]
F-Pc Rs. 1111, no. 190, f. 174v Courant [fefhf]
IRL-Dtc 408/I, p. 40 header: for the Leereowe violl [fefhf]
IRL-Dtc 408/I, p. 40 & 60 a Toye [fefhf]
GB-CHEr DLT/B 31, f. 45v iii untitled [fefhf]
GB-Cu Dd.5.20, f. 25v untitled [fefhf]
GB-Lbl Add.15118, f. 31r ii Thumpe [fefhf]
8 131 34r Alman [fefhf] Alman 2
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Pieces for two violins and bass/continuo
probably of continental origin
VdGS No. key
900 Sonata
901 Sonata
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ABEL, Carl Friedrich
(1723-1787)
This Catalogue is compiled by Peter Holman. The introduction is cut down from the full expla-
nation in ABEL-H (q.v.). The Catalogue replaces that of ABEL-K and it is suggested that A pre-
fixes the catalogue numbers for general use. See also VIOL-H, chapters 5-6.
Charles Frederick Abel was probably the most prolific composer for the viola da gamba after the
Baroque period. We have ninety-five surviving works featuring the gamba in solo or obbligato
roles: thirty pieces for unaccompanied gamba (plus three short cadenza-like passages); forty-nine
solos or sonatas and two separate minuets for gamba and bass; four duets for gamba and
violoncello; a gamba part possibly from a sonata with obbligato harpsichord; two incomplete
trios for flute, gamba and bass; a quartet for flute, violin, gamba and violoncello; two quartets for
gamba, violin, viola and violoncello; and an aria with gamba obbligato. In addition, there are a
number of surviving violoncello parts that may originally have been intended for the gamba, and
we know from newspaper advertisements and other documentary sources that many other works
once existed.
Most of Abels viola da gamba music was catalogued and published in modern editions by Walter
Knape in the 1960s and early 70s, though his work (ABEL K) is unsatisfactory in several
respects. A number of pieces were omitted from his catalogue, some of which were known when
it was compiled, there are many errors in the listing of sources and in the incipits of the pieces,
and he is not a reliable guide to Abels hand, failing to recognize genuine examples and wrongly
claiming copies made by others as autographs. In what follows Abels gamba music is grouped
into eight categories by scoring:
1. Unaccompanied viola da gamba
2. Viola da gamba and bass/continuo
3. Viola da gamba and violoncello
4. Viola da gamba and ?harpsichord
5. Flute, viola da gamba and bass/continuo
6. Flute, violin, viola da gamba and violoncello
7. Viola da gamba, violin, viola and violoncello
8. Soprano, viola da gamba, two violins, viola and bass/continuo
Within each category the works are presented in the order they appear in the primary sources,
and the sources are ordered by the alphabetical order of their RISM library sigla, with (in the case
of Category 2), the printed collection coming first in the sequence. Knapes catalogue numbers
(WKO) have been included, but since a number of works are not in WKO new numbers have
been allocated in the form 1:4 (i.e. the fourth piece in Category 1) or 7:2 (the second in Category
7), thus allowing for extra pieces to be added as they come to light.
Abel wrote his viola da gamba parts mostly in the treble clef, expecting it to be played at the
lower octavea feature preserved in the incipits. Occasionally, as in 4:1, 7:1 and 7:2, the parts
are written in the alto and bass clefs, as in modern practice, which suggests the intervention of a
contemporary copyist or arranger. A distinction is made between solo gamba works that have a
simple accompaniment, occasionally figured and usually labelled Basso (Category 2), and duets
specifically for gamba and violoncello (Category 3) in which the violoncello presumably has a
more active rolethough the four works concerned are not available for study. The titles of the
pieces are given in the form they appear in the principal source; Holman has given appropriate
titles to untitled pieces in square brackets. The incipits have been transcribed directly from the
sources with a minimum of editorial changes and additions, though a few obvious errors have
been corrected without comment; the exact placing and duration of slurs is sometimes open to
question and may differ slightly from modern editions. Holman has only included fingerings that
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he believes to be autograph. Holman writes: I have tried to list all modern editions, and would
be glad to hear of any I have missedor of any other omissions and errors.
Library Sigla (Following the RISM system used in Grove Music Online)
A-HE Heiligenkreuz, Musikarchiv des Zisterzienserstiftes
A-LA Lambach, Benediktiner-Stift Lambach, Bibliothek
AUS-NLwm Nedlands (Perth), Wigmore Music Library, University of Western
Australia
CZ-Pnm Prague, Narodn Muzeum
D-B Berlin, Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin Preuischer Kulturbesitz,
Musikabteilung
D-Dl Dresden, Schische Landesbibliothek, Staats- und
Universittsbibliothek Dresden
DK-Kk Copenhagen, Det Kongelige Bibliotek Slotsholmen
GB-Ckc Cambridge, Rowe Music Library, Kings College
GB-Lbl London, The British Library
GB-Lna London, The National Archives
GB-Lu London, University of London, Senate House Library
US-NYp New York, NY, New York Public Library at Lincoln Center, Music Division
Publisher Abbreviations
CAP Charivari Agrable Publications, Oxford
DE Dovehouse Editions, Ottawa, Viola da gamba series
Fretwork Fretwork Editions, London
EG Edition Gntersberg, Heidelberg
HM Hortus Musicus, Brenreiter, Kassel
Knape C. F. Abel, Compositionen, ed. Walter Knape, Cuxhaven
PRB PRB Productions, Albany CA
UO Ut Orpheus Edizioni, Bologna
Sources
The Favourite Songs in the Opera Sifari, 2 vols. (London: Welcker, [1767]). A selection of arias from
the opera in full score. 8:1 is in vol. 1, pp. 2-7; copy consulted: GBLbl, G.206.k.(2).
Six Easy Sonattas for the Harpsichord, or for a Viola da Gamba, Violin or German Flute, with a Thorough-
Bass Accompaniment ([?London, ?1772]). It consists of 2:1-6 in score. The only surviving copy is D-
Dl, Mus. 3122-R-2. There is a facsimile with an introduction by Michael OLoghlin (Heidelberg,
2005), EG, G501.
Les Suites des trios primieres: trios pour le violon, violoncello, et basso (London: Longman, Lukey and Co.,
[1772]). It consists of parts of 5:1, 5:2 and a variant of Six Sonatas for a Violin, a Violoncello, & Base,
with a Thorough Base for the Harpsichord, op. 9 (London, 1772), no. 5. The only known copies are at
GB-Ckc (violoncello and basso parts) and AUS-NLwm (violoncello part).
A-LA, oblong-quarto manuscript parts of 7:1 and 7:2, copied by an unidentified hand. The
ultimate source was clearly Abels Six Quartettos for Two Violins, a Tenor and Violoncello Obligati, op.
8 (London, 1769), nos. 5 and 2, though the fact that they are numbered 1 and 3 in the
manuscripts rather than 5 and 2 suggests that there was at least one intermediate source.
D-B, KHM 25 a/b. Folio scores of 2:7 and 2:8 copied by an unidentified late eighteenth-century
German hand. It is not autograph, as claimed by Knape: the handwriting is quite different from
Abels known autographs, such as GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, Items 1-5 and the first section of
US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871, the composer is given the formal title Sigr Abel (he signed his work
C. F. Abel), and the viola da gamba part is mostly written in the alto clef; the composer wrote
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his gamba music in the treble clef.
D-B, Mus. Ms. 253/10. Folio parts of the three-movement version of 6:1, copied on paper
stamped J J / Berlin by the same late nineteenth-century copyist as part of D-B, Mus. Ms. 263
and Items 1 and 2 of D-B, Mus. Ms. Slg. Klg. 2. He may be the Braunschweig cellist and gamba
player Johann Klingenberg (1852-1905) since D-B, Mus. Ms. Slg. Klg. 2 came from his
collection.
D-B, Mus. Ms. 263. Folio scores and gamba parts of 2:10 and 2:7, copied by two late nineteenth-
century hands. The first, possibly Johann Klingenberg, also copied D-B, Mus. Ms. 253/10 and
Items 1 and 2 of D-B, Mus. Ms. Slg. Klg. 2. The second hand used paper stamped C. Peters
Mnchen. They are edited for performance with added dynamics and a keyboard realization of
the bass.
D-B, Mus. Ms. Slg. Klg. 2. Folio scores of 2:10, 1:3 and 1:4 (Item 1), 6:1 (Item 2), 2:7 and 2:8
(Item 4), as well as Abels two sonatas for violoncello and bass WKO 147 and 148 (Item 3), from
the collection of Johann Klingenberg. The hand of Items 1 and 2, possibly Klingenberg himself,
also copied D-B, Mus. Ms. 253/10 and part of D-B, Mus. Ms. 263.
GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697. A scrapbook containing seven separate items, the first five of which
are Abels autographs of 2:9, 1:1, 1:2, 1:3, and 1:4. Items 6 and 7 are manuscripts each containing
sequences of 15 sonatas by Abel for viola da gamba and bass (2:10-21, 23, 25-26 and 2:27-41), as
well as, in Item 6, the individual minuets 2:22 and 2:24. They were copied by an unidentified
hand probably in the 1770s from Abels autographs. Most if not all the items were owned by
Elizabeth, Countess of Pembroke (1737-1831), and it was probably assembled in its present form
by the artist and gamba player Thomas Cheeseman (1760-?1842).
GB-Lu, MS 944/2/1-3. Three late eighteenth-century folio manuscript part-books containing, in
the earliest layer, trio sonatas by Maximilian Humble and anonymous, as well as (in the first
violin and bass parts) a set of early eighteenth-century sonatas composed or arranged for viola da
gamba and bass; the gamba part of 4:1 comes at the end of this sequence, though there is no
corresponding part in the bass part-book. The part-books seem to have been owned in turn by
John Williamson (1740-1815), a Canterbury surgeon; his son John (1790-1828), also a Canterbury
surgeon; the organist Stephen Elvey (1805-1860); and his brother Sir George (1816-1893); they
were given to London University Library in 1925 as part of the Elvey Collection.
US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871. An oblong large-quarto manuscript beginning with 29 pieces for
unaccompanied viola da gamba (1:5-33) in Abels autograph, as well as containing copies of
Corellis trio sonatas op. 1, nos. 1-2 and op. 3, nos. 1-5 in a different hand, and an anonymous
Solo per il Cembalo that appears to be in Abels autograph and may be by him. The manuscript
subsequently belonged to Joseph Coggins (1786-1866) and Edward Rimbault (1816-1876),
passing into the Drexel Collection after the sale of Rimbaults library in 1877. There is a facsimile
with an introduction by Walter Knape (Peer: Alamire, 1993), Facsimile series, 21, and another in
Music for Solo Viola da Gamba, CAP040 (2007).
Collection of the late Edgar Hunt, manuscript parts of 6:1. They have not been available for
study, but a note in the VIOLA (or Viola da gamba) part of Hunts edition (Schott, 10190)
states: The MS part (in the editors possession) is headed Viola da gamba whereas in the title it
is given as Violetta. The part is written an octave higher in the treble clef in accordance with
Abels custom when writing for the Viola da gamba.
Private collection, part-autograph folio manuscript containing ten sonatas for viola da gamba and
bass (2:42-51) and four duets for gamba and violoncello (3:1-4). It has not been available for
study, though a certain amount can be learned about it from the descriptions in sale catalogues:
Puttick and Simpson, 27 November 1882, lot 508; Sothebys 17 June 1947, lot 241; and Sothebys
26 May 1994, lot 97. It belonged to Elizabeth, Countess of Pembroke (1737-1831), Edward
Payne (1844-1904) and Arthur Frederick Hill (1860-1939).
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Category 1: Unaccompanied Viola da Gamba
1:1 [Te]mpo di Menuet, G major, WKO 153.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, f. 6v (Item 2).
Editions: Knape, xvi; Schott, 10353; EG, G142; CAP, 041, 042.
Comment: slightly related to 1:24.
1:2 Tempo minuetto, D major, WKO 154.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, f. 7 (Item 3).
Editions: Knape, xvi; Schott, 10353; EG, G142; CAP, 041, 042.
Comment: related to 1:22.
1:3 Sonata, G major, WKO 155.
Sources: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 8-9 (Item 4); D-B, Mus. Ms. Slg. Klg. 2, Item 1, pp. 6-7.
Editions: Knape, xvi; Schott, 10353; EG, G142; CAP, 041, 042.
Comment: A later hand added Composed for the Lady Pembroke on GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697,
f. 8. D-B, Mus. Ms. Slg. Klg. 2 was presumably copied directly or indirectly from GB-
Lbl, Add. MS 31,697. 1:3/1 is related to 1:4.
[Ada]g[io]
Allegro
Menuet
1:4 Adagio, G major, not in WKO.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, f. 9v (Item 5).
Edition: Schott, 10353; EG, G142; CAP, 041, 042.
Comment: related to 1:3/1.
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1:5 Allegro, D major, WKO 186.
Source: US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871, p. 1.
Editions: Knape, xvi; DE, 22; UO, HS99; CAP, 042.
1:6 [Adagio or Andante], D major, WKO 187.
Source: US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871, p. 2.
Editions: Knape, xvi; DE, 22; UO, HS99; CAP, 041, 042.
1:7 Tempo di Minuet, D major, WKO 188.
Source: US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871, p. 3.
Editions: Knape, xvi; DE, 22; UO, HS99; CAP, 041, 042.
1:8 Adagio, D major, WKO 189.
Source: US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871, p. 4.
Editions: Knape, xvi; DE, 22; UO, HS99; CAP, 041, 042.
1:9 Vivace, D major, WKO 190.
Source: US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871, p. 5.
Editions: Knape, xvi; UO, HS99; CAP, 041, 042.
1:10 Andante, D major, WKO 191.
Source: US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871, p. 6.
Editions: Knape, xvi; DE, 22; UO, HS99; CAP, 041, 042.
Comment: the opening is related to Louis Caix dHervelois, Musette in D major for bass viol and
continuo, Troisime oeuvre (Paris, 1731), 14-15.
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1:11 [Allegro], D major, WKO 192.
Sources: US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871, p. 7.
Editions: Knape, xvi; UO, HS99; CAP, 041, 042.
1:12 [Minuet], D major, WKO 193.
Source: US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871, p. 8.
Editions: Knape, xvi; UO, HS99; CAP, 041, 042.
1:13 [Flourish or Cadenza], D major, not in WKO.
Source: US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871, p. 8.
Edition: UO, HS99; CAP, 041, 042.
1:14 [Prelude], D major, WKO 194.
Source: US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871, p. 8.
Edition: UO, HS99; CAP, 041, 042.
1:15 [Allegro], D major, WKO 195.
Source: US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871, p. 9.
Edition: Knape, xvi; UO, HS99; CAP, 041, 042.
1:16 Fuga, D major, WKO 196.
Source: US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871, pp. 10-11.
Editions: Knape, xvi; DE, 22; UO, HS99; CAP, 041, 042.
Comment: the subject is taken from Corellis Concerto Grosso in D major, op. 6, no. 1.
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C.F. ABEL
1:17 [Adagio ], D major, WKO 197.
Source: US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871, p. 11.
Editions: Knape, xvi; DE, 22; UO, HS99; CAP, 041, 042.
1:18 Allegro, D major, WKO 198.
Source: US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871, pp. 12-13.
Editions: Knape, xvi; UO, HS99; CAP, 041, 042.
1:19 [Minuet], D major, WKO 199.
Source: US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871, p. 13.
Editions: Knape, xvi; DE, 22; CAP, 041, 042.
1:20 [Flourish or Cadenza], D major, not in WKO.
Source: US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871, p. 13.
Edition: CAP, 041, 042.
1:21 Tempo di Minuet [en rondeau], D major, WKO 200.
Source: US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871, p. 14.
Editions: Knape, xvi; DE, 22; UO, HS99; CAP, 041, 042.
1:22 Tempo di Minuet, D major, WKO 201.
Source: US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871, p. 15.
Editions: Knape, xvi; DE, 22; UO, HS99; CAP, 041, 042.
Comment: related to 1:2.
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1:23 [Minuet en rondeau], D major, WKO 202.
Source: US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871, p. 16.
Editions: Knape, xvi; DE, 22; UO, HS99; CAP, 041, 042.
1:24 [Minuet with two variations], in D major, WKO 203, 204.
Source: US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871, p. 17.
Editions: Knape, xvi; DE, 22; UO, HS99; CAP, 041, 042.
Comment: slightly related to 1:1.
1:25 [Flourish or Cadenza], D major, not in WKO.
Source: US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871, p. 17.
Edition: UO, HS99; CAP, 041, 042.
1:26 [Prelude], D minor, WKO 205.
Source: US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871, p. 18.
Editions: Knape, xvi; UO, HS99; CAP, 041, 042.
1:27 [Minuet], D minor, WKO 206.
Source: US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871, p. 18.
Editions: Knape, xvi; DE, 22; UO, HS99; CAP, 041, 042.
1:28 Allegro, D minor, WKO 207.
Source: US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871, p. 19.
Editions: Knape, xvi; DE, 22; UO, HS99; CAP, 041, 042.
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C. F. ABEL
1:29 [Allegro], D minor, WKO 208.
Source: US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871, pp. 20-21.
Editions: Knape, xvi; DE, 22; UO, HS99; CAP, 041, 042.
1:30 Adagio, D minor, WKO 209.
Source: US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871, p. 22.
Editions: Knape, xvi; DE, 22; UO, HS99; CAP, 041, 042.
1:31 Tempo di Minuet, D major, WKO 210.
Source: US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871, p. 23.
Editions: Knape, xvi; DE, 22; UO, HS99; CAP, 041, 042.
1:32 Allegretto, A major, WKO 211.
Source: US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871, pp. 24-25.
Editions: Knape, xvi; DE, 22; UO, HS99; CAP, 041, 042.
1:33 [Rondo], A major, WKO 212.
Source: US-NYp, Drexel MS 5871, p. 25.
Editions: Knape, xvi; DE, 22; UO, HS99; CAP, 041, 042.
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C. F. ABEL
Category 2: Viola da Gamba and Bass/Continuo
2:1 Sonata, C major, WKO 141.
Source: Six Easy Sonattas, no. 1, pp. 2-5.
Editions: Knape, xvi; HM, 39; EG, G062.
Vivace
Adagio
Minuetto
2:2 Sonata, A major, WKO 142.
Source: Six Easy Sonattas, no. 2, pp. 6-9.
Editions: Knape, xvi; HM, 39; EG, G062.
Allegro
Siciliano
Tempo di Minueto
2:3 Sonata, D major, WKO 143.
Source: Six Easy Sonattas, no. 3, pp. 10-12.
Editions: Knape, xvi; HM, 39; EG, G062.
Allegro
Adagio
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Minuetto
2:4 Sonata, G major, WKO 144.
Source: Six Easy Sonattas, no. 4, pp. 13-16.
Editions: Knape, xvi; HM, 40; EG, G063.
Allegro
Adagio
Minuetto
2:5 Sonata, A major, WKO 145.
Source: Six Easy Sonattas, no. 5, pp. 17-20.
Editions: Knape, xvi; HM, 40; EG, G063.
Allegro
Andante
Minuetto
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2:6 Sonata, E minor, WKO 146.
Source: Six Easy Sonattas, no. 6, pp. 21-24.
Editions: Knape, xvi; HM, 40; EG, G063.
Moderato
Adagio
Minuetto
2:7 Sonata, E minor, WKO 150.
Sources: D-B, KHM 25a; D-B, Mus. Ms. 263; D-B, Mus. Ms. Slg. Klg. 2, Item 4.
Editions: Knape, xvi; Schott, ES1373; EG, G090.
Siciliano
Allegro
Presto
2:8 Sonata, G major, WKO 149.
Sources: D-B, KHM 25b; D-B, Slg. Klg. 2, Item 4.
Editions: Knape, xvi; EG, G090.
Adagio
Allegro
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C. F. ABEL
Allegro ma non presto
2:9 Sonata, G major, WKO 152.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 3-6 (Item 1).
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL015; EG, G188.
[A]llegretto
Adagio
[A]llegro
2
:10 Sonata, C major, WKO 151.
Sources: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 10v-13 (Item 6, no. 1); D-B, Mus. Ms. 263; D-B, Mus.
Ms. Slg. Klg. 2., Item 1, pp. 1-5.
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL015.
Comment: the Cantabile, arranged for gamba, violin and violoncello probably by Johannes
Klingenberg, also appears in the D-B, Mus. MS 253/10 version of 6:1. The D-B manu
scripts were presumably copied directly or indirectly from GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697.
Allegro
Cantabile
Tempo di Minuetto
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C. F. ABEL
2:11 Sonata, D major, WKO 156.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 13v-15 (Item 6, no. 2).
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL013.
Allegro
Minuetto
2:12 Sonata, G major, WKO 157.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 15v-17 (Item 6, no. 3).
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL013.
Moderato
Tempo di Minuetto
2:13 Sonata, D major, WKO 158.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 17v-19 (Item 6, no. 4).
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL014.
Moderato
Minuetto
2:14 Sonata, G major, WKO 159.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 19v-21 (Item 6, no. 5).
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL014.
Allegro
February 2011
ABEL CF-14
C. F. ABEL
Minuetto
2:15 Sonata, D major, WKO 160.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 21v-23 (Item 6, no. 6).
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL014.
Allegro
Minuetto
2:16 Sonata, D major, WKO 161.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 23v-25 (Item 6, no. 7).
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL015.
Allegro
[Minuet]
2:17 Sonata, C major, WKO 162.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 25v-27 (Item 6, no. 8).
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL013.
Allegro
Vivace
February 2011
ABEL CF-15
C. F. ABEL
2:18 Sonata, A major, WKO 163.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 27v-29 (Item 6, no. 9).
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL014.
Allegro
Tempo di Minuetto
2:19 Sonata, A major, WKO 164.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 29v-31 (Item 6, no. 10).
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL015.
Allegro
Minuetto
2:20 Sonata, D major, WKO 165.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 31v-34 (Item 6, no. 11).
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL014.
Allegro
Adaggio
Tempo di Minuetto
February 2011
ABEL CF-16
C. F. ABEL
2:21 Sonata, D major, WKO 166.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 34v-36 (Item 6, no. 12).
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL014.
Allegro
Andante
Minuetto
2:22 Tempo di Minuetto, C major, not in WKO.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, f. 37.
Edition: PRB, CL014.
Comment: treated as the third movement of 2:21 in PRB, CL014, but the discrepancy of keys
makes this unlikely.
2:23 Sonata, G major, WKO 167.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 37v-38v (Item 6, no. 13).
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL013.
Allegro
Tempo di Minuetto
2:24 Tempo di Minuetto, D major, not in WKO.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, f. 39.
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL013.
Comment: treated as the third movement of 2:23 in Knape, xvi and PRB, CL013. This is
unlikely unless a da capo to 2:23/2 is intended, though it is not indicated in the manuscript.
February 2011
ABEL CF-17
C. F. ABEL
2:25 Sonata, D major, WKO 168.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 39v-42 (Item 6, no. 14).
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL013.
Allegro
Allegro
Minuetto
Minuetto
2:26 Sonata, D major, WKO 169.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 42v-44 (Item 6, no. 15).
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL013.
Allegro
Minuetto
Allegretto
2:27 Sonata, C major, WKO 170.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 45v-48 (Item 7, no. 1).
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL014.
Moderato
February 2011
ABEL CF-18
C. F. ABEL
Andantino
Allegro
2:28 Sonata, G major, WKO 171.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 48v-51 (Item 7, no. 2).
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL014.
Vivace
Cantabile
Vivace
2:29 Sonata, D major, WKO 172.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 51v-54 (Item 7, no. 3).
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL014.
Comment: the second movement is wrongly given in the source with only two sharps.
Allegro
Adaggio
Minuetto
February 2011
ABEL CF-19
C. F. ABEL
2:30 Sonata, A major, WKO 173.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 54v-57 (Item 7, no. 4).
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL014.
Allegro
Cantabile
Tempo di Minuetto
2:31 Sonata, G major, WKO 174.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 57v-60 (Item 7, no. 5).
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL013.
Moderato
Cantabile
Vivace
2:32 Sonata, C major, WKO 175.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 60v-63 (Item 7, no. 6).
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL013.
Allegro
Adaggio
February 2011
ABEL CF-20
C. F. ABEL
Tempo di Minuetto
2:33 Sonata, A major, WKO 176.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 63v-66 (Item 7, no. 7).
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL013.
Allegro
Andantino
Allegro
2:34 Sonata, A major, WKO 177.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 66v-69 (Item 7, no. 8).
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL015.
Allegro
Andante
Allegro
2:35 Sonata, G major, WKO 178.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 69v-71 (Item 7, no. 9).
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL013.
Allegro
February 2011
ABEL CF-21
C. F. ABEL
Minuetto
2:36 Sonata, A major, WKO 179.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 71v-73 (Item 7, no. 10).
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL013.
Allegro
Andante
Minuetto
2:37 Sonata, D major, WKO 180.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 73v-75 (Item 7, no. 11).
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL015.
Allegro
Siciliano
Minuetto
February 2011
ABEL CF-22
C. F. ABEL
2:38 Sonata, D major, WKO 181.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 75v-77 (Item 7, no. 12).
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL015.
Allegro
Minuetto [and two variations]
2:39 Sonata, G major, WKO 182.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 77v-79 (Item 7, no. 13).
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL015.
Allegro
Adaggio
Minuet
2:40 Sonata, A major, WKO 183.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 79v-81 (Item 7, no. 14).
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL015.
Allegro
Adaggio
Minuetto
February 2011
ABEL CF-23
C. F. ABEL
2:41 Sonata, C major, WKO 184.
Source: GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31,697, ff. 81v-83 (Item 7, no. 15).
Editions: Knape, xvi; PRB, CL015.
Moderato
Tempo di Minuetto
2:42 Sonata, E major, not in WKO.
Source: part-autograph manuscript, private collection, no. 3.
Edition: none.
Allegro
Adagio
Tempo di Minuet
2:43 Sonata, E major, not in WKO.
Source: part-autograph manuscript, private collection, no. 4.
Edition: none.
Vivace
Adagio
Menuet
2:44 Sonata, B major, not in WKO.
Source: part-autograph manuscript, private collection, no. 5.
Edition: none.
Moderato
Adagio
Tempo di Menuet
2:45 Sonata, B major, not in WKO.
Source: part-autograph manuscript, private collection, no. 6.
Edition: none.
Vivace
Adagio
Tempo di Menuet
February 2011
ABEL CF-24
C. F. ABEL
2:46 Sonata, B major, not in WKO.
Source: part-autograph manuscript, private collection, no. 7.
Edition: none.
Allegro
Adagio
Menuet
2:47 Sonata, F major, not in WKO.
Source: part-autograph manuscript, private collection, no. 8.
Edition: none.
Moderato
Adagio
Men[uet]
2:48 Sonata, G major, not in WKO.
Source: part-autograph manuscript, private collection, no. 9.
Edition: none.
Allegro
Adagio
Tempo di Menuetto
2:49 Sonata, D major, not in WKO.
Source: part-autograph manuscript, private collection, no. 10.
Edition: none.
Moderato
Adagio
Men[uet]
2:50 Sonata, D major, not in WKO.
Source: part-autograph manuscript, private collection, no. 13.
Edition: none.
Allegro
Adagio
Allegretto
2:51 Sonata, A major, not in WKO.
Source: part-autograph manuscript, private collection, no. 14.
Edition: none.
Moderato
Adagio
Tempo di Menuet
February 2011
ABEL CF-25
C. F. ABEL
Category 3: Viola da Gamba and Violoncello
3:1 Duetto, D major, not in WKO.
Source: part-autograph manuscript, private collection, no. 1.
Edition: none.
Allegro
Rondeau
3:2 Duetto, D major, not in WKO.
Source: part-autograph manuscript, private collection, no. 2.
Edition: none.
Allegro
Adagio
Tempo di Menuet
3:3 Duetto, G major, not in WKO.
Source: part-autograph manuscript, private collection, no. 11.
Edition: none.
Poco allegro
Un poco adagio
Rondeau alegretto
3:4 Duetto, G major, not in WKO.
Source: part-autograph manuscript, private collection, no. 12.
Edition: none.
Un poco allegro
Andante
Tempo di Minuet
February 2011
ABEL CF-26
C. F. ABEL
Category 4: Viola da Gamba and ?Harpsichord
4:1 [Sonata], C major, not in WKO.
Source: GB-Lu, MS 944/2/1-3, part 1, pp. 30-31.
Edition: none.
Comment: only the gamba part survives, entitled F. Abel per il Viol di Gambo, though its
style suggests that it comes from an accompanied sonata with obbligato harpsichord rather
than one for gamba and bass; see Holman, Life after Death, 226-227.
[Allegro]
[Andante]
[Minuet]
Category 5: Flute, Viola da Gamba and Bass/Continuo
5:1 Trio, F major, not in WKO.
Les Suites des trios primieres, pp. 8-9 in each part, no. 4.
Edition: none.
Comment: only the gamba and figured bass parts survive, in a publication said to be Pour le VIO-
LON, VIOLONCELLO, et BASSO. From the documents relating to Abels lawsuit against
Longman, Lukey and Co. in 1773 we know that it was written about 10 years ago (i.e.
around 1763) and was originally composed for a Flute, Viol di gamba and a Bass; see
Holman, Life after Death, 224-226.
Moderato
Andante
Menuetto
February 2011
ABEL CF-27
C. F. ABEL
5:2 Trio, G major, not in WKO.
Les Suites des trios primieres, pp. 9-10 in each part, no. 5.
Edition: none.
Comment: only the gamba and figured bass parts survive, in a publication said to be Pour le
VIOLON, VIOLONCELLO, et BASSO. From the documents relating to Abels lawsuit
against Longman, Lukey and Co. in 1773 we know that it was written about 10 years
ago (i.e. around 1763) and was originally composed for a Flute, Viol di gamba and a
Bass; see Holman, Life after Death [VIOL H] , 224-226.
Allegro
Andante
Menuetto
Category 6: Flute, Violin, Viola da Gamba and Violoncello
6:1 Quartet, G major, WKO 227.
Sources: manuscript in the possession of the late Edgar Hunt; D-B, Mus. Ms. Slg. Klg. 2,
Item 2; D-B, Mus. Ms. 253/10.
Editions: Schott, 10190; PRB, CL007.
Comment: the Edgar Hunt and D-B manuscripts preserve independent versions, published
respectively by Schott and PRB; the one in D-B, Mus. Ms. Slg. Klg. 2 may derive from a
manuscript, now lost, that was offered for sale in Hamburg in 1783 as Abel, I Quatuor.
Viola da Gamba Fl. Violin & Violoncel G dur. In addition, the version in D-B, Mus. Ms.
253/10 has a central Cantabile described as an insertion (Einlage); it is an arrangement,
possibly made by Johann Klingenberg, of 2:10/2; see Holman, Life after Death, 227-228.
The two-movement version is found as the outer movements of a flute quartet in CZ-Pnm,
XXII A7, while the Allegretto also serves as the finale of the string quartet op. 12, no. 6,
WKO 72/3.
Allegro Moderato
Cantabile: see 2:10/2
February 2011
ABEL CF-28
Category 7: Viola da Gamba, Violin, Viola, Violoncello
7:1 Quarteto N: 1, A major, not in WKO.
Source: manuscript parts at A-LA.
Edition: none.
Comment: An arrangement of no. 5 of Abels Six Quartettos, op. 8, WKO 65, with the gamba tak-
ing the first violin part down the octave. The part is written in the alto clef, which suggests
that the arrangement was not made by Abel himself.
Un poco Vivace
Adagio ma non Tropo
Allegro assai
7:2 Quarteto N. 3, B major, not in WKO.
Source: manuscript parts at A-LA.
Edition: none.
Comment: An arrangement of no. 2 of Abels Six Quartettos, op. 8, WKO 62, with the gamba tak-
ing the first violin part down the octave. The part is written in the alto clef, which suggests
that the arrangement was not made by Abel himself.
Allegro con Spirito
Adagio
Tempo di Menueto
February 2011
ABEL CF-29
C. F. ABEL
Category 8:
Soprano, Viola da Gamba, Two Violins, Viola and Bass/Continuo
8:1 Frena le belle lagrime, B major, not in WKO.
Source: The Favourite Songs in the Opera Sifari, vol. 1, pp. 2-7.
Modern edition: Fretwork, FE2.
Cantabile
See ABEL-H Appendix 1 for a discussion of lost or unidentified works by Abel
February 2011
ABEL CF-30
ABEL, Clamor Heinrich (1634-1696)
Sonata sopra CucCuc in G major for violin, bass viol and continuo
GB-DRc, D2, no. 19 [H. Abell]
GB-HADolmetsch, II.c.25, no. 9 [Clamor Hen
Abell]
GB-Lbl, Add. 31423, ff. 230/249/261v (no. 14)
[Anon.]
for 2 violins and continuo
[Sonata] F-Pn, Rs Vm
7
673, no. 45
[Sonata] F-Pn, Rs Vm
7
673, no. 86
January 2009 ABEL CH-1
Further information from Richard Carter:
Clamor Heinrich Abel's "Musicalische Blumen" was published in three parts:
Part One (52 pieces, 1674) and Part Two (59 pieces, 1676, dedication dated
1675) - both titled "Erstlinge Musicalischer Blumen" - contain suites for four
instruments (most probably violin band with two treble violins) and harpsi-
chord continuo.
Part Three (61 pieces, 1677, dedication dated 1676) - "Dritter Theil Musical-
ischer Blumen" - contains eight suites (Allemanda/Courante/Sarabanda/
Gique) for violin and harpsichord, plus a further seven suites for violin, lyra
viol ("verstimbte Violadagamba") and harpsichord, of which the last is also
for scordatura violin. No copy of the viol partbook is known to survive.
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42. Allemanda.
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NOTE: for nos. 56-59 the second part is missing.
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2 vln, bc
[Sonata] F-Pn, Rs Vm
7
673, no. 131
January 2009 ACHILLEO-1
ADSON, John
c.1586-1640)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
32
ADSON-1 January 2009
ADSON, John (1586/7-1640)
Courtly Masquing Ayres (1621)
Five-part pieces
1. Adsonns Masque*
2. Mr Adson Masque
3. Adsons Masque
4. Essex Anticke Masque
5. The First of my Lord of Essex
6. The Second
7. The Third
8. The Second [Temple Antick]
9. The First of the Temple Antick
10. The First Witches Dance [Robert Johnson]
11. Broxboorn berry Maske
12. Broxboorn berry Maske
13. Williams his Loue
14.
15. Van-weelly
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
*titles from GB-Lbl, Add. 10444
for Cornets and Sagbuts
Six-part pieces
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
32. Corant C/a
GB-Lbl,
Add. 10444
(a2: Treble/Bass)
f./no.
15v;70v/9
39v;90r/83
39v;90r/84
42r;92r/92
42v;92r/93
42v;92v/94
42v;92v/95
51r;100r/123
50v;100r/122
21r;74v/25
13r;67v/5
13r;67v/4
47r;96v/110
34r;85r/64
38v;89v/81
treble; bass
only
GB-Ob,
Mus. Sch.
D.220
p.39, no.36
a2: bass only
GB-Lbl,
Add.
38539
[Lute]
f.30v
ADSON-2
January 2009
ARNOLD, Gregory
Canzona
Canzona
D-W,
Cod.
Guelf.
34.7.
Aug 2
o
no./p.
67/120
77/149
ARNOLD-1 January 2009
2 violins, bassoon, bc
2 violins, viola da braccio, bastarda, bc
John ATKINSON
Perhaps the Court musician (died 1671)
VdGS No.
1. Saraband C GB-Ob, MS Mus. Sch. D.220,
p. 81, no. 60 (bass only)
7th instalment 2002 ATKINSON-1
BACH, Carl Philipp Emanuel (1714-1788)
Helm numbers (in BACH CPE H) See GERMANY OL
Solo in C, VdG, Bc B-Bc, 5634
H 558 D-B, Sig. Klg. 6
Solo in D, VdG, Bc B-Bc, 5364
H 559 D-B, Sig Klg. 6
Trio in g, VdG and Cembalo obbligato A-Wgm, XI 36270
A-Wn, 16786
B-Bc, 5635
D-B, ms. autogr. Bach
P357
D-B, SA 3627/1
February 2011 BACH CPE-1
BACH, HEINRICH
(1615-1692)
2 vln, 2 viola da braccio, violone
Sonata D-W, Cod. Guelf. 34.7. Aug 2
o
,
no. 92, p. 186
Sonata D-W, Cod. Guelf. 34.7. Aug 2
o
,
no. 93, p. 188
January 2009 BACH H-1
Mr BARRAT
VdGS
No.
1. Ambuscado GB-Ob, MS Mus. Sch. D.220,
p. 85, no. 79
7th Instalment, 2002
BARRAT-1
Robert BATEMAN
(d. 1618)
VdGS
No
VdGS Nos. 1-2 have pavans placed before them attributed to Johann Thomas (an Englishman?).
VdGS No. 4 is called Stephen Thomas his 2[nd] in GB-Lbl, Add. 10,444.
1 Galliard G
2 Galliard a
3. Almain C
4. Almain G
5. Batemans
Masque a
6. The Cadua
a
7. The Fates
Masque. g
8. Volta D
9. Nglein
Blumen g
H
I
L
D
E
R
B
R
A
N
D
1
6
0
9
no.
10
14
B
R
A
D
E
1
6
1
7
no.
23
14
44
S
I
M
P
S
O
N
T
1
6
2
1
no.
50
G
B
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L
b
l
,
A
d
d
.
1
0
4
4
4
f.,no.
5v,
12
7v,
25
18v,
17
23v,
32
48v,
114
U
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N
Y
p
,
D
r
e
x
e
l
5
6
1
2
p.,
no.
Other sources attribute this
piece to Robert Johnson:
Princes Almain
K
E
Y
B
O
A
R
D
2003
BATEMAN-1
THOMAS BATESON (d.1630)
CS
If floods of tears
a4
Second set of Madrigals (1618),
no. 12. Publ. EM xxii (2/1960)
BATESON-1 August 2004
BECKEN, Pleikardus Carolus (fl. 1650s)
Airs a 3 apparently from his lost 1. Th. neuer Allem. Ball. Arien, Schicken, Cour. u.
Sarab. etc m[it] 2. Violinen und einem Bass. (Strasburg, 1655) Single treble parts only
survive in GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31438, as listed below.
VdGS No.
1. Allemand
2. [Allemand]
3. Allemand
4. Courant
5. Saraband
6. Ballet
7. Ballet
8. Courant
9. Saraband
10. Aria
11. [Allemand]
12. Courant
13. Saraband
BECKEN-1
March 2008
f.
63v
63v
64r
64r
64v
64v
64v
65r
65r
65v
65v
65v
66r
BECKEN, Pleikardus Carolus (fl. 1650s)
Airs a 3 apparently from his lost 1. Th. neuer Allem. Ball. Arien, Schicken, Cour. u.
Sarab. etc m[it] 2. Violinen und einem Bass. (Strasburg, 1655) Single treble parts only
survive in GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31438, as listed below.
VdGS No.
14. [Allemand]
15. Aria
16. [Allemand]
17. Courant
18. Saraband
19. Ballet
20. Schick
21. Courant
22. Courant
23. Allemand
24. Allemand
25. Schick
26. Courant
BECKEN-2
March 2008
f.
66r
66v
66v
66v
67r
67r
67v
67v
67v
68r
68r
68v
68v
BECKEN, Pleikardus Carolus (fl. 1650s)
Airs a 3 apparently from his lost 1. Th. neuer Allem. Ball. Arien, Schicken, Cour. u.
Sarab. etc m[it] 2. Violinen und einem Bass. (Strasburg, 1655) Single treble parts only
survive in GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31438, as listed below.
VdGS No.
27. Saraband
28. Allemand
29. Courant
30. Saraband
31. Allemand
32. Courant
33. Saraband
34. Allemand
35. Gavot
36. Gavot
37. Gavot
38. Gavot
39. Brandle BECKEN-3
April 2008
f.
68v
69r
69r
69v
69v
70r
70r
70r
70v
70v
70v
70v
70v
BECKEN, Pleikardus Carolus (fl. 1650s)
Airs a 3 apparently from his lost 1. Th. neuer Allem. Ball. Arien, Schicken, Cour. u.
Sarab. etc m[it] 2. Violinen und einem Bass. (Strasburg, 1655) Single treble parts only
survive in GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31438, as listed below.
VdGS No.
40. Bransle
41. Bransle
42. Bransle
January 2009
f.
71r
71r
71r
BECKEN-4
DIETRICH BECKER (1623-1679)
Pieces for two violins, bass and continuo
Sonata a3
Sonata a3
Sonata a3
Sonata a3
Sonata
Allmandt
Courant
Saraband
Gigu
Sonata
B
E
C
K
E
R
1
6
6
8
B
E
C
K
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R
1
6
7
4
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G
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9
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7
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n
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1
5
no.
1
2
3
4
no.
1
2
3
4
5
6
no.
1
2
3
4
5
6
f.
32v
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a
s
s
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b
c
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n
l
y
2004
BECKER-1
DIETRICH BECKER (1623-1679)
Pieces for two violins and continuo
Allmandt
Courant
Saraband
Gigu
Sonata
Allmandt
Courant
Saraband
Gigu
Sonata
B
E
C
K
E
R
1
6
7
4
G
B
-
L
g
c
,
M
S
S
G
.
4
6
9
-
7
1
no.
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
no.
7
8
9
10
11
2004
BECKER-2
2
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v
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l
y
DIETRICH BECKER (1623-1679)
Pieces for two violins and continuo
Allmandt
Courant
Saraband
Gigu
Sonata
Brandle simple
Gay
Amener
Gavott
Courant simple
Courant simple
B
E
C
K
E
R
1
6
7
4
no.
17
18
19
20
21
22
[b]
[c]
[d]
23
24
2004
BECKER-3
DIETRICH BECKER (1623-1679)
Pieces for two violins and continuo
Sarabanda
Sonata
Allmandt
Courant
Saraband
Gigu
Sonata
Ari
Courant
Saraband
Gigu
B
E
C
K
E
R
1
6
7
4
no.
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
2004
BECKER-4
DIETRICH BECKER (1623-1679)
Pieces for two violins and continuo
Sonata
Allmandt
Courant
Saraband
Gigu
Pieces for violin, viola da gamba and continuo
Sonata
Allmandt
Courant
Sarabande
Gigu
B
E
C
K
E
R
1
6
7
4
no.
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
no.
25
2004
BECKER-5
G
B
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D
R
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M
S
D
2
DIETRICH BECKER (1623-1679)
Four-part pieces for two violins, viola,
violon and basso continuo
Sonata
Allmand
Courant
Saraband
Gigue
Sonata
Allmand
Courant
Saraband
Gigue
B
E
C
K
E
R
1
6
6
8
U
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b
O
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b
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5
1
5
no.
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
f.
25'
26:1
26:2
26:3
26:4
26':
1
26':
2
27:1
27:2
27:3
b
a
s
s
o
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2004
BECKER-6
F
-
P
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,
R
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V
m
7
6
7
3
no.
101
DIETRICH BECKER (1623-1679)
Four-part suites for violin, viola,
viola da braccio, violon and basso continuo
Brandle
Gay
Amener
Gavott
Courant
Brandle
Gay
Amener
Gavott
Courant
B
E
C
K
E
R
1
6
6
8
U
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N
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b
O
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b
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r
n
5
1
5
no.
29
[b]
[c]
[d]
[e]
30
[b]
[c]
[d]
[e]
f.
27':1
27':2
27':3
27':4
27':5
28:1
28:2
28:3
28:4
28:5
b
a
s
s
o
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l
y
2004
BECKER-7
DIETRICH BECKER (1623-1679)
Five-part pieces
Sonata 2 violins, viola, viola da
braccio, violon, bc
Paduana
Paduana
Sonata
Sonata 4 violins, violon, bc
Ari 2 violins, 3 viola da gamba, bc
Ballet
Sarband
Sonata 2 violins, viola, viola da
braccio, violon, bc
Allmand
B
E
C
K
E
R
1
6
6
8
U
S
-
N
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b
O
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b
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r
n
5
1
5
no.
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
f.
31
28':1
28':2
29
31'
29':1
29':2
30:1
30:2
30'
b
a
s
s
o
n
l
y
2004
BECKER-8
DIETRICH BECKER (1623-1679)
Five-part pieces
Courant 2 violins, viola, viola da
braccio, violon, bc
Sarband
Gique
Canzon 2 violins, 2 cornetto, violon
fagotto, bc
B
E
C
K
E
R
1
6
6
8
U
S
-
N
H
b
O
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b
o
r
n
5
1
5
no.
25
26
27
28
f.
30:2
30'
31
32
b
a
s
s
o
n
l
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2004
BECKER-9
Ambrose BEELAND (1597-c.1678)
Airs [GB-Ob, Mus. Sch. D.220 assumed in two parts;
GB-Lbl, Add. 31429 for two trebles and bass]
VdGS No.
G
B
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O
b
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M
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M
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c
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2
0
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16/
I:47
19/
I:54
19/
I:55
19/
I:56
24/
I:77
37 &
41/
II:26 &
40
37 &
41/
II: 27 &
41
45/
III:5
45/
III:6
45/
III:7
45/
III:8
G
B
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L
b
l
,
A
d
d
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3
1
4
2
9
(
T
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T
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B
)
7th Instalment, 2002
BEELAND-1
1. Country
Dance G
2. Toy G
3. Country
Dance G
4. The Common
Hunt G
5. Country
Dance g
6. Almain a
7. Saraband a
8. Almain Bb
9. Toy Bb
10. Corant Bb
11. Saraband Bb
London city wait from 1631 and tenor
violinist at the English Court 1639-1671.
AMBROSE BEELAND
Airs in two parts
VdGS No.
12 Bow bells rung
backward
13 Corant
14 [Corant]
15 [Corant]
February 2008 BEELAND-2
G
B
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M
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2
2
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(
b
a
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s
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p./no.
88/
V;89
88/
V:90
U
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t
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&
b
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s
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)
f.
85r
85r
Ap
BENDA, Franz (1709-1786)
Solo in F major, viola da gamba and
continuo
D-B, KHM 6208
A-SPL
June 2011
BENDA-1
Nicolaus BLEYER
(1591-1658)
All published LPM
1. Paduan
2. Courant
3. Ballet
4. Volta
5. Courant
6. Mascarada
(see also T SIMPSON 1617, No. XXI: Bleyers Armbande)
2004 BLEYER-1
T
S
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M
P
S
O
N
1
6
2
1
no.
9
12
22
35
43
49
Melchior BORCHGREVINCK
(c.1570-1632)
All published Moeck MMP
1. Paduana
2. Paduana
3. Galliard
4. Paduana
5. Galliard
2004 BORCHGREVINCK-1
F
U
L
L
S
A
C
K
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6
0
7
I/I
IV/I
IV/ii
VI/I
VI/ii
H
I
L
D
E
R
B
R
A
N
D
1
6
0
9
= Ex Anon 1613 and
1690 (q.v.)
BRADE, William (d.1630): Newe lustige Volten, Coranten, [...], 1621, a5
No. Title*
I Paduan
II [Galliard]
III [Corant]
IV [Air]
V [Corant]
VI [Corant]
VII [Corant]
VIII [Corant]
IX [Galliard]
X [Galliard]
XI [Almain]
XII [Galliard]
XIII [Galliard]
XIV [Galliard]
XV [Galliard]
XVI [Galliard]
XVII [Almain]
XVIII [Corant]
XIX [Air]
XX [Corant]
XXI [Almain]
XXII [Almain]
XXIII [Corant]
XXIV [Galliard]
XXV [Corant]
XXVI [Corant]
XXVII [Corant]
XXVIII [Corant]
XXIX [Corant]
XXX [Corant]
XXXI [Corant]
XXXII [Corant]
XXXIII [Corant]
XXXIV [Galliard]
* No attempt has been made to assign titles such as volta, mascherada, etc.
which Brade may well have used. Corant is assigned to triple-time pieces in 6/4; Galliard
to triple-time pieces in 3/2.
2003 BRADE-12
BRIEGEL, Wolfgang Carl
(1626-1712)
Sonata A
Allemand d
Courant d
D-W,
Cod.
Guelf.
34.7.
Aug 2
o
violin and bc
viola da gamba and bc ground
no./p.
33/36
29/33
30/34
BRIEGEL-1
January 2009
Airs for 2 trebles and a bass Och
379-81
no.
67
A
68
A
69
A
treble 1 (fragment) and
bass only
bass only
bass only
Pavan
Almain
Corant
J. BROWNE-1
August 2004
BULL, John
Two-part: Treble and Bass
Bulls Toye Lbl, Add. 10,444, f.8v
August 2007 BULL-2
BUONAMENTE, Giovanni Battista
(d. 1642)
Sonata a
F
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R
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6
7
3
1:9
BUONAMENTE-1 January 2009
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24
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no.
11
A
ex anon.
846
BUXTEHUDE, Dietrich
(1637-1707)
BuxWV no. [see New Grove]. See also DTT xi (1903; rev. 1957)
VII Suonate for violin, viola da gamba and bc
(Lbeck, ?1694)
252 I F
253 II G
254 III a
255 IV Bb
256 V C
257 VI d
258 VII e
BUXTEHUDE-1 January 2009
BUXTEHUDE, Dietrich
(1637-1707)
BuxWV no. [see New Grove]. See also DTT xi (1903; rev. 1957)
VII Suonate for violin, viola da gamba and bc
(Lbeck, 1696)
259 I Bb
260 II D
261 III g
262 IV c
263 V A
264 VI E
258 VII F
BUXTEHUDE-2 January 2009
BUXTEHUDE, Dietrich
(1637-1707)
BuxWV no. [see New Grove]. See also DTT xi (1903; rev. 1957)
266 Sonata C
267 Sonata D
268 Sonata D
269 Sonata F
271 Sonata G
272 Sonata a
273 Sonata Bb
270 Sonata F Bass only
13:27
13:24
13:23
13:28
13:26
13:25
1:12
S-Uu,
imhs
BUXTEHUDE-3 January 2009
2 violins, viola da gamba, bc
viola da gamba, violone, bc
viola da gamba, bc
GB-
Ob
Mus.
Sch.
D,249
p.
128-9
2 violins, viola da gamba, bc
violin, viola da gamba, bc
2 violins, bc
WILLIAM BYRD
(1540-1623)
In assessing the contributions of scholars and musicians to the revival of English
Golden-Age music in general, and of music for viols in particular, our early attention
is fixed on the work of Dr E. H. Fellowes and of the publisher, Stainer & Bell Ltd.,
who brought out his editions of the English Madrigal School and of the collected
works of William Byrd.
Long before the generality of viol consort editions began to appear in quantity, all
Fellowess editions were in print: a creditable achievement. Fellowes, moreover, had
the music sung and played; although Byrds consort music may have been transposed,
halved in note-values and played by the violin family, the music was given an airing,
and we are becoming more aware, nowadays, that the treatment described, though
unfashionable, was not totally unrepresentative of l7th-century practice.
More recent work on Byrds music and sources has been done by Brett, Edwards,
Elliott and Neighbour (the first three of whom have contributed to The Byrd Edition,
under Bretts general editorship, with which Stainer & Bell are currently replacing the
Fellowes/Dart revised edition). In making up the Societys records, the compiler was
aware of the volume and quality of published information. Although he took note of
the sources that he saw, it did not seem to him necessary to tread the whole path all
round the libraries merely to check work already known to be accurate.
These index sheets of William Byrd, therefore, like those of several other
composers in the second instalment, rely to an appreciable extent on published
information, for which the Society is grateful to the authorities named above.
However, the compiler ventures to hope that added value is being given, firstly by the
completeness of the record, secondly by the collation and exhibition of the various
numbering systems.
In this index, the symbols BYRD ED 1 etc., with their Arabic numerals, distinguish
The Byrd Edition, mentioned above, from its predecessor, The Collected Works of
William Byrd to which the symbols BYRD COLL I etc., with their Roman numerals,
are assigned.
Since the above was written the appearance of BYRD H has added significantly to
the Byrd biography, whilst also providing a new survey of the composers music.
BYRD-1
CAPRICORNUS,
Samuel Friedrich
(1628-1665)
Ciaccona D
Sonata a
D-W,
Cod.
Guelf.
34.7.
Aug 2
o
no./p.
37/47
CAPRICORNUS-1 January 2009
violin, viola da gamba, bc
3 violins, 2 viola da braccio, 2 viola da gamba, bass, organ
S-Uu
imhs
1:13
CHAILO, Carlo
2 vlns, bass and bc
Sonata B-Bc, XY 29,410, seq. (6)
January 2009 CHAILO-1
Alexander CHESHAM (d.1625)
T. SIMPSON 1621, No. 21 (a4)
Courant Published by LPM
2004 CHESHAM-1
Edmund CHILMEAD
(1610-1654)
VdGS
no./key
Three-part airs for two trebles and bass
1. C
2.* F *Included here on grounds of
style and place
7th Instalment 2002 CHILMEAD-1
G
B
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A
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2
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f./no.
43v/
32
44v/
33
A
CLAMER, Andreas Christophorus
Mensa harmonica XLII. Rarioibus Sonatinis instructa. Septem in Partes, seu Tonos distributa
(Salzburg, 1682). [DT 129 (1979)]
Partita
I G Intrada/Giga/Sarabanda/
Balletto/Lamento/Saltarello
II A Intrada/Courante/Sarabanda/
Aria/Giga/Saltarello
III g Intrada/Moresca/Courante/
Moresca/Sarabanda/Scherzo
IV G Intrada/Courante/Sarabanda/
Gigue/Balletto/Saltarello
V Bb Bransle/Gaye/Amenis/
Gavotte/Moresca/Gigue
VI F Intrada/Svitte/Courante/
Svitte/Sarabanda/Saltarello
VII D Intrada/Courante/Sarabanda/
Intrada/Courante/Sarabanda
August 2007 CLAMER-1
CLAUSSEN, J.
VdGS
No.
1. Sonata a2 violino e viola [da gamba and continuo], G major
DRc, D2, No. 5
2003 CLAUSSEN-1
CLAYTON, William(c.1636-1697)
Airs a2 and a3
VdGS No.
a2
1. Prelude
2. Coranto
3. Coranto
a3:
4. Long time
5.[Corant]
6. [Corant]
7. [Corant]
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A
March 2008 CLAYTON-1
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CLAYTON, William(c.1636-1697)
Airs a3 in E minor
VdGS No.
E1.
E2
E3a*. *Treble not
identified (or
illegible)
E3b*
E3c.*
E4.
E5.
E6. Saraband
E7.
E8.
E9.
E10.
E.11
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27/2
36/-
35/-
34/-
27/4
28/5
28/6
29/7
29/8
30/[9]
31/
[10]
31/
[11]
March 2008 C LAYTON-2
CLEMENTIS
Sonata d
D-W,
Cod.
Guelf.
34.7.
Aug 2
o
no./p.
84/170
CLEMENTIS-1 January 2009
2 violins, viola da gamba, violone, bc
JOHN COPRARIO
(c.15751626)
In the following index pages our earliest chickens come home to roost. Our
Provisional Index began, in Bulletin No. 24 of December 1965, with 5 pages of
Coperario which were added to in later issues; the present task is to revise and redraw
them.
Much has happened, however, in the intervening period. Richards had already
studied and catalogued the bass viol works (see BASS R). Charteris completed a
doctorate thesis (COPRARIO C1), published his catalogue of the complete works
(COPRARIO C2) and a series of editions of the music, and discovered the autograph
at Hatfield House, successfully identifying it with the hand of Rules how to
compose. To much of this work the Provisional Index was an input; from much of it,
the present revision has drawn appreciable benefit.
A word on numbering is necessary. We started with Meyers numbers, but reasons
accumulatedTregians score being onewhy a different system should be sought.
At first sight, Charteriss catalogue, in which the whole repertoire was numbered
straight through, as in our Lawes index but with no gaps, appeared to provide a
satisfactory system. However, his editions of the important collections of music began
to appear; because these emanated from different publishers, eachnot
unexpectedlywas numbered consecutively from 1. As those are the numbers which
will appear in programmes and lists of recordings, and by which the public will be ex-
pected to know the works, the compiler has thought it prudent to adopt them in
preference to the ones in the catalogue. Nevertheless, all the numbering systems are
given, for cross-referencing purposes, those in the catalogue being prefixed C, and
Meyers numbers being prefixed M.
By the way, Giovanni Coperario (who by the way was plain Cooper but affected
an Itallian termination) NORTH W p. 288 has officially become John
Coprario, as insisted upon by the authorities, on the strength of the autograph and the
contemporary printed editions.
For a minor clash of attribution involving Coprario, see page TYE-4.
Works dropped from the original index pages are:
Fantasy a4, Meyer 7 to Bull (q.v., and see BULL D).
Fantasy a4, Meyer 9 to T.C. (q.v., and see BROWNE A, p. 51).
Fantasies a5, Meyer 51, 55, 57: to East (q.v., Penitet, Credidi , Vixi).
See also COPRARIO C5
COPRARIO-1
John COPRARIO
Fantasia a3 St Aubyn MS, No. 11 a3
VdGS No. 11 (Bass only)
Fantasia a5 US-Cl Wr f.35v, No. 53
VdGS No. 53 (TrAB parts only)
January 2009 COPRARIO-18
WILLIAM CRANFORD
(fl. c.16201640)
Cranfords small output of string music appears mainly in the MSS of Browne,
Le Strange, Merro and Marsh.
Andrew Robinson, after editing the two anonymous sets of variations, attributed
them to Cranford on grounds of style. Go from my window appears among the six-part
pieces with one part apparently missing. However, at no time is the tune missing, nor
are the distances between parts wider than one might expect from this composer, and
Robinsons proposal to reclassify this work as a five-part piece has been accepted.
Cranfords style is almost unique among seventeenth-century consort
composers. The fewer the parts, the more pointilliste, as may best be appreciated by
starting with the six-part and finishing with the three-part works. The harmony is
distinctly strange and the texture is often mechanical. There are signs of either a
facetious nature or an unbalanced mind.
There is one noticeable similarity of flavour, between part of Cranfords six-part
fantasy No. 1 and a passage towards the end of the six-part fantasy Chowse of Martin
Peerson, that well-known practical joker; the question is: who was poking fun at
whom ?
The reason for mentioning the style in this Index is the fact that Sir Nicholas Le
Strange who annotated his part-books with sub-sources and textual variants, in
painstaking detail, gave no indication whatever that the Cranfords differed in any way
from the soberer and more conventional works (which, incidentally, did not include
any by Peerson or Lawes) in his collection. They came from few sub-sources, as can
be verified from the Le Strange index pages, and were only lightly annotated.
The work entitled In Nomine Mr Cranford, 5 parts, 2 basses, at No. 55 in the Bc
book, EIRE-Dm 143 Z2.4.16 was found by Peter Watts not to be by Cranford; it is a
Bc part for Alfonso Ferrabosco IIs five-part In Nomine No. 3.
CRANFORD-1
RICHARD DEERING
(c. 1580-1630)
The main references to the life and work of Dering or Deering can be found in
Platts introduction to DEERING P1 and in GROVE. Despite careful research, not all
of Deerings movements here and on the Continent have been satisfactorily accounted
for. The discovery that what purported to be his six-part fantasy (Meyer No. 2) proved
to be the Advent motet Gaudete Omnes by Hieronymus Praetorius was mentioned in
the Societys Bulletin No. 28 (1968); thus, when GROVE (p. 671 of the 5th Edition)
was found to be saying:
It would seem ... that the musical Dr Richard During of Hamburg mentioned in a
letter by Huygens may not have been related to the composer, despite his similar name
...
our interest was greatly aroused, as Praetorius was a Hamburg organist for much of
Deerings lifetime, and there may be more in the Hamburg connection than meets the
eye.
One five-part fantasy, No. 5, stands out from the others; it is for two basses and is
found only in GB-Lbl Add MSS 39550-4, checked only from Harman. Comparison of
Tregians and Le Stranges lists is interesting; did Sir Nicholas correctly attribute this
fantasy to Deering, or does it belong to some other acknowledged two-bass composer
such as Coperario or Lupo ?
The five-part dances have been numbered so as to keep reasonably close to the
sequence in GB-Lcm MS 1145, almaines being paired with their appropriate pavans.
Reference to the Mico index will show how it was decided to distribute the pavans in
GB-Ckc MSS Rowe 114-7 between Deering and Mico.
The anonymous six-part pieces have been indexed with a cautious attribution to
Deering; if the eye be allowed to glance up to the five-part incipits, this possibility
may seem not too far-fetched.
Although a flyleaf in GB-Lcm MS 2039 bears the inscription Mr Deerings 2 & 3
parts, the reference is to some vocal works later in the MS. The anonymous pieces at
the beginning are pavans and galliards in 4 or 5 parts, with at least a bass part missing.
No. 5 is the familiar chromatic pavan of Toinkins (No. 6); there is no evidence to
connect any of the others with Deering.
It was the tabular layout of the five-part fantasies which quickly brought to the
compilers eye the probable identity, later confirmed beyond doubt, of the Rowe and
Clark partbooks: see the first two columns on page 3.
DEERING-1
JOHN DOWLAND
(15631626)
The fine collection of Lachrimae pavans and other dances, of 1604, makes up the
major part of Dowlands consort music; to this, several other airs have been added.
Dowland has formed the lifes work of Diana Poulton, and his career and music
have been extensively recorded by her in DOWLAND P. For many years we have
played Lachrimae from Warlocks edition of 1926; more recently, we have had
Edwardss facsimile edition of 1974. Further information on Dowland sources was
given by Ward in DOWLAND W.
The compiler was much exercised as to the presentation of concordances, in view
of the multitudinous sources of versions for solo lute, voice or voices, and plain or
mixed consort. In the case of Holborne, all sources known to the Society were given;
were the same policy applied to Dowland, the scope of the Index would be
substantially overreached. Lachrimae Antiquae, for example, would need about
sixty entries, including arrangements, and the mere existence of a two-part version of
Pipers Pavan would admit about twenty extra concordances.
After a trial tabulation of all sources, the decision was made to record only the
principal consort sources and publications, and to give, in the first few columns, a key
to the full source-information in DOWLAND P. The columns headed DOWLAND
P refer to the separate numbers, given therein, to versions for consort, versions for
solo lute, and songs in the First Book of 1597 et seq (I), the Second Book of 1600 (II).
A Pilgrims Solace of 1612 (PS) and A Musicall Banquet of 1610 (AMB).
Authorities appear to be agreed that all the versions for consort, other than those in
the Lachrimae collection, of the pieces listed are in arrangements which cannot be
attributed to Dowland.
The five-part setting of Lachrimae Antiquae in GB-Lbl Add MSS 17786-91 is
apparently related to the keyboard version in FWVB 121 where it is followed, as in
Add 17786-91, by James Hardings Galliard.
The compiler is indebted to Tim Crawford for the observation that the part given
on f.86 of Lbl Add MS 33933 (one of Thomas Wodes part books) is in the soprano
clef and is called Contra of Lachrimae or Flow My Tears. It is practically identical
with the lute part in the Cambridge Consort Books i.e. that in Cu MS Dd 3.18 f.16,
published in MORLEY 1599/1 No. 7. I suspect that Contra means something more
like Contrapartie which the French used somewhat later for a second lute part added
to a solo to make a duet, but at the same pitch so that the parts cross.
Details of GB-Lbl Add MS 10444 will be found in LE STRANGE W2.
DOWLAND-1
JOHN DOWLAND
Three parts (altus, tenor, quintus) of Lachrimae Antiquae (VdGS No. 1) appear in a
MS addition to PL-Kj, Mus. ant. pract. H 540 at f. 1-1v (see JAGIELLONSKA C)
DOWLAND-5
DRESE, ADAM (c.1620-1701)
Violin, viola da gamba, bc
Sonata D-W, Cod. Guelf. 34.7. Aug 2
o
,
no. 47, p. 72
2 vln, viola da gamba, bc
Sonata D-W, Cod. Guelf. 34.7. Aug 2
o
,
no. 55, p. 91
2 cornettini, 2 cornett, 2 trombone or 2 pochetti, 2 vln, 2 vla da gamba, bc
Sonata D-W, Cod. Guelf. 34.7. Aug 2
o
,
no. 102, p. 214
January 2009 DRESE-1
Henri DU MONT (1610-1684)
VdGS No. (All published: Dovehouse, no. 39)
1. Pavane
tr t b
2. Symphonia
tr tr b
3. Allemanda
tr tr b
4. Symphonia
tr tr t b
5. Allemanda
gravis
tr t t/b b
6. Pavane
tr tr b
7. Allemanda
tr t b
8. Allemanda
gravis
tr t b
9. Symphonia
tr tr b
10. Allemanda
tr tr b
April 2008
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EBERLIN, Daniel (1647c.1714)
Sonatas for 2 vlns, bass and bc
F-Pn, Rs Vm
7
673, no. 150
Trium mirifice (1675), no. 2
La Eminenza
F-Pn, Rs Vm
7
673, no. 149
Trium mirifice (1675), no. 3
La Favorita
January 2009 EBERLIN-2
William ELLIS (d. 1679). Oxford organist who organized concerts in the
Interregnum.
Apart from these airs, Ellis also wrote anthems and keyboard music.
VdGS Bass parts only of two-part airs
Nos.
7th Instalment 2002 ELLIS-1
1. Almain d
2. Corant d
3. Almain d
4. Almain d
5. Saraband d
6. Michaelmas
Day C
GB-Och,
Mus.
1022
No.
17
18
19
20
21
22
Christian ENGLEMANN
Four-part airs (both published LPM)
1. Courant T SIMPSON 1621, No. 27
2. Ballet T SIMPSON 1621, No. 47
2004 ENGELMANN-1
ERBEN, Johann Balthasar
1626-1686
Sonata sopra
ut re mi fa
sol la
2 violins, bc
S-Uu,
imhs
3:4
ERBEN-1 January 2009
ERMISH, Caspar Jacob
Sonata a4
2 violins, viola, violone, bc
S-Uu,
imhs
3:2
ERMISH-1 January 2009
FARMER, Thomas
(d.1688) Violinist and Theatre composer
Airs in D major a3 (tr tr b)
VdGS No.
D1.
D2.
D3
D4 2nd treble (1st missing)
February 2008 FARMER-2
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FARMER, Thomas
(d.1688) Violinist and Theatre composer
Airs in G major a3 and a2
VdGS No.
G1.
G2.
G3.
G4.
G5.
G6.
G7.
G8.
G9.
G10.
G11.
February 2008 FARMER-3
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THOMAS FARMER Theatre Airs a2 and a3 in G Minor
g1 g14
g2 g15
g3 g16
g4 g17
g5 g18
g6 g19
g7
g8
g9
g10
g11
g12
g13
February 2008 FARMER-4
THOMAS FARMER
Theatre Airs a2 and a3
in G minor
VdGS No.
g1.
g2.
g3.
g4.
g5.
g6.
g7.
g8.
g9.
g10.
g11.
g12.
g13.
g14.
g15.
g16.
g17.
g18.
g19
February 2008
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ALFONSO FERRABOSCO II
(15751628)
In deed I haue seene the like committed by maister Alfonso, a great musition,
wrote Morley, in 1597, of Alfonso Ferrabosco I; fantasies by Alfonso Ferrabosco II in
the Shirley partbooks, GB-Lbl, Add MSS 40657-61, in William Lawess hand, are
headed Alfonso. Both generations, therefore, were known affectionately by the same
first name, and many a manuscript was labelled Alfonso Ferrabosco without the
slightest attempt to distinguish. However, in these days, it is gratuitously confusing to
publish, as is sometimes done, a modern edition as by Alfonso Ferrabosco with no
distinction, when it is so easy to follow the examples of Tregian and others, and to use
the suffixes Elder and Younger, or Senior and Junior, or Father and Son, or I and II.
The principal work on Alfonso IIs four- and six-part fantasies is that by Vaught
(see FERRABOSCO II V). See also FERRABOSCO II D and TOMKINS C.
Most of Alfonso IIs four- and five-part works are found in Tregians score, and
thus were probably composed by c.1610-1613; several of them had already appeared
in the Lessons of 1609 (see FERRABOSCO II 1609).
Judging by the list of sources, and by the large number of alternative versions, the
four-part fantasies, and the five-part dances, were very popular, not only with the
Jacobeans but with the Carolines also. Fantasy 24, attributed ambiguously to Alfonso
Ferabosco might well have been composed by Alfonso I, perhaps with a vocal text.
Lowinsky (see FERRABOSCO II L) attributed the Hexachord Fantasy to Alfonso
della Viola, but scholars are now agreed that this is wrong.
The six-part works cannot be accurately dated, mainly because none of them
appears in Tregians score. The earliest of their sources is GB-Och Mus. 61-6,
contributed to by Myriell (d.1625), but that fact demonstrates little else than the
probability that two of the fantasies were produced during their composers lifetime.
A complete edition of the consort music is published in MUSICA BRITANNICA,
Vols, 62 (four-part) and 81 (five- and six-part), with the lyra viol pieces planned to
appear later.
FERRABOSCO II-1
FERREIRA, Miguel
Musician to Queen Catherine of Braganza
Trios for two treble and a bass
VdGS No.
1. Courant
2. Allemand* * identified as by f
3. Allemand*
4. Allemand*
5. Allemand]
6. Corant
7. Saraband
8. Contredance
March 2008 FERREIRA-1
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FLUDD, Robert (1574-1637)
January 2008 FLUDD-1
US-NH, Filmer 3
3r
3v
3v
4v
6v
8r
8v
9v
10v
11r
11v
1. D Fludds
dreame
2. Dr Fludds scale
3. Dr Fludds
First Pavan
4. Dr Fludds
Second Pavan
5. Dr Fludds
Changes
6. First Coranto
7. First Almayne or
his Mottle
8. Second Almaine
[Coranto]
9. A Toye
10. A Brandle
11. The May Game
FORCER, Francis (c.1650-c.1704)
Airs in B-flat Major a3
VdGS No.
B1.
B2.
B3.
B4.
B5.
B6.
B7.
B8.
B9.
B10.
B11.
B12.
B13.
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57/5
57/6
58/7
58/8
f.56v-/
no.
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February 2008 FORCER-1
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FRSTER, Kaspar
1616-1673
Sonata a3
Sonata a3
Sonata a3
Sonata a7
Sonata a3
La pazza
Sonata a3
Sonata a3
S-Uu,
imhs
3:6
3:7
3:7a
&3:9b
3:8
3:9a
3:10
3:11
FORSTER-1 January 2009
2 violins, bassoon, bc
2 violins, viola da gamba, bc
2 violins, viola, violone, 2 cornetts, bassoon, bc
2 violins, viola da gamba, bc
2 violins, viola da gamba, bc
2 violins, violone, bc
2 violins, viola da gamba, bc
FROBERGER, Johann Jacob
(1616-1667)
Suites for Violin and viola da gamba
Are these versions of keyboard works?
1. Allemande a
2. Courant a
3. Saraband a
4. Gigue a
5. Allemande G
6. Courant G
7. Saraband G
8. Gigue G
9. Courant G
10. Sarabande G
11. Allemande D
12. Courant D
D-W,
Cod.
Guelf.
34.7.
Aug 2
o
no./p.
8/23
9/24
10/24
11/24
12/25
13/25
14/25
15/26
16/26
17/26
18/27
19/27
FROBERGER-1 January 2009
FROBERGER, Johann Jacob
(1616-1667)
Suites for Violin and viola da gamba
Are these versions of keyboard works?
13. Sarabande D
14. Gigue D
D-W,
Cod.
Guelf.
34.7.
Aug 2
o
no./p.
20/27
21/27
FROBERGER-2 January 2009
FURCHHEIM,
Johann Wilhelm
(d. 1682)
Sonata e
a2
Sonatella A
a7
Sonata D
a6
Sonata a
a5
Sonata Eb
a5
Suite a5: b
Praeludium
Allemande
Courant
Sarabande
Gigue
S-Uu,
imhs
3:13
3:14
3:15
3:16
3:17
a&b
3:12
FURCHHEIM-1 January 2009
2 violins, bc
3 violins, 2 viola, violone, bc
3 violins, 2 violas, bassoon, bc
2 violins, 2 cornets, bassoon, bc
2 violins, 2 violas, bassoon, bc
2 violins, 2 violas, violone, bc
John GAMBLE (d. 1687)
Cornettist and violinist at the
English Court, 1660-1684)
7th Instalment 2002 GAMBLE-1
VdGS
No.
1. Almaine c
2. Corant c
3. Saraband c
4. Almaine C
5. Saraband C
6. March F
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67/5
67/6
84/72
84/73
168/60
CHRISTOPHER GIBBONS
(1615-1676)
Work on Christopher Gibbons has been done mainly by Rayner (see GIBBONS C
R), Field (see CONSORTS F) and Johnson (see FANT-SUTTE J). In the preparation
of these index sheets, only the first two of those references were consulted. All known
sources have been inspected.
Both Rayner and Field numbered parts of the repertoire in suites; this was
convenient up to a point, but, as can be seen from the index sheets, alternative airs
were introduced here, and sundry movements were omitted there, and it now becomes
necessary to refer to movements individually as well as collectively. Although all
suite-numbering is indicated, every movement or piece, as with the Lawes fantasies
and airs, has been awarded its own separate Air-number.
During the drafting of the sheets it appeared that, for lack of space, not all the
source-columns could be properly annotated, as elsewhere in the Index. Accordingly,
a list of sources was prepared and is now given on page 2; some comments follow
hereunder.
GB-Lbl Add MS 17799 is Matthew Lockes autograph of Cupid and Death with
Gibbonss contributions in Lockes hand. Add MS 17800 which appears in some
source-lists is a much later copy and has been ignored herein.
GB-Ob MS Mus Sch C.44 is a near-A4-sized book which formerly contained some
folded leaves of a larger size. These are now filed separately between two grey boards
tied with white tapes. As will be remembered from OXFORD Cl, the earlier in the
alphabet, the bigger the book, so the shelf mark A.641, by which these leaves must be
ordered, denotes a MS of the very largest class.
EIRE-Dm MS Z4.2.16 (microfilm at GB-Cpl) is known mainly as a thorough-bass
book, but the Gibbons airs therein are set out in 2-part score, Tr and B. Details of this
book are given by Charteris in DUBLIN C2.
Only the first of the four-part fantasies (Fantasy 81) listed herein is fully
authenticated, but the attribution to Gibbons of the other two (see page 8) appears
reasonable in the circumstances.
John Cannell has discovered that GB-Ob MSS Mus. Sch. C.138 contains playing
parts of seven of Christopher Gibbonss airs, evidently used at Oxford in music for his
Act, 11 July 1664. They are Nos. 31, 33, 47, 50, 52, 53 and 61.
2003 C. GIBBONS-1
CHRISTOPHER GIBBONS LIST OF SOURCES OF STRING MUSIC
Source No. in MS VdGS Air No. MS contains Remarks
GB-Lbl Add MSS
17799 47, 50, 69, Score Locke autograph of
70, 72, 73 Cupid & Death, publ
in MUS BRIT 2
31431 134-44 13-15, 17-24 Tr 1, 2 only
31435 1-12 19-30 Tr Tr B Bc
Lcm MSS
870 19-30 Tr Tr B
871 1-12 Tr B Org 1662: hand resembles
that of Gb-Lbl Add MS
31423 etc
872 1-12 Tr B
Ob MSS Mus Sch
C.44 - 35-38 Tr Tr B Bc AUTOGRAPH
C.44 (A.641) 81-3 Score PART AUTOGRAPH;
large unfolded leaves from C.44
C.53 - 20-24, 31-34 Tr Tr B Bc AUTOGRAPH
C.102 Sets 1-4 19-30 Tr Tr B Org Lowes hand
Set 5 22, 31-34
D.231 1-11 42-3, 48-9, Tr Tr B Bc Another Base of y
e
3
d
45, 44,
46, 50, fancie of Mr Gibbons things
35-7 (25-30) in Lowes hand;
- 19-30 other hand(s) unknown E.443-6
1-9 42-50 Tr Tr B Bc New consort bookes
10-19 33, 34, 31, 32, copied by Lowe from
23, 24, 26, 27 Och Mus. 1006-9
29, 30
Och MSS
8 - 1-12, 61-3, Score, organ
13-30, 42, 48, additions
49, 51, 50, in red
47, 52, 81
10 - 22, 31 (fragm) Score Late C17
15 - 81 (fragm) Score
21 - 39-41 Score
414-6 Sets 1-6 13-30 Tr Tr B
Sets 1-4 1-12
- 61-3, 42,
48-51, 47, 52
434 - 1-12, 61, 64, B only AUTOGRAPH
74, 75
620 - 13-30 Score Given to R. Goodson, 1702
778 1-12 1-12 Bc only Not Jenkinss hand (as 777)
1006-9 - 42-50, 33, 34, Tr Tr B Bc
31, 32, 23, 24,
26, 27, 29, 30
1180 Sets 1-4 1, 4, 7, 10-12 Organ Aldrichs hand. Most
Sets 1-6 13-30 pieces have RH staff blank.
EIREDm MSS
Z2.1.13 - 33, 53, 54 Score
Z4.2.16 - 66-68, 64-5, Score
69, 71-2
C. GIBBONS-2
ORLANDO GIBBONS
(1583-1625)
With Orlando Gibbons, the two chief points of interest are the date of the printed
set of three-part fantasies, and the attribution of some of the six-part works.
Dart (see GIBBONS D) suggested that the formerly-accepted date of 1610 for the
printed fantasies could not be correct, and that a date of c1620 was more probable;
this is accepted here.
Nicholson (see GIBBONS N) stated a most reasonable case for the attribution to
Orlando Gibbons of five anonymous six-part fantasies and the variations on Go from
my window in GB-Och Mus. 2, and for the reclassification as untexted vocal pieces of
three six-part fantasies (i.e. Meyer 2, .5 and 5). We therefore accepted the sole
attributed fantasy (Meyer as common ground, and, having dropped the three vocal
pieces, renumbered the anonymous fantasies as Nos. 2 to 6, and listed the set of
variations. All this was set out on page 34 of CHELYS 5 (1971), and, since no
subsequent dispute arose, we came to regard this arrangement as generally acceptable.
However, since three publications adopted the GB-Och sequence, we followed suit.
More recently, however, in his complete editionGIBBONS Hof the consort
works, Harper accepted the first two vocal pieces as fantasies but continued, like us,
to query the third, and printed all three on the reasonable grounds that, otherwise, they
would be the only substantial pieces of Gibbons unavailable in modem editions. We
have accordingly listed them, but without reintroducing them into the numbering
system. One reason, incidentally, for reprinting these sheets was our desire to
incorporate the entries and numbering of GIBBONS H.
Both Meyer (see MEYER ECM) and Baines (see GIBBONS B1) were content to
accept the last three 3-part fantasies (with Great Dooble Base) as being by Gibbons,
but the discovery, in NOTATION DL. of a fragment of Fantasy 7 (which echoes No.
3 ?), attributed to Coprario, has led to re-attribution to Coprario (see GIBBONS N and
an edition in COPRARIO 2-4). Holman (see VIOLIN H2) and Harley in GIBBONS
HY record the presence of a Great Dooble Base in the Hatton household, which
might have been the inspiration for these pieces as well as for some works by George
Jeffreys, and also at Court. At least two sources of these fantasies incorporate
additional phrases which suggest the skeleton of an organ part; owing to this and to
the wide open spaces between the string parts, a reconstructed organ part will be
needed in modem performance.
Further comment by Baines on the consort repertoire of Gibbons will be found in
GIBBONS B2.
Numerous similarities can be detected between passages in Gibbons, mainly in the
printed set, and passages in Tomkins and Lawes.
For a curious act of piracy from the printed edition of c.1620, see page BUTLER-2.
2003 O. GIBBONS-1
GIBBONS, Orlando
Almain Lbl, Add. 10,444, Section 1, no.
(a2: tr/b) 14, f.6r: Gibbons his Almaine
(The siluer Swanne is Section 1, no. 11 at f.5r)
August 2007 O.GIBBONS-8
RICHARD GIBBONS
Fantasies a4 Ob Mus EIRE-Dm VdGS
Sch C.64-9 Z3.4.1-6 SP
no. no.
1a4 18a4 179
2 17 179
2003 R. GIBBONS-1
JOHN GIBBS
GB-Ob, MSS Mus. Sch. D.212-216
No. I/16 a5
Published MB 45, No. 159
J. GIBBS-1
In Nomine a5 published as ME 206
August 2006 GILL-1
Madrigal to text by Livio Celiano. Ut re mi fa sol la ognarmonia/abbraccia col
dolcezza Ruggiero Giovanelli. Il Terzo Libro de madrigali a cinque voci (Venetia,
1599, No. 10). Bass part also at Anon 1567.
Nicolas GISTOU(d. 1609)
Five-part consorts published Moeck MMP VI
VdGS No.
2004 GISTOU-1
1. Paduana
2. Galliard
3. Paduana
4. Galliard
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IV/i
IV/ii
VII/i
VII/
ii
ROBERT GOLDAR (GOLDER/GOWLDYN)
died c.1563.
GB-Lbl, RM 24.d.2, No. 24
Published MB 45, No. 134
GOLDAR-1
Johann GRABBE
(1585-1655)
published LPM
2004 GRABBE-1
VdGS No.
1. Intrada
2. Paduan
3. Canzon
T
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P
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1
6
2
1
no.
2
14
38
William GREGORY
Airs for solo lyra viol
VdGS defhf
No.
Ayre 1-3: A sequence from
1 MRLV 1669, nos. 51-
G 53
Cor
2
G
Sar
3
G
A Trumpet
Preludem
4
G
Trumpet
Allmaine
5
G
Ayre
6
G
Allmane
7
G
Saraband
8
G
GREGORY W-1
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no.
257*
46
19
f.
(seq.)
21r
(48)
Ap
21v
(49)
27r
(60)
34v
(76)
34v
(77)
November 2008
William GREGORY
Airs for solo lyra viol
VdGS edfhf
No.
* 11-16: a sequence from MRLV 1661, nos. [59]-[64]
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18
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19
GREGORY W-6 November 2008
William GREGORY
Airs for solo lyra viol
VdGS
No. edfhf
Sarraband
20
g
Prelude
30
g
Corranto
31
g
Sarraband
32
g
November 2008 GREGORY W-7
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7
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8v
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9v
(25)
10r
(26)
William GREGORY
Airs for solo lyra viol
VdGS fedfh
No.
GREGORY W-8
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30r
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f.
(seq.)
29r
29v
Ap
30r
30v
Ap
Benedict GREP
Five-part consorts all published Moeck MMP
V and VI
VdGS No.
2004 GREP-1
F
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2. Galliard
3. Paduana
4. Galliard
5. Paduana
6. Galliard
no.
III/I
III/ii
no.
III/I
III/ii
XI/I
XI/ii
Mr GROBE
Partita for viola damor [scordatura], viola da gamba and bc
January 2009 GROBE-1
Allemande
Courant
Gavotte
Saraband
Gigue
S-Uu
imhs
18:27
GROH, Heinrich
Direct. Mus. Merseb[urg]
Suite a5:
Allamanda
Courante
Sarabande
Gigue
1:11
GROH-1 January 2009
2 violins, 2 viola, violone, bc
S-Uu
imhs
John GROME
Mid-17th century
solos for lyra viol
VdGS
No.
1. Prelude
defhf
2. Prelude
edfhf
3. Almain
fdefh
4. Corant
fdefh
5. Saraband
fdefh
6. Prelude
fdefh
April 2008 GROME-1
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f.
14v
14v
15v
15v
Carel HACQUART
(1640-1701?)
The Durham copy of Carolus Hacquarts Chelys Op 3 (1686) is the only copy known to the
compiler; it is for solo viol, with no accompanying basso continuo book; however, entries in a
manuscript volume at DurhamGB-DRc MS A.27clearly show that a basso continuo book must
have existed. Prebendary Falle, to whom the Durham books belonged, copied selected bass viol
pieces from the printed book into MS A.27, as described, with an inventory, by Urquhart in FALLE
U.
As he copied each piece, Falle made an annotation, in A.27, such as 3/2; this can be seen or
easily deduced from FALLE U to signify page 3 of the viol book, and page 2 of a [now missing]
Bc book, and similarly for other copies which he made, including 10 more by Hacquart.
While GB-DRc MS A.27 is under review, the organisation of the generality of basso continuo
parts copied into A.27 by Falle may be of some interest.
Up to page 99, the Bc part for each piece is braced beneath the solo part, making a short score,
except for pages 51-54 on which Schencks Sonata II from his Op. 2 (1688) is presented without Bc
part.
Between pages 101 and 319, near the end, no Bc parts are given; only the solo viol part is given,
on a single staff. It is as if the household, at page 100 of the MS and half way through its musical
life, had lost a key viol or theorbo player, or as if a fashion had changed.
Between pages 320 and 327, at the end of MS A.27, the Fantasie and Passacaille from Falles
own In Genere Harmonico are presented, with Bc part.
1992 C. HACQUART-1
HAMMER, Franz Xaver (1741-1817)
Sonatas for Viola da Gamba and continuo
No. 1 D-Swl, 2285/1
No. 2 D-Swl, 2285/2
1st movt. a partial reworking of
Sonata No. 1 by Andreas Lidl
3rd movt. as Lidls 3rd movt, with
added second episode by Hamer
February 2011 HAMMER-1
Franz Xaver HAMMER
Sonatas for Viola da Gamba and continuo
no. 3 D-Swl, 2285/3
[Viola da Gamba, Violoncello, bass]
February 2011 HAMMER-2
Franz Xaver HAMMER
Sonatas for Viola da Gamba and continuo
No. 4 D-Swl, 2285/4
Viola da Gamba and Violoncello
[arranged, possibly from an as yet
unknown sonata by Lidl]
No. 5 D-Swl, 2285/5
Viola da Gamba and Violoncello
[unattributed, in Hamers hand]
February 2011 HAMMER-3
Franz Xaver HAMMER
Viola da Gamba solo
No. 1 D-Swl, 2885/1 [after Sonata 1]
No. 2
No. 3
February 2011 HAMMER-4
HAMMERSCHMIDT, Andreas
Trios
VdGS No.
1. Ballet
2. Saraband
3. Ballet
4. Aria
5. Saraband
6. Allemande
7. Saraband
8. Saraband[?]
9. Ballet
10. Allemande
11. Courant
12. Saraband
February 2008
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no./
fol.
1/84r
2/84r
3/84v
4/84v
5/84v
6/85r
7/85r
8/85r
9/85r
10/85v
11/85v
12/85v
All probably from Dritter
Theil Newer Paduanen,
Galliarden [etc.] mit 3. 4.
und 5 Stimmen (1650). See
GERMANY-R
HAMMERSCHMIDT-1
HANLEIN, Paul (1626-1686)
Sonata a5 S-Uu, imhs 4:1
Battallia
HANLEIN-1 January 2009
2 violins, 2 violas, violone, bc
HELLER, Johann Killian (?1633-1674)
[Sonata] for two violins and bass
F-Pn, Rs Vm
7
673, no. 72
[authenticity is questioned]
January 2009 HELLER-1
C[uthbert?] HELY
Two trebles, bass and continuo
Mask GB-Lbl, Add. MSS 18940-4, f. 3r
Keyboard: US-NYp, Drexel 5612,
p. 113 [Anon.]
July 2004 HELY C-1
HERWICH, Christian
Ruggiero D-W, Cod. Guelf 34.7. Aug 2
o
p. 34, no. 31
Viola da gamba to a ground
Violin, viola da gamba, bc
Sonata D-W, Cod. Guelf 34.7. Aug 2
o
p. 87, no. 53
La Chilana D-W, Cod. Guelf 34.7. Aug 2
o
p. 116, no. 65
2 vln, viola da gamba, bc
Aria D-W, Cod. Guelf 34.7. Aug 2
o
p. 258, no. 110
January 2009 HERWICH-2
JOHN HINGESTON
(c.1610-1683)
Hingestons works survive in a very few MSS, principally in GB-Ob MSS
Mus Sch D.205-11, of which he wrote the organ part, the remainder being
copied under his direction. His respect for Edward Lowe, who became the
Heather Professor at Oxford in 1661, is pleasingly attested in the following
note, found in those partbooks:
This set of Bookes & works of mine I freely give to y
e
Musique
School at Oxon whereto I was ye more incouraged, from what I have
heard & seene of y
e
care,e Dilligence & industry, of ye present
proffessor thereof in y
e
Universitie, Mr Edward Lowe, my ever honored
frind and fellow servant.
Did Lowes successors enjoy testimonials as fair as that ?
Attention is called to the works listed on page 7, which appear in MS E.382
but not in 1455 D.205-11. E.382 is holograph, and is a reasonably complete
reduction of the string parts; from this it should be easy to reconstruct the
string parts of those extra pieces.
Modern studies of Hingeston in the United Kingdom fall neatly between
Richards, who covered the works for bass viols (see BASS R), Field who dealt
with the fantasy-suites (see CONSORTS F), and Hulse who has studied the
life and works as a whole (see HINGESTON H).
Konrad HFFLER (1647-1705?) [12 suites for viola da gamba and con-
tinuo] All in Primitiae Chelicae (Nuremberg, 1695). Published in Das Erbe Deutscher
Musik, 67
1. Suite I F Prelude-Fuga;
Allemand; Courant;
Saraband; Giga
2 Suite II b Allemand; Corrente;
Saraband; Giga
3 Suite III D Allemand; Corrente;
Saraband; Giga
4 Suite IV A Preludio; Allemand;
Corrente; Saraband;
Giga
5 Suite V d Preludio; Allemand;
Corrente; Saraband;
Giga
6 Suite VI G Preludio; Allemand;
Courant; Saraband;
Giga
April 2008 HOFFLER-1
Konrad HFFLER (1647-1705?) [12 suites for viola da gamba and con-
tinuo] All in Primitiae Chelicae (Nuremberg, 1695). Published in Das Erbe Deutscher
Musik, 67
7. Suite VII a Allemand; Corrente;
Saraband; Giga
8. Suite VIII c Allemand; Corrente;
Saraband; Giga
9. Suite IX Bb Allemand; Corrente;
Saraband; Giga
10. Suite X g Allemand; Corrente;
Saraband; Giga
11. Suite IX C Sonata-Fuga; Allemand;
Corrente; Saraband;
Giga
12. Suite XII e Allemand; Courant;
Saraband; Giga
April 2008 HOFFLER-2
HOFFMANN, Giovanni/
Johann
Sonata d
D-W,
Cod. Guelf.
34.7.
Aug. 2
o
no./p.
46/71
2 violins, bc
HOFFMANN-1 January 2009
HFFNER
Sonata a8 S-Uu, imhs 4:2
HFFNER-1 January 2009
2 violins, violetta, 2 viola da braccio, 2 trombetta, bassoon, bc
ANTHONY HOLBORNE
(d.1602)
Holbornes collection of 65 airs (see HOLBORNE 1599) is the foundation of the
first six index sheets. Judging by the number of arrangements, for instruments other
than the Viols, Violins or other Musicall Winde Instruments for which they were
set, they must have been extremely popular in this country and on the Continent.
For much of the information given, the Society is indebted to Jeffery (see
HOLBORNE J1) and Edwards (see CONSORTS E1); their numbers are given in the
tables in addition to the Societys numbers which run consecutively through the 1599
edition.
When two Edwards numbers are given, the lower one usually refers to a mixed
consort setting, and this, by the nature of the sources, is often an incomplete setting.
There is a fair spread of modern publications, with little scope, if any, for
newcomers.
The final page collects together some miscellaneous works, mainly from the mixed
consort department.
Useful information concerning the plucked string sources has been set out by
Diana Poulton in DOWLAND P; many of these cover both composers.
A discussion by Jeffery of the instrumentation of Holbornes works, and of the
different instrumentations in the plucked string sources, appears in HOLBORNE J2.
George HUDSON
2004 HUDSON-6
GB-Ob,
Mus. Sch.
D.220
(bass only)
p./no.
23/70
23/71
23/72
23/73
23/74
48[a]/16
48[a]/17
48[a]/18
62/71
62/72
62/73
G minor
95. Almaine
96. Saraband
97. Corant
98. Saraband
99. [Saraband]
Bb Major
143. Almain
144. Corant
145. Saraband
146 Air
147. Corant
148. Saraband
George HUDSON
2004 HUDSON-7
GB-Ob,
Mus. Sch.
D.220
(bass only)
p./no.
68/7
68/8
68/9
68/10
68/11
C minor
10. Air
11. Corant
12. Saraband
13. Running Alman
14. Air
HUDSON, George GB-SA
38470/2
tuning: [fedef] fol.
150 Prelude 1v
151 An Allmaine 2v
152 A Corant 3r
May 2007 HUDSON-8
ITALIAN MADRIGALS
Many English consort manuscripts include Italian madrigals, both texted and untexted.
Alfred Einsteins pioneering study The Italian Madrigal (Princeton, 1949) was followed
by Joseph Kermans The Elizabethan Madrigal (MADRIGAL-K). More recently two
important works are ITAL-ENG H1: Lydia Hamessley, The Reception of the Italian
Madrigal in England: A Repertorial Study of Manuscript Anthologies, ca. 1580-1620
(unpublished diss. University of Minnesota, 1989) and ITAL-ENG B: Derry
Bertenshaw: The influence of the late 16th century Italian polyphonic madrigal on the
English viol consort, c.1600-45: a background study, (unpublished Ph D thesis,
Leicester, 1992), together with spin-off articles ITAL-ENG H2 and ITAL-ENG-B2. The
considerable presence of Italian madrigals within consort manuscripts makes it sensible
that they should be noted in this Index. Few manuscripts of exclusively vocal music
(such as those in the Madrigal Society collection) are included. Lute book versions are
excluded too. I leave aside the argument as to whether the madrigals were played, or
sung, or played and sung from these books. The decades immediately before and after
1600 saw the most copying of Italian madrigals, particularly from the printed
collections and including English versions from e.g. Musica Transalpina, Italian
Madrigals Englished and Morleys Selected Madrigals. Thereafter they declined
gradually, but were not extinguished from the sources until the advent of the Civil War.
(There are later purely vocal collections.)
English prints are identified as:
MT 1588 = Musica Transalpina, 1588
MT 1597 = Musica Transalpina, 1597
W 1590 = Watson: Italian Madrigals Englished, 1590
Morley 1598 = Morley, Selected Madrigals, 1598
Felice Anerio
Untexted
Title First Print Other Prints GB-Lbl, Add. 37402-6*
no./f.
Amor se bei rubini a5 II a5 (1585) Paradiso musicale (1596) 73/43v
Quelle rose che coltin a5 Le Gioie (1589) Paradiso musicale (1596) 69/40v
Texted
Title First Print Other Prints GB-Lcm,
684
US-SM, Ellesmere 25
A 46-51
Amor se bei rubini a5 II a5 (1585)
[Madrigali Spirituali]
Paradiso musicale (1596) [56]/29v
Quelle rose che coltin a5 Le gioie (1589) Paradiso musicale (1596) [58]/30v
Laura che noi cironda a6 I a6 (1590), no.2 f.133v/no.72 [75]/50v
Questa, chel cor mancide a6 I a6 (1590), no.4 f.123v/no.52 [76]/51r
Laura dolce a6 I a6 (1590), no.3 f.124r/no.53
Godi leggiadre filli a6 I a6 (1590), no.14 f.134r/no.73
Come ne caldi a6 I a6 (1590), no.15 f.134v/no.74
Giovanni Francesco Anerio
Picciola sei ma vaga, gentil I a 5 (1599): GB-Ob, Tenbury 940-4, no. 8
Deh qual prova maggio flori [authorship ? in Hammesley]: GB-Ob, Tenbury 940-4, no. 136
February 2010 IM-ANERIO-1
Guilio Belli
Texted
Title First Print Morley
Selected Madrigals 1598
GB-Ob,
Tenbury 940-4
no.
Perch vallontanate a5 II a5&6 (1592) Hark and give ear attentive 36
Picciol premio al mio amore a5 II a5&6 (1592) 55
Se diletto prendete a5 II a5&6 (1592) 56
Udite, amanti a5 II a5&6 (1592) 57
February 2010 IM-BELLI-1
Giovanni Cavaccio: madrigals for six voices
Title Print GB-Lcm, 684 US-SM,
Ellesmere EL 25
A 46-51
owner or copyist Hamond Herbert/Egerton
f./no. f.
Guinta qui dori Il trionfo di Dori
1592, p.9
135r/75 53r
February 2010 IM-CAVACCIO-1
February 2010 IM-CROCE 1
Giovanni Croce
Untexted madrigals: five voices
Title First print GB-Lbl, Add. 37402-6
No./fol.
US-LAuc, C6968M4 and
GB-Ckc MS 321
US-NYp
Drexel 4180-5
Merro
Cintia il tuo dolce II a5 (1592) 36/22v f.46r [English title]
Candide perle II a5 (1592) 45/27r
Se da voi Novi pensieri musicali
(1594) a5
48/28v No. 29 a5
Ecco pal ma [a10] No. 8/f. 146v
Texted madrigals: five voices
Title First Print Englished Filmer 1
fol.
Ellesmere 25 A 46-51
no./fol.
Tenbury 940-4
no.
Filmer Herbert/Egerton
Meco godi un diletto I (1590) 53
Se voi sete il mio cor I (1590) [60v] 78
Shai tu, crudel I (1590) 61r 81
Amor se maccendesti I (1590) 96
Quandoio mirai I (1590) 98
Odi, languide I (1590) 149
Cinthia il tuo dolce II a5 (1592) MT 1597 1/2r 95
Candide perle II a5 (1592) 13/8r 121
Cruda la fume II a5 (1592) 125
Tu dunque II a5 (1592) 139
February 2010 IM-CROCE 2
Title First print Englished Filmer 1
Fol.
Ellesmere 25 A 46-51
No./fol
Tenbury 940-4
No.
Cadea, nel dirmi 1594 21
Chi pensa chombra 1594 25
Questaspre doglie 1594 38
Tu pur insidiosa 1594 41
La misera farfalla 1594 51
Amor, ecco la mano 1594 52
Amor, con quai parole 1594 63
Scoprir un picciol riso 1594 67
Se da voi mallontano 1594 69
Poscia chamor 1594 73
Tarda fosta, rispose 1594 84
Ella che pur arde 1594 88
Soavissimo fiato 1594 109
Perche, lasso 1594 116
Amor cieco moffesse 1594 143
Occhi bei si 1594 147
Title First print B-Br, MS II
4109
page
GB-Lbl, Add.
29372-7
Page/fol.
GB-Lcm
684
GB-Och,
Mus. 67
Fol.
Myriell Myriell Hamond Myriell
Lady, let me behold a4 MT 1597, no. 3 72
Since that the time a4 MT 1597, no. 2 74
Daphne the bright a4 MT 1597, no. 20 80
February 2010 IM-CROCE 3
Title First print B-Br, MS II
4109
page
GB-Lbl, Add.
29372-7
Page/fol.
GB-Lcm,
684
f./no.
GB-Och,
Mus. 67*
fol.
US-SM, Ellesmere
EL 25 A 46-51
fol.
owner or copyist Myriell Myriell Hamond Myriell Herbert/Egerton
O gracious and worthiest a6 MT 1597, no. 19 244/127v 98r/1
Lo, where I lie in grief a6 107r/19
Hard by a crystal fountain a6 MT 1597, no. 24 248/129v 116r/37
Lord in thy wrath a6 Musica Sacra 1608,
no. 1
250/130v
Deh non misar a6 I 1590 124v/54
Bocca soave e care a6 I 1590 125r/55
Adio caro il mio Tirsia a6 I 1590 127r/59 50r
(i) Valli profunde a6 I 1590 131v/68
(ii) Erme cam vag a6 I 1590 132r/69
Chiudea le luci Aminta a6 I 1590 49r
Sa la gelata mia timida a6 I 1590 49v
Ove tra lherbe e I fiori a6 Il trionfo di Dori
1592
52v
Long have I languished a6 Musica Sacra 1608,
no. 2
251/131r
Show mercy a6 Musica Sacra 1608,
no. 7
252/131v 64v
Give me a clean heart a6 Musica Sacra 1608,
no. 8
253/132r 65v
Lord in Thine anger a6 Musica Sacra 1608,
no. 5
332/171v 66v
My strength even fails a6 Musica Sacra 1608,
no. 6
334/172v 67v
Guilio Eremita
Textless madrigals
Title First print GB-Cfm, Mu 782 US-CLwr f.35v
(Blossom) No./fol
GB-Lbl, Add. 37402-6
No./fol.
US-NYp Drexel 4180-5
No./fol.
Tisdale/Bull Merro
Io seguo lardente fiamma II a5 (1589) 1/15v
O vaga tortorella II a5 (1589) 2/16v
Mentre intento mirar II a5 (1589) 7/17v
Se perch cruda sete II a5 (1589) 12/18v
Si rispose ben mio II a5 (1589) 5/19v
Lungi, ben mio II a5 (1589) 18/20v 54/46v [English]
Fuggi, se sai fuggire II a5 (1589) 20/21v 44/26v
O mio sonno dolore II a5 (1589) 6/22v
O misero mio core [a8] RISM 1596
8
11/149r
Texted madrigals
Title First print Englished US-CLwr f.35v
(Blossom) No./fol.
GB-Lbl, Add. 29372-7
Page/fol.
GB-Ob, Tenbury
940-4
Myriell
O vaga tortorella II a5 (1589) 65
Lungi, ben mio II a5 (1589) MT 1597/3
So far dear life
143/73r [English] 72
Fuggi, se sai fuggire II a5 (1589) MT 1597/
Fly if thou wilt
79
February 2010 IM-EREMITA-1
February 2010 FELICIANI-1
Andrea Feliciani: madrigals for six voices
Title Print GB-Lcm, 684
owner or copyist Hamond
f./no.
Fra i vaghi e bei crin doro I 1586, p.4; Armonia di
scelti authori a sei voci
1586, p.4
127v/60
For grief I die [Io per
languir]
MT 1597, no. [Armonia di
scelti authori a sei voci
1586, p.5]
February 2010 IM-FELICIANI-1
February 2010 IM-FERRABOSCO I 1
Alfonso Ferrabosco I: Il Primo Libro de Madrigali a Cinque (1587) [* = untexted]
Title Englished GB-
Cfm,
52 A
33-35
(3
parts)
GB-
Cfm,
782*
GB-Lbl,
Madrigal
Society
G44-47,
49
GB-Lbl,
Egerton
3665
(Score)
GB-Lbl,
Add.
37402-
6*
GB-Ob,
Tenbury
364-8
GB-Ob,
Tenbury
940-4
GB-
Och,
Mus
78-82
GB-
Och,
Mus
463-7
US-SM,
Ellesmere EL
25 A 46-51
owner; copyist Paston Tisdale/
Bull
Tregian Paston Herbert/Egerton
f. f. no. no. f. f. no. f. f. f.
Se pur ver 27 A 75v A 25v A
(i) Mentre ti fui s
grato
48v 16r A 76r A 31v*
(ii) Mentre ti fui s
caro
49v 19 A 16v A 76v A
(iii) Hor pien dalto
desiro
50v 18 A 17 A 18 77v A 23v A 21v
(iv) Hor un laccio M1598 51v 27 17v A 30 78v A 24r A 22r
(v) Lasso donque che
sia
52r 79v A
(vi) Ben che senza
mentire
53r 80v A
(i) Vorrei lagnarmi a
pieno
5v A 43v 25 24r A 117 81v A 24v A 11v*
(ii) Sio taccio 6v A 45v 26 24v A 110 82v A 25r A
Perle, rubino et ostro 18 33r A 83v A
O dolcissimo bacio 19 84v A
Gi fu mia dolce
speme
20 85v A
February 2010 IM-FERRABOSCO I 2
Voi volete chio
moia
38v A 86v A
Cara la vita mia 39v A 87v A
Quant io son
infelice
88v A
Godea Tirsi gli amori no. 22 89v A
Chi ha cor da partire 36v A 90v A
O crude pene mie 34v A 5r A 91v A
Non fingo 35v A 30v A 92v A
Donna, se voi
modiate
no. 21
Alfonso Ferrabosco I: Il Secondo Libro de Madrigali a Cinque (1587)
Title Englished GB-
Cfm,
52 A
33-35
(3
parts)
GB-Cfm,
782*
GB-Lbl,
Egerton
3665
(Score)
GB-Lbl,
Add.
30820-2
(3 parts)
GB-Lbl,
Add.
34050
(1 part)
GB-Lbl,
Add.
37402-
6*
GB-Ob,
Tenbury
364-8
GB-Ob,
Tenbury
940-4
GB-
Och,
Mus
463-7
US-SM,
Ellesmere
EL 25 A
46-51
owner; copyist Paston Tisdale/
Bull
Tregian Paston Paston Paston Herbert?
f. f. no. f. f. f. no. f. f.
(i) A la dolcombra 25v A 43
(ii) Non vide il mondo 26v A 23 35v A 28v
(iii) Un lauro mi difese 7v A 44
(iv) Per pi
fermognhor
45
(v) Selve, sassi,
campagne
46
February 2010 IM-FERRABOSCO I 3
(vi) Tanto mi piacque 47 35r A
(i) Donna, lardente
fiamma
MT2 57v 32 24v 36r A 49r A 49 26r A 29r
(ii) Signor, la vostra
fiamma
MT2 59r 33 25v 50r A 50 26v A
(i) Scorprir lardor
mio
48 11v A
(ii) Se voi ste il mio
sol
49 12v A
Non mi fuggir ben mio 50 14v A 9r A 71 7r
Zefiro torna MT2 28 30v 31r A 10v A 82
Gi non fia ver 51 11v 14v A
Poi chio non posso 52 12v 15v A
Bruna sei tu, ma bella MT2 29
Non lasso martire 32v A 53 37v A 7v
(i) Solo e pensoso 8v A 54
(ii) S chio mi
credhomai
M1598 55
Nel pi fiorito Aprile MT2 56r 31 26v 51v A
Alfonso Ferrabosco I - Five-part Italian madrigals in MS
Title GB-Cfm,
52 A 33-35
(3 parts)
GB-Lbl,
Add. 29427
(Altus)
GB-Lbl,
Add.
30820-2
(3 parts)
GB-Lbl,
Egerton 3665
(Score)
GB-Lbl,
Madrigal
Society G.
44-47, 49
GB-Ob,
Tenbury
940-4
GB-Och,
78-82
GB-
Och,
463-7
US-NH,
Filmer 1
owner/copyist Paston Myriell Paston Tregian Filmer
f. f. no. no. no. no. f.
(i) Poich, lasso, m tolto 16 5 A 1 A
(ii) Chio sento ad hora 17 6 A 2 A
February 2010 IM-FERRABOSCO I 4
(iii) Come solea 7 A 3 A
(iv) Ove le luci giro 8 A 4 A
Io son ferito 5 Ap
(i) Vidi pianger madonna 2 1 (A. F.) 6 A 103v A
(ii) Come dal ciel 40 2 A 7 A 104v A
Tu dolce anima mia 10v A 64r 12 4 A 8 A 77v A
(i) Non ardo et son nel foco 5r A 35 9 A 79v A
(ii) Foco l mio cor 4v A 36 10 A 80v A
Cantai un tempo 13 12 A
Non ha tante 9v A 14 13 A 83v A
Chi per voi non sospira 40v A 34 3 A 14 A 78v A
(i) Dolci ire 15 15 A 81v A
(ii) Forse anchor fia 37 115 16 A 82v A
Amor mi sprona 41 17 A
Deh non ponete fine 42 18 A 15r A 102v A
(i) Dolci, mentre il ciel volse 38 16 A 19 A 27v A 73v A
(ii) Felice, ohime! 39 20 A 28r A 74v A
(i) Standomi un giorno 5 21 A 28v A 84v A
(ii) Indi per alto mar 6 22 A 29v A 85v A
(iii) In un boschetto 7 23 A 30v A 86v A
(iv) Chiara fontana 8 24 A 31v A 87v A
(v) Una strania phenice 9 25 A 32v A 88v A
(vi) Al fin vidio 10 26 A 33v A 89v A
Hor che la notte 27 A
February 2010 IM-FERRABOSCO I 5
Alfonso Ferrabosco: Six-part Italian madrigals in MS
Title GB-Cfm 24 E 13-
17
(5 of 6 parts)
GB-Lbl,
Add. 30816-19
(4 of 6 parts)
GB-Lbl,
Add. 37403
(37402-6)*
GB-Ob,
Tenbury 1018
(Score)
US-NH, Filmer 1 US-NYp, Drexel
4302
(Score)
owner/copyist Paston Filmer Tregian
p. f. f. f. no.
(i) Dolce guerriera
mia
15 4v A 127v A 1
(ii) Ma se con lopre 16 5r A 128v A 2
Grave pene in amor 19 2r A 3
Cos m laspettar 11 1v 125v A 4
Interdette speranze 12 6r A 124v A 5
(i) Se lungi dal mio
sol
3 6
(ii) Sola voi nol
sentite
4 42
(i) Ecco che unaltra
volta
7
(ii) E se di vero amor 8
Vergine bella [11
parts]
9-19
(i) Mentre chil cor 131v A 20
(ii) Quel foco morto 132v A 21
Se pur ver 22
Quel sempre acerbo 23
(i) Io vo piangendo 24
(ii) S che, sio vissi 25
(i) Valle, che dei
lamenti
26
February 2010 IM-FERRABOSCO I 6
(ii) Ben riconosco in
lei
27
(i) Lasso me 133v A 28
(ii) Cerco fermar il
sol
134v A 29
(i) Hor vedi, amor 30
(ii) Tu sei pregion 31
Non lasso martire 32
Voi volete chio moia 34v 33
(i) Gi disfattha le
nevi
34
(ii) Esser non pu 35
(i) Benedetto sial
giorno
129v A 36
(ii) Benedette le voci 130v A 37
Ogni loco mattrista 38
Questi chinditio 135v A 40
Con lagrime 126v A 41
(i) Fui vicino a cadere 43
(ii) Hor, comaugel 44
Quando la bella 1*
Giovanni Ferretti
Title First print GB-Ob, Tenbury 940-4 GB-Lbl, Add. 29427
Myriell
Tutte le stella V/1585 57r [textless]
Una piaga mortal V/1585; Morley 1598 15 [texted]
Venite amanti V/1585; Morley 1598 7 [texted]
Donna mi fuggognhora V/1585; Morley 1598 3 [texted] 57v [textless]
February 2010 IM-FERRETTI-1
February 2010 GASTOLDI-1
Giovanni Gastoldi: madrigals for six voices
Title Print GB-Lcm, 684
owner Hamond
f./no.
Al mormorar Il trionfo di Dori
1592, p.27
126v/58
Felice amante I 1592 131r/67
February 2010 IM-GASTOLDI-1
Ruggiero Giovanelli
Title Print GB-Cfm Mu. 782 GB-Ob,
Tenbury 940-4
GB-Lbl,
Add. 37402-6*
US-LAuc, C6968M4
and GB-Ckc MS 321
Tisdale/Bull
Sel vaggia anima mia
I/1586 13v 10
Misera, che faro?
I/1586 119
Ohime perche mi fuggi
I/1586 60
Occhi miei che miraste
II/1593 9v
Se di farmi morire
II/1593 10v
O come vaneggiate Donna
II/1593 11v
Voi volete chio nuoia II/1593 37
Tu nascesti di furto
II/1593 no.47/f.28 59
Morir di dolor
II/1593; Morley 1598 12v 105
O timida lepretta II/1593; Morley 1598 7v
Mi sfidate
II/1593; Morley 1598
Come potr, giamai
II/1593; Morley 1598 8v 2
Cor mio, deh non piangete
III/1599 106
Tamo, mia vita
III/1599 107
Cor mio, bench lontana
III/1599 118
Comodiarvi possio Filli
III/1599 26
Sei tu, cor mio
III/1599 102
Vidi Filli partire
III/1599 76
February 2010 IM-Giovanelli-1
Luzzasco Luzzaschi
Tra le dolcezze La gloria musicale a cinque voci (1592/14), p. 10
in GB-Lbl, Add. 37402-6, f.29v [textless]
February 2010 IM-LUZZASCHI-1
Giovanni/Jean de Macque
Hor un laccio 1582/4 = Dolci affeti madrigali a cinque voci (Venice)
1585/19 = Symphonia angelica (Antwerp)
1598 = Morley, Selected Madrigals [My sweet Lais]
Se daltro mai 1594/7 = Melodia Olympica (Antwerp)
GB-Lbl, Add. MS 29427, no. 64, f.46 [textless]
February 2010 IM-de MACQUE-1
February 2010 IM-MARENZIO 1
Luca Marenzio: Il Primo Libro de Madrigali (1580) for five voices
Title Englished GB-Cfm,
Mu. 782*
GB-Lbl,
Add.
37402-6*
GB-Lbl,
Royal
24.d.2*
GB-Ob,
Tenbury
940-4
US-NH,
Filmer 1
US-NYp
Drexel
4180-5
US-SM,
Ellesmere EL
25 A 46-51
owner Tisdale/Bull Baldwin Filmer Merro Herbert/Egerton
f. no./f. f. no. f. f. f.
Liquide perle Amor MT 1588 29v 1
Spuntavan gi W 1590 30v
(ii) Quandol mio
vivo
W 1590 31v
Dolorosi martir MT 1597 34v 21r 15 73r 65r* 13v
Che fa hoggi MT 1588 3/3r
Madonna mia gentil W 1590 33v
MT 1588 has five pieces from this book; W 1590 has 10
February 2010 IM-MARENZIO 2
Luca Marenzio: Il secondo libro de madrigali (1581) for five voices
Title Englished GB-Cfm,
Mu. 782*
GB-Lbl,
Royal
24.d.2*
GB-Ob,
Mus. Sch.
C45-50
GB-Ob,
Tenbury
302*
GB-Ob,
Tenbury
940-4
US-NH,
Filmer 1
US-SM,
Ellesmere EL
25 A 46-51
owner Tisdale/Bull Baldwin Barnard? Filmer Herbert/Egerton
f. f. f. no. f. f.
Amor poiche non
vuole
38v
(ii) Chi strinse mia 44
Fillide mia 39v
O voi che sospirate 37v 20v 46v 2 136/98v 14r
Mi fa lasso languire 36v 145/107v
Gi torna a rallegrar 35v 10
(seq.42)
100 128/91v
February 2010 IM-MARENZIO 3
Luca Marenzio: Il terzo libro de madrigali (1582) for five voices
Title Englished GB-Cfm,
Mu. 782*
GB-Ob,
Tenbury
940-4
GB-Och,
Mus 2*
(Score)
GB-Och,
Mus 403-
8*
GB-Och,
Mus 436*
(organ)
GB-Och,
Mus 67*
(organ)
US-NH,
Filmer 1
owner Tisdale/Bull Hatton Hatton Hatton Myriell Filmer
f. no. f. f.
Caro dolce mio ben Morley
1598
41v 120 109v 2v 40 35v 106v
Rose bianche e
vermiglie
40v
Se la mia fiamma
ardente
42v
February 2010 IM-MARENZIO 4
Luca Marenzio: Il quarto libro de madrigali (1584) for five voices
Title Englished GB-Lbl,
Add.
37402-6*
US-NH,
Filmer 1
owner Filmer
no./f. f.
Giunto a la tomba 4/3v 70v
(ii) Non di morte sei
tu
71v
(iii) Ongli lor tu 72r
(iv) Ed amando morr 72v
February 2010 IM-MARENZIO 5
Luca Marenzio: Il quinto libro de madrigali (1585) for five voices
Title Englished GB-Ob,
Tenbury
940-4
US-NH,
Filmer 1
owner Filmer
no. f.
Se voi sete cor mio 22 60v
Basciami, basciami,
mille mille volte
59
February 2010 IM-MARENZIO 6
Luca Marenzio: Il sesto libro de madrigali (1594) for five voices
Title GB-Lbl,
Add.
29427*
(altus)
GB-Lbl,
Add.
37402-6*
GB-Lbl,
Add.
40657-
61*
GB-Och,
Mus 2*
(Score)
GB-Och,
Mus 403-
8*
GB-Och,
Mus
436*
(organ)
GB-Och,
Mus 67*
(organ)
US-NH,
Filmer 1
US-SM,
Ellesmere EL
25 A 46-51
owner Myriell Shirley Hatton Hatton Hatton Myriell Filmer Herbert/Egerton
f. no./f. f. f. f. f. f. f. f.
Udite lagrimosi
Spiriti dAverno
33r 13r
(ii) Che se tu 40v 110r 3r 51r 34r 41v 12r
Rimanti in pace 27/18v 39v 108v 1v 49v
(ii) Ondei di morte 63v 28/19r 40r 109r 2r 50r 32r 12v & 33r*
February 2010 IM-MARENZIO 7
Luca Marenzio: Il settimo libro de madrigali (1595) for five voices
Title GB-Lbl,
Add.
37402-6*
GB-Lbl,
Add.
40657-
61*
GB-Ob,
Tenbury
940-4
GB-Och,
Mus 2*
(Score)
GB-Och,
Mus 403-
8*
GB-Och,
Mus
436*
(organ)
GB-Och,
Mus 44*
GB-Och,
Mus 67*
(organ)
GB-Och,
Mus 527-30,
1024
owner Shirley Hatton Hatton Hatton Myriell
no./f. f. no. f. f. f. f. f. f.
Deh poi chera 1/1r 41v 137 117r 8r 57v 32v
Quellaugellin 42r 126 118r 9r 58v
Cruda Amarilli 141
(ii) Ma grideran per
me
118v 9v 59r
O disaventurosa 45v
Al lume delle stelle
Tirsi
49v
Ami Tirsi 116v 7v 57r
Arda pur sempro
mora
39v 108r 1r 49r 5v
February 2010 IM-MARENZIO 8
Luca Marenzio: Il nono libro de madrigali (1599) for five voices
Sole e pensoso: GB-Lbl, Add. 40657-61, f.43r
GB-Ob, Tenbury 302, f.46
Luca Marenzio: Madrigali libro primo (1588) for four, five and six voices
Title GB-Lbl,
Royal 24.d.2
owner Baldwin
(all a5): f.
Fuggito l sonno 3r
Senza il mio vago 3v
(ii) O giorno 4v
Fiere Silvestre 5v
Ecco che unaltra volta 7r
E se di vero Amor 9r
Comogni rio che dacque 9v
Valli riposte 11v
Basti fin qui le pene 13r
O fere stele 17r
Se la mia vita 18r
Piango chAmor 18v
Affliger chi per voi 19v
February 2010 IM-MARENZIO 9
Title Print US-NH, Filmer 1
Hor pien daltro (a5) Dolci affetti madrigali 1582, p.5 no. 34, f. 13r
Luca Marenzio: Madrigals for six voices
Title Print GB-Lcm,
684
GB-Ob, Mus. Sch. MSS
C.45-50
US-NH,
Filmer 1
owner Hamond Filmer
f./no. no. (page) no./f.
Se bramate chia mora IV a6 1587;
Antwerp 1594, f.5r
1 (65)
(i) Ecco chel ciel V a6 1591, p.6 125v/56 2 (66)
(ii) Ecco che millaugel V a6 1591, p.7 126r/57
(ii) Mentre novella alma vittoria I a6 1581;
Antwerp 1594, f.46r
3 (67)
Donna pi daltri adorna II a6 1585;
Antwerp 1594, f.4r
4 (68)
(i) Baci soavi e cari V a6 1591, p.16 135v/76 5 (69)
(ii) Baci amorosi e belli V a6 1591, p.17 6 (70)
(iii) Baci affamati engordi V a6 1591, p.18 136v/78 7 (71)
(i) Leggiadrissima eterna primavera V a6 1591, p.1 8 (72)
(ii) Gi le muse e le gratie V a6 1591, p.2 9 (73)
Occhi sereni e chiari I a6 1581
Nuremberg 1589, no.21
128r/61 10 (74)
Crudell perche mi fuggi IV a6 1587
Antwerp 1594, f.36r
14 (78)
Nel pi fiorito Aprile I a6 1581;
Nuremberg 1589, no.20
153/112r
February 2010 IM-MARENZIO 10
Piangea Filli e rivolte III a6 1585;
Antwerp 1594, f.27
122r/49
(i) Laura serena I a6 1581 122v/50
(ii) Le quale spargea I a6 1581 123r/51
(v) Baci mentre V a6 1591, p.20 136r/77
(iv) Baci cortesi e grati V a6 1591, p.19 137r/79
(vi) Baci ohime non mirate V a6 1591, p.21 137v/80
(i) Come inanti de laba Antwerp 1594, f.48v 128v/62
(ii) Cosi questa Antwerp 1594, f.49r 129r/63
Don Cinthia a Damone III a6 1585;
Antwerp 1594, f.40r
129v/64
Per duo coralli ardenti I a6 1581;
Antwerp 1594, f.11v
130r/65
Paulo Masnelli
Title Print GB-Lbl,
Add. 37402-6* [fol.]
GB-Lbl,
Add. 29427*
[no./fol.]
US-CLwr,
f.35.v* [no./fol.]
Myriell
Soavissimo adore II/1596 33r
Occhi cari et amati II/1596 33v
Non vi bastava II/1596 32v 96/63r 9/9r
Ah disleale II/1596 34r
A che tormi il ben
mio
II/1596 34v
February 2010 IM-MASNELLI-1
February 2010 IM-MELDERT-1
Leonardo Meldert: madrigals for six voices
Title Print GB-Lcm, 684
owner or copyist Hamond
f./no.
Cresci bel Verdi Alloro Il lauro verde 1583, f.9 133r/71
MONTEVERDI, Claudio
Title Print
La Giovanetta pianta III/1592
O come gran martire III/1592
Sovra tenere herbetta III/1592
O dolce anima mea III/1592
Stracciami pure il core III/1592
O rossignol III/1592
La tral sangue III/1592
O primavera III/1592
Perfidissimo volto III/1592
Ma dove, o lasso me III/1592
Rimanti in pace III/1592
Ondei di morte III/1592
Luci serene chiara IV/1603
Voi pur da me partire IV/1603
Cor mio mentre IV/1603
Cor mio non mori [Frag.] IV/1603
La piaga IV/1603
Volgea lanima [Frag.] IV/1603
* = textless
February 2010
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Giovanni Battista Mosto
Title Print English
print
GB-Ob,
Tenbury
940-4
GB-Lbl,
Add.
37402-6*
US-SM
Ellesmere
25 A 46-51
no. no./fol. f.
Cara, dolce,
noturna
II/1584 91
Deh, non
mi dar pena
II/1584 92
Dolce al-
pestre parole
Melodica
Olympica
1591
Morley,
1598
101 64/38r 24r
February 2010 IM-Mosto-1
Giovanni Maria Nanino: five-part madrigals
Title Print Englished GB-Ob,
Tenbury 940-4
no.
Dolce fiamella mia 1581
10
M1598 4
Amore, deh dimmi come 1581
10
108
Questo vostro fuggire II/1586 131
Deh coralli ridenti II/1586 134
Amore mi f morire II/1586 103
N mai si lieto II/1586 104
Laurora el giorno el sole II/1586 114
Da bei vostriocchi II/1586 127
Credetel voi II/1586 122
(ii) Ondei di sdegnaccesso a
guerra
II/1586 42
Morir pu il vostro core II/1586 24
February 2010 IM-NANINO-1
Alessandro Orologio:
Five-part madrigals
Title Print Englished GB-Cfm,
Mu. 782
GB-Ob,
Tenbury 940-4
Tisdale/Bull
f. no.
Ma se pieta I/1588 14v 74
Mentre di
gioia
I/1588 MT2 68
Hor che suave
laura
I/1588 MT2 112
Se mi tenetel
core
I/1588 11
February 2010 IM-OROLOGIO-
1
Giovanni Pierluigi Palestrina
Title Print US-NYp, Drexel 4180-5
Virgine bella I/1581 40r
Virgine saggia I/1581 40v
Virgine pura I/1581 41r
Vergine santa I/1581 41v
Vergine sola I/1581 42r
Vergine chiara I/1581 42v
Vergine quanta lagrime I/1581 43r
30 five-part madrigals: the whole of Delle madrigali spirituali libro secundo are on ff.
109r-147r of GB-Och, Mus 8.
Io son ferito a5 is in US-NH, Filmer 1, f.97v [from Il terzo libro delle Muse a cinque
voci (Venice, 1561)]
September 2007 IM-Palestrina-1
PALLAVICINO, Benedetto
a. O saette damor II/1584
b. Dolce mia cara mano II/1584
c. Hor veggio chiar II/1584
d. N lo star II/1584
e. Natura non mi fi II/1584
f. Non mirar III/1588
g. Non mi ferir III/1588
h. Con che soavit III/1588
i. Donna,se voi modiate V/1593
j. Tamo mia vita V/1593
k. Donna, se quell ohim V/1593
l. Baci amorosi e cari V/1593
m. Come vivro nelle mie
pene VI/1600
n. Era lanima mia VI/1600
o. O come vaneggiate VI/1600
p. Cor mio, deh non
languire VI/1600
q. O dolorosa morte VII/1604
* = untexted
February 2010
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PALLAVICINO, Benedetto
a. O saette damor II/1584
b. Dolce mia cara mano II/1584
c. Hor veggio chiar II/1584
d. N lo star II/1584
e. Natura non mi fe II/1584
f. Non mirar III/1588
g. Non mi ferir III/1588
h. Con che soavit III/1588
i. Donna,se voi modiate V/1593
j. Tamo mia vita V/1593
k. Donna, se quel ohim V/1593
l. Baci amorosi e cari V/1593
m. Come vivro nelle mie
pene VI/1600
n. Era lanima mia VI/1600
o. O come vaneggiate VI/1600
p. Cor mio, deh non
languire VI/1600
q. O dolorosa morte VII/1604
r. Tuttere fuoco ?
February 2010
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February 2010 PHILIPS-1
Peter Philips: madrigal for six voices
Title Print GB-Lcm, 684 GB-Ob, Mus. F 1-
6
owner or copyist Hamond Hamond
f./no. f./no.
Poi che voi non
volete
132v/70 65v/13
February 2010 IM-QUINTIANI 1
LUCREZIO QUINTIANI
Title Print Englished GB-Cfm,
Mu. 782*
GB-Lbl,
Add.
29427*
GB-Lbl,
Add.
37402-6*
GB-Lbl,
Egerton
3665
GB-Ob,
Tenbury
940-4
GB-Lcm,
MS 684
US-NH,
Filmer 1
US-CLwr,
f.35v*
(Blossom)
US-SM,
Ellesmere EL
25 A 46-51
owner; copyist Tisdale/Bull Myriell Tregian Hamond Filmer Herbert/Egerton
five-part f. f. f. no./f. no. f./no. f. f./no. f.
Al suon
damata
I/1588 MT 1597 23v 60v 6r 169/280v 10r/11
Monti, selve,
fontane
I/1588 MT 1597 25v 21r 170/281r 13 42v/6 61v 19v
Creschin a gara I/1588 MT 1597 27v 171/282r 43 99v
Di lauri e mirti I/1588 24v 21v 714/494v 14 72r/65
Alto Signor
che da stellanti
I/1588 715/495r
Se le virt I/1588 29r 716/496r 78r/77
Non pu tanto I/1588 26v 717/495v 23 100v
Dolce esca del
mio cor
I/1588 718/496r 101v
(ii) Dolci
dogni mio ben
I/1588 719/496v
Sapete Amanti I/1588 720/497v 78v/78
Gia
cominciame
I/1588 721/498r
(ii) Chi sara
mai
I/1588 722/497v
Voi sola, ex
voi anco
I/1588 723/498v
Polimia, un che
thonora
I/1588 28v 724/499r 77v/76
Liete verdi I/1588 725/500r
Che sel grider I/1588 726/500r
Dimmi per
corte sia
I/1588 727/500v
Dunque aminta I/1588 728/500v
February 2010 IM-QUINTIANI 2
Mi piace star in
vita
I/1588 729/501r
Taci prendi in
mio larco
I/1588 730/501v
Cipriano de Rore
Title Print US-NH, Filmer 1
owner Filmer
f.
Cantai mentre I/1542 96v
Se be nil duol per voi IV/1557 94v
(ii) Ben voi a pi di mille IV/1557 95r
Alme Susanna ben felice V/1566 95v
February 2010 IM-de RORE-1
February 2010 ROSSETTI-1
Franois Roussel [Francesco Rosselli]
Title Print US-NH, Filmer 1
owner Filmer
five-part: no./f.
Guidomi in partil
ciel
Il terzo libro delle
Muse 1561, p.10
102/69v
Da indi in qua sol Il terzo libro delle
Muse 1561, p.11
103/70r
Ippolito Sabino
Title Print Englished GB-Ob, Tenbury
940-4 no.
Ecco imi discoloro VII/1589 M1598 94
February 2010 IM-SABINO-1
February 2010 STRIGGIO-1
Alessandro Striggio: madrigals for five voices
Title Print US-NH, Filmer 1
owner
no./f.
Anchor chio possa dire Melodia Olympica 1591 127/90v
madrigals for six voices
Title Print GB-Ob, Mus Sch. 45-50
owner
no./p.
Nasco la pena mia I 1560 13/77
February 2010 IM-VECCHI-1
ORAZIO VECCHI
Title Print Englished GB-Lbl,
Add.
29427*
(altus)
GB-Lbl,
Add.
37402-6*
GB-Lbl,
Add.
40657-61
GB-Ob,
Tenbury
940-4
GB-Och,
Mus 67*
(organ)
US-
CLWr,
f.35v*
(Blossom)
(3 parts)
US-SM, EL 25
A 46-51
Myriell Shirley Myriell Herbert/Egerton
f. no./f. f. no. f. f./no. f.
Il bianco e dolce
cigno
I/1589 MT2 18/14r 97 2v
Chi vi mira I/1589 61
Del dimmi, vita mia I/1589 M1598 66
Tremolavon le frondi I/1589 M1598
On dallhor io,
languendo
I/1589 34
Clorinda, hai vinto I/1589 61r 62/37r 40v 31v 31r/38
Cara mia Dafne I/1589 31/20r
O di rare eccelenze I/1589 29/19r 12
Pastorellla gratiosella I/1589 30/19v 20
Donna, sio sono il
sole
I/1589 77
Al bel de tuoi capelli 1590 54
February 2010 IM-VECCHI-1
VECCHI: Madrigals for six voices
Title Print GB-Lcm, 684 GB-Ob, Mus. F 1-6
owner or copyist Hamond Hamond
f./no. f./no.
O che vezzosa I 1583 130v/66 73r/23
Stefano Venturi
Title Print US-SM,
Ellesmere
25 A 46-
51
Add
37402-
6*
GB-Ob,
Tenbury
940-4
GB-
Cfm,
782*
Och
Mus. 33
(score)
Musica
Transalpina
1597
Morley
Selected
Madrigals
1598
Occhi mirando I a5
(1592)/5
38/20v [41]/25r 6 3v Sweet eyes
Quellaura I a5
(1592)/21
37/20r [42]/25v 3 4v As Mopsus
went
As Mopsus
went
Sun sguard un fa beato I a5
(1592)/2
39/21r [43]/25v 48 5v
Occhi, se lachrimare I a5
(1592)/15
6v
February 2010 VENTURI-1
February 2010 WERT-1
Giaches de Wert
Title Print US-SM, Ellesmere
EL 25 A 46-51
US-NH, Filmer 1
owner Herbert/Egerton Filmer
five-part: f. no./f.
Fra le dorate
chiome
VIII 1586 25r
Quella donna real Madrigale del fiore,
libro primo 1561
101/f.69r
Various settings including violin, viola
da gamba, cello and continuo:
D-B, Sig. Klg. 63/1 (attrib. Schaffrath)
GB-Lbl, Add. MS 33296 (pp.149-172)
Breitkopf 2 (1762), p.80 (oboe, viola,
viola da gamba, continuo)
Breitkopf 3 (1763), p.106 (oboe, vln pic-
colo, viola/vdg, continuo)
Breitkopf 6 (1765), p.241 (oboe, vln pic-
colo, viola da gamba, continuo)
Quartet in C: 2 vln, viola da gamba, con-
tinuo
D-B, SA 3369 (Sig. Graun)
D-B, SA 3159 (attrib. Janitsch)
Quartet in D: oboe/flute, oboe/violin,
viola da gamba/viola/cello, continuo
D-B, Mus. ms 11103/24
D-B, SA 3152
D-B, SA 3164
June 2011 JANITSCH-1
JANITSCH, Johann Gottlieb (1708-c.1763)
For further details see GERMANY OL
Quartet in D major: flute/violin, oboe/
violin, viola/viola da gamba, continuo
D-B, SA 3132
D-B, SA 3162
Dk-Kk, mu 6212.16.30
Dk-Kk, mu 7411.1832
Quartet in A: various settings, including:
Violin, viola da gamba, cello, continuo
D-B, Slg. Klg. 63/2 (attrib. Schaffrath)
June 2011 JANITSCH-2
JANITSCH, Johann Gottlieb
For further details see GERMANY OL
JOHN JENKINS
(1592-1678)
The pages devoted to Jenkins set out all the works for bowed strings that are known
to the Society.
The principal work done on Jenkins is that by Ashbee (e.g. JENKINS Al), Coxon
(e.g. JENKINS C1), Field (CONSORTS F), Nicholson (JENKINS 5, 6), also Peart
(JENKINS 6P), Richards (BASS R), Sleeper (e.g. JENKINS 5), Warner (e.g. JENKINS
W1) and Willetts (e.g. JENKINS PW). Coxons comprehensive handlist (JENKINS C2),
although non-thematic, has been of great assistance, for many years, to students of
Jenkins.
Our numbering of the works for viol consort has departed for several reasons from
that of Meyer; it conforms with the numbering decided on by the Societys editors for the
VdGS/Faber series of publications. However, Meyer numbers are quoted for ease of
cross-reference wherever they exist.
Our numbering of airs and suites follows the numberings of Ashbee and, where
appropriate, Field. As a consequence, the airs are separated into two-, three- and four-
part collections; the indication of correspondence between these collections is facilitated
by the use of the following internal prefixes:
A/2/... = No. ... in the 2-part series (Tr B).
A/5/... = No. ... in the 5-part series (Tr Tr B).
A/3T/... = No. ... in the 3-part series (Tr T B).
A/4/... = No. ... in the group of 52 four-part airs.
For example, as may be verified, A/3T/S = A/2/16 and A/4/37.
The identification of Jenkinss autograph follows the suggestions and findings of
Ashbee, Lefkowitz and Willetts; these are particularly helpful in the case of the bass viol
works in GB-Lcm 921, where Jenkins evidently means what it says.
The re-emergence of D-Hs ND VI 3193 has confirmed the attribution to Jenkins of
the ten sets for three trebles and bass on page 19.
JENKINS-1
John Jenkins
510
Saraband efdef tuning
Formerly at no. 205. The first four bars are identical with 205, but the remainder differs.
January 2009 JENKINS-74a
Robert JOHNSON
September 2005 JOHNSONS-3
Fantasia
for
3 trebles
ffhfh
14
The
Princes
US-LAuc fF1995M4, No. 18
GB-Lam MS 600 f.76' anon ffhfh
GB-Cfm MSS E13-17 part 2 no 5: a6:
R. J. Almand
also GB-Lbl, Add. MS 63852, f. 90'inv: 2
defhf A, and f.37:2 kbd and ex-Anon 6512
KERLL, Johann Kaspar (1627-1693)
[Sonata] for two violins and bass
F-Pn, Rs Vm7 673, no. 12
F CS-KRa, 4:52
Exercitum Musicum, no. 8
Sonata S-Uu, imhs 4:5
g
2 violins, viola da gamba, bc
William KING
1. Almaine
before the song
2. Ayre
3. [Galliard]
4. [Air]
5. [Galliard]
2003 KING-1
GB-Ob,
Mus. Sch.
E.447-9
f./seq.
33v/1
34r/2
34v/3
35r/4
35v/5
KNP, Lder (d.1665)
VdGS No.
1. Ballet
2. Saraband
3. Ballet
4. Corant
5. Ballet
6. Corant
7. Ballet
8. Saraband
9. Ballet
10. Corant
11. Ballet
12. Corant
February 2008 KNOP-1
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no./
fol.
1/82v
2/82v
3/82v
4/83r
5/83r
6/83r
7/83v
8/83v
9/83v
10/83v
11/83v
12/84r
KRIEGER, Johannn Philipp (1649-1725)
XII Suonate, op. 2 for violin, viola da gamba and continuo (Nuremberg, 1693)
all published in DTB (New) vol. 8 (1986)
1 C
2 d
3 e
4 F
5 G
6 a
7 Bb
8 g
9 g
10 A
11 D
12 D
KRIEGER-1
January 2007
KRIEGER, Johann Philipp
[Sonata] for two violins and bass/bc
F-Pn, Rs Vm
7
673, no. 133
Sonata for 2 violins, viola da braccio, bassoon, bc
a4
S-Uu, imhs 4:9
January 2009 KRIEGER-2
Johann KROSCH (GROSCHE)
(fl. 1599-1607)
four-part consorts (published LPM)
VdGS No.
1. Courant
2. Courant
3. Courant
2004 KROSCH-1
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WILLIAM LAWES
(1602-1645)
These pages set out all the chamber music for bowed strings of William Lawes that is
known to us. -
The principal work done on Lawes is that by Lefkowitz (e.g. LAWES L1), Field
(CONSORTS F) and Pinto (e.g. LAWES P3).
To an extent not met with in Jenkinss music, the miscellaneous airs, in many different
settings, overlap with the main collections such as the five-part, six-part and Harp
consorts. With Jenkins, the few airs which appear in different collections have been
allowed to remain there, linked by suitable cross-references; with Lawes, each air
appears once only, in what is deemed to be the most appropriate place.
Moreover, all the works are numbered serially throughout the Index, starting with the
principal collections and finishing with the miscellaneous airs, and each piece has a
unique air number for easy reference. For example, The Air from the five-part
Consort in F identifies a particular setting; however, if only the tuneregardless of
key or settingis under consideration, Air 80 quickly locates it. Nevertheless, such a
procedure has obscured the grouping of several well-defined sets of airs; to make up
for this, the following list, which shows the organisation of some apparently-popular
four-part sets, is offered:
GB-Ob MSS Mus Sch E.4316 and F.5689
Set in g: Pav 101, Air 103, Cor 338, Air 70, Cor 339.
Set in G: Pav 79, Air 320, Air 80, Cor 322.
GB-Lbl Add MSS 40657-61
Set in g: Air-fant 336, Air 337, Air 103, Cor 339.
The following list shows the various names by which the Royall Consort and its
subdivisions were known:
Source Name Given to Suites
C The Royall Consort 1-10
D The Royall Consort 1-6
F Flat Ayres; Sharp Ayres 1-3; 4-6
G The Royall Consort 1-6
H Mr W.L. his Consort 7-10
H Mr Lawes his Great Consort 1-10
K Mr William Lawes Royall Consort 1-3 etc.
Lack of space has made difficulties in showing some modern editions: Royall Consort
(Old and New versions) =LAWES P6a and 6b; Complete three-part airs = LAWES D2
LAWES-1
LILIUS, Franciszek (Francis Lily)
(d.1657)
Sonata a
D-W,
Cod.
Guelf.
34.7.
Aug 2
o
no./p.
61/105
LILIUS-1 January 2009
violin, viola da gamba, bc
John LILLIE
fdefh continued
VdGS No.
35. Almaine
36. Almaine
37. Corranto
January 2009 LILLIE-3
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16r/38
16v/39
17r/40
MATTHEW LOCKE
(1622-1677)
The standard works on Locke are by Harding (LOCKE H, reviewed in Chelys 5
(1971) p.25), Tilmouth (LOCKE T1, reviewed in Chelys 4 (1972) p.58, and LOCKE
T2), and by Lefkowitz in LOCKE L.
When cataloguing Lockes Airs, the temptation is to be drawn too far from this
Indexs proper scope, into the generality of the theatrical music. A line has therefore
been drawn around the repertoire presented in LOCKE T1, namely, the main
collections: For Several Friends, the bass viol duos, the Little Consort, the Flat
Consort, the Broken Consort, the Concert of Four Parts, and the Oxford Suite, also the
Almand for solo bass viol and the two canons. Details of the theatrical airs are readily
accessible, if needed, in LOCKE H.
LOCKE H and LOCKE T1 present a choice of numberings. Since LOCKE T1 is
the authoritative published text of the music, its numbering of the Suites (sets
herein) has been adopted, even though it differs in places from the grouping in the
sources. Individual pieces, as the index pages clearly show, were numbered in most
sources with a considerable degree of accord; this numbering has been used in
preference to the lower-case letters (which are nevertheless quoted for cross-
reference) in LOCKE T1. Hardings system of numbering, which more nearly
conforms to the grouping in the sources, is given for cross-reference, the numbers
being prefixed by H. when abbreviation is necessary.
Additional notes on sources:
GB-Lbl, Add MSS 10444-5: see LE STRANGE W2.
GB-Mch MS Mun A.2.6: See Chelys 5 (19734) p.78.
Ob MSS Mus Sch D.235-6: as elsewhere, listed in detail so as to make plain
the organisation of the set. The apparent reason why the Flat Consort peters
out in the manner shown is that it runs up against music coming the other way
in the books reversed.
US-NYp MS Drexel 5061: microfilm C.13 at GB-Cpl.
US-NYp MS Drexel 3976: microfilm C.11 at GB-Cpl, identified there as
MS Drexel 1355.
LOCKE-1
JEAN-BAPTISTE LULLY
(1632-1687)
Airs in C Major a3
VdGS No.
C1.
C2.
C3. 4th part added
C4.
February 2008 LULLY-3
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15v/1
15v/2
16r/3
16v/4
THOMAS LUPO
1571-1628
Jenningss investigations, in LUPO J1 and LUPO J2, of the Lupo family, brought to light
several contenders for the honour of having composed the viol consort music which
survives in Thomas Lupos name.
Thomas Lupo (senior) was the son of Joseph Lupo; he was a court musician from 1590
and composer for the violins from 1621; after his death in 1628 his son, Theophilus Lupo,
took his place as court musician. Thomas Lupo (junior) was a cousin, being the son of Peter
Lupo, who was a brother of Joseph.
Jennings attributed all the consort music to Thomas Lupo (senior).
Among the three-part works, several dances, mainly almaines, are labelled as fantasies;
they are written in a light style, apparently for two violins and bass viol.
Among the three-part works are found pieces for three equal instruments - this is a rare
instance. Those for trebles and tenors are transpositions of the same work; the one for three
basses is a different fantasy.
Among the four-part works are a few pieces labelled fantasy, but these are rather of the
nature of airs.
Among the five-part works are several for two basses, not represented in Tregians score.
A few five- and six-part fantasies embody florid division parts.
LUPO-1
Matthus MAERKER
Five-part consorts published Moeck MMP
V and VI
VdGS No.
1. Paduana
2. Galliard
3. Paduana
4. Galliard
5. Paduana
6. Galliard
7. Paduana
8. Galliard
9. Paduana
10. Galliard
2004 MAERKER-1
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XII/ii
no.
V/I
V/ii
IX/I
IX/ii
XIII/I
XIII/ii
XV/I
XV/ii
MAJEST:, Caesar
[Emperor Ferdinand III?]
Aria
D-W,
Cod.
Guelf.
34.7.
Aug 2
o
no./p.
43/64
MAJESTY-1 January 2009
violin, viola da gamba, bc
MARIN
MARAIS
(1656-1728)
Indexing Marals means, chiefly, listing the contents of the five books of Pices de Viole
which, with facsimiles and modern editions available, have been well known for many years.
It also illustrates the existence of anthologies made from and outside the Pices de Viole, and
collates their sources, some of them less well known, of which the following is a summary:
GB-DRc MS A.27. Copies by Prebendary Philip Falle (1556-1742), as described by
Urquhart in FALLE U.
GB-En MSS 9465-7 (formerly Panmure MSS 21-23: see Cadell in PANMURE C). Copies
of many Pices de Viole, and of many additional items (for which see pages MARAIS-36 to
39). In the Folies, II
e
Livre, VdGS (Hsu) No. 20, Panmure, like II
e
Livre, has 15 Couplets, but
these differ towards the end; moreover, Panmure has 14 additional unpublished Couplets.
Many of the additional Panmure pieces are not individually attributed; however, the three
MSS form an integral set, and the legend on the cover of MS 9465 (Panmure 21) Pices de
viole de Mr Marais - helps to authenticate the attribution to Marais of the whole set.
F-Pn Vm
7
6275 and Vm
7
1107. These are MS copies, made by Jean-Pierre de Villeneuve,
for 5-string pardessus de viole, of items liberally drawn from the Pices de Viole, as explained
in detail, with source-tables, by Miloradovitch in MARAIS M. One or two doubles, and one
piece La Siamoise do not appear in the five books.
Receull dAirs (Nevers, 1763), in private hands, and F-Pn Vmc 85 (Ex Libris Le Blanc) are
both identified by Miloradovitch (see p. 66 of MARAIS N), as sources containing copies of
works, by Marais and others, for pardessus de viole, but their contents are not listed.
corcheville. Pieces listed by corcheville in PARIS E include a few items in sources
other than the five books; most of them concord with pieces in the five books, but
corcheville does not list the concordances. The sources are F-Pn Vm
7
1107 (2 pieces), and
the following 18th-century MSS: 4866 (flute) (6 pieces), 4867 (solo violin) (2 or 3 pieces) and
4872 (keyboard) (1 piece).
Pices en trio (MARAIS 1692) are not listed on this occasion.
Numbering. Where original numbering exists it has been adopted, as in the principal
modern editions. I
er
Livre is the only one of the five books to have no original piece-
numbering; V
e
Livre is the only one of the five to have original suite numbering. Otherwise
the numbering is editorial. The Additional Pieces beginning on page MARAIS- 36 are
numbered editorially, beginning at 151, so as to avoid confusion with the numbering of the
five books and to facilitate quotation without qualification.
Publications. Between Caldwell, Ebner and Minkoff, the facsimile reproduction of the
printed books (including La Gamme and the Pices en Trio) is more than achieved. Modern
editions: Hsu, with Broude Bros., (MARAIS H): all the Pices de Viole. Charbonnier
(MARAIS C) and Kinney (MARAIS K) have contributed modern editions of some of the
Pices de Viole.
The help given by Anne Cross in collating all this material is much appreciated.
MARAIS-1
Thomas MAYLARD
Musician known to Pepys; also served Oliver Cromwell
VdGS No.
1. Almaine
2. Almaine
3. Corant
7th Instalment 2002 MAYLARD-1
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p./no.
119/70
119/71
119/72
GB-Lbl, Add. 10,444, Section 1, no. 15
Maynards Almaine (treble and bass)
August 2007 MAYNARD-1
MAYR, Rupert Ignaz (1646-1712)
Sonata for two violins and continuo
F-Pn, Rs Vm
7
673, no. 136
(Ignatio Maer)
January 2009 MAYR-1
Thomas MUDDE [II] (d.1667)
Airs for two trebles, bass and continuo
VdGS No.
1. Ayre
2. Almain
3. Corant
4. Echo
5. Saraband
6. Corant
7 Ayre
8. Ayre
9. Echo
10. Saraband
2004 MUDDE T-1
G
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L
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l
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A
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d
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M
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1
8
9
4
0
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4
f.
4r:1
4r:2
4v:1
4v:2
4v:3
5r:1
5r:2
5v
6r:1
6r:2
NICOLAI, Johann Michael
Sonata
Violin, viola da gamba (*bassoon)
Sonata D-W, Cod. Guelf. 34.7 Aug 2
o
, no.
36, p. 44
Violin, viola da gamba
Sonata D-W, Cod. Guelf. 34.7 Aug 2
o
, no.
83, p. 167
2 vln, viola da gamba, bassoon
Sonata D-W, Cod. Guelf. 34.7 Aug 2
o
, no.
103, p. 219
2 vln, 3 vla da braccio, violone
2 violins and viola da gamba
[Sonata] vln, 2 vla da braccio, viola da gamba
(vla 1)
[Sonata]
January 2009 NICOLAI-2
GB-HAdolmetsch, MS II.c.25, no. 32 (anon.)
GB-Lbl, Add. 31423, f.221v (anon.)
F-Pn, Res Vm
7
673, no. 73
*D-W, Cod. Guelf. 34.7.Aug 2
o
, p. 42, no. 35
F-Pn, Res Vm
7
673, no. 21
F-Pn, Res Vm
7
673, no. 25
F-Pn, Res Vm
7
673, no. 82
Sonata
Sonata
[Sonata]
F-Pn, Res Vm
7
673, no. 105
F-Pn, Res Vm
7
673, no. 106
(vln and vla 2 only)
OSWALD, Andreas
(Uswalt) dates unknown
Ex Anon 842
1. Sonata e
2. Sonata D
3. Sonata A
4. Sonata D
5. Aria d
variata
6. Sonata A
7. Sonata D
8. Sonata C
9. Sonata D
10. Sonata D
violin and bc
violin, viola da gamba, bc
D-W,
Cod. Guelf
34.7.
Aug. 2
o
no./p.
4/5
6/17
45/68
49/76
54/88
60/102
62/108
71/131
109/256
111/261
scordatura
OSWALD-1 January 2009
two violins, bc
F-Pn,
Rs
Vm
7
673
no.
30
A
violin, viola da braccio, viola da gamba, bc
violin, trombone, bassoon, bc
OSWALD (Uswalt), Andreas
dates unknown
11. Sonata G
12. Sonata D
13. Sonata F
14. Sonata e
15. Sonata d
16. Sonata D
two violins, viola da gamba, bc
violin, trombone viola da gamba, bc
D-W,
Cod. Guelf
34.7.
Aug. 2
o
no./p.
68/121
112/264
70/128
113/266
81/160
OSWALD-2 January 2009
S-Uu
IMhs
9:6
(gamba)
violin, 2 viola da braccio, bassoon, bc
3 violins, bc
OSWALD, Andreas junior
It is presumed he is a different person
from Andreas Oswald [I], but
evidence is lacking.
Sonata G
Sonata a
violin, viola da gamba, bc
violin, viola da gamba or trombone, bc
D-W,
Cod. Guelf
34.7.
Aug. 2
o
no./p.
48/74
52/85
OSWALD-3
January 2009
PAISIBLE, James (d.1721)
(d.1688) Theatre composer (wind player)
Airs in G minor a3
VdGS No.
g1.
g2.
g3.
g4.
g5.
g6. RoundO
g7.
g8. RoundO
g9.
g10.
g11.
February 2008 PAISIBLE-1
G
B
-
L
b
l
,
A
d
d
.
3
1
4
2
9
f./no.
8v/1
9r/2
9r/3
9v/4
9v/5
10r/6
10v/7
10v/8
11r/9
11v/10
12r/11
PAISIBLE, James (d.1721)
(d.1688) Theatre composer (wind player)
Airs in G minor a3
VdGS No.
g12. Brawles
g13. [Brawle]
g14. [Brawle]
g15. [Brawle]
g16. [Brawle]
g17. [Brawle]
g18. [Brawle]
g19. [Brawle]
g20.
g21.
g22.
February 2008 PAISIBLE-2
G
B
-
L
b
l
,
A
d
d
.
3
1
4
2
9
f./no.
12v/1
13r/2
13v/3
13v/4
14r/5
14r/6
14v/7
14v/8
23v/10
24r/11
24v/12
PAISIBLE, James (d.1721)
(d.1688) Theatre composer (wind player)
Airs in G major a3
VdGS No.
G1.
G2. RoundO
G3.
G4. RoundO
G5.
February 2008 PAISIBLE-3
G
B
-
L
b
l
,
A
d
d
.
3
1
4
2
9
f./no.
20v/1
21r/2
21v/3
21v/4
22r/5
PAISIBLE, James (d.1721)
(d.1688) Theatre composer (wind player)
Airs in D Minor a3
VdGS No.
d1.
d2.
February 2008 PAISIBLE-4
G
B
-
L
b
l
,
A
d
d
.
3
1
4
2
9
f./no.
22v/6
22v/7
PAISIBLE, James (d.1721)
(d.1688) Theatre composer (wind player)
Airs in F Major a3
VdGS No.
F1.
F2.
February 2008 PAISIBLE-5
G
B
-
L
b
l
,
A
d
d
.
3
1
4
2
9
f./no.
23r/8
23v/9
Mogens PEDERSN Magno Petreio
Both published in CAMBRIDGE P
PEDERSN-01
July 2004
Arthur PHILLIPS Organist to Henrietta Maria; also at Magdalen
College, Oxford, and Professor of Music at Oxford:
VdGS No. 1639-1656.
1. Almain
2. Corant
3. Saraband
4. Pavan
5. [Air]
6. [Air]
7. [Almain]
8. [Corant]
9. [Fanfare]
2004 PHILLIPS A-1
GB-
Ob
E.447-
9
GB-
Och
1022
f./seq. no.
87
88
89
29v/1
30r/2
30v/3
31v/4
31v/5
32v/6
Sebastian LAPIERRE
Dancing master at the English Court, 1611-1642
1. Ayre GB-Ob, MS Mus. Sch. D.220
p. 39, no. 34
2. Corant p. 169, no. 62
7th Instalment 2002 LA PIERRE-1
PISCATOR, George
(fl. 1610-1635)
Sonata a
D-W,
Cod.
Guelf.
34.7.
Aug 2
o
no./p.
105/230
PISCATOR-1 January 2009
2 cornetts, 2 violins, 3 trombones, bc
POHLE, David
(1624-1695)
Sonata G
Sonata d
Sonata C
Sonata A attrib. D. P.
[=Nun danket]
D-W,
Cod.
Guelf.
34.7.
Aug 2
o
no./p.
74/137
79/154
82/164
POHLE-1 January 2009
2 violins, viola da braccio, bc
2 violins, viola da gamba, violone, bc
gamba [part III]
gamba [part III]
2 [scordatura] violins, bc
no.
24*
F-Pn,
Rs
Vm
7
673
RICHARD, Balthasar (c.1600-after 1660)
Sonata for violin and continuo
F-Pn, Rs Vm
7
673, no. 78a
[Richardo]
Sonata for two violins, viola da gamba and bc
GB-HAdolmetsch, II.c.25, no. 21
[Anon.]
GB-Lbl, Add. 31423, f. 216v
[Balthasar Richardt]
Sonata for two violins, viola da gamba and bc [see also ZAMPONI]
B-Bc, XY 29,410, no. 2
[in A; Zamponi]
F-Pn, Rs Vm
7
673, no. 63 [Anon.]
GB-HAdolmetsch, II.c.25, no. 2
[Balthasar Richardt]
January 2009 RICHARD-1
ROSENMLLER, Johann (c.1619-1684)
2 vlns, viola da gamba and bc
Sonata GB-HAdolmetsch
II.c.25, no. 4 (Rosemulden
1666)
Sonate da camera (1667) for two violins, two violettas and continuo [reduced to three
parts by omitting the violettas. The first movement only is copied]
no. 2 F-Pn, Rs Vm
7
673, no. 100
no. 11 F-Pn, Rs Vm
7
673, no. 102
no. 6 F-Pn, Rs Vm
7
673, no. 120
January 2009 ROSENMULLER-1
ROSIER, Carl (1640-1725)
Sonata for two violins and continuo
F-Pn, Rs Vm7 673, no. 32
Sonata for violin and viola da gamba with continuo
F-Pn, Rs Vm7 673, no. 144
A. S.
See Ambrosius Scherle
Solo in B-flat, viola da gamba,
continuo
D-B, Am.B. 499/5
Duet in d, 2 viola da gambas
D-B, Am.B. 498 (Hesse and
Schaffrath)
Trio in G, viola da gamba, cembalo
D-B, Am.B 581
Trio in A, viola da gamba, cembalo
D-B, Am.B. 497/17
SCHAFFRATH, Christoph (1709-1763)
For more details see GERMANY OL
SCHAFFRATH-1
June 2011
Johann (Giovanni) SCHENCK (c.1660-c.1712)
SCHENCK L contains a useful summary, by Luttman, of Schencks music.
SCHENCK [1703], of which a copy is held at GB-Cfm, is entitled Select Lessons
for the Bass Viol/of Two Parts/Collected by our Best Viollists out of the works of that
great Master/GIOVANNI SCHENCK... (GB-Cfm MU MS 882).
There are 31 pieces, for basso continuo only, lacking solo part(s). Mention of Two
Parts apparently led to an assumption that the Bc parts are from the only collection of
Schencks that was specifically designated for two viols, namely Op 8: Le Nymphe de
Rheno. They are thus quoted in GROVE and HOG.
However, from information kindly collected by Derek Davidson, it was found that
none of the pieces concorded in any particular with Op 8, but that all of them did
concord with pieces in Op. 6, Scherzi Musicali, these being (in Op. 6, as shown in the
index pages): Nos 38-43; 11-13; 15-17; 44-45; 47-48; 21-24; 26; 51-55; 58; 60-62;
64.
Some of the selections consisted of the omission of second gigues, and the isolation
of chaconnes. The two parts must have been Op. 6s solo and continuo viol parts.
SCHENCK-1
Johann SCHENCK
Two Sonatas for Solo Bass Viol from A-Wn, Codex 16598
(Both published in Das Erbe Deutscher Musik, 67)
Sonata IV Adagio-Allegro; Aria; Aria;
Adagio; Tempo di gavotte;
Adagio; Allegro; Giga
Sonata V Adagio; Allegro; Allemand;
Courant; Giga; Aria; Aria Burlesca
April 2008 SCHENCK-17
All[emande]
Amb
It is suggested that A. S. is Ambrosius Scherle, a viol player at the Brandenburg
court 1621-1646 and Amb is a contraction of his forename. See
http://igor.gold.ac.uk/~mas01tc/web/ttc/RoweBaryton.html#RoweBarytonRef
October 2007 Scherle-1
(89)
SCHMELZER, Johann Heinrich
Sacro-Profanus Concentus Musicus (Nuremberg, 1662) [DT cxi-cxii (1965)]
key
Sonata 1 C
Sonata 2 d
Sonata 3 C
Sonata 4 a
Sonata 5 g
Sonata 6 d
Sonata 7 D
Sonata 8 G
Sonata 9 d
Sonata 10 D
Sonata 11 F
Sonata 12
a8 2 trumpets,2 vlns, 4 gambas, Bc
a6 Corn. & Tromb. 1-3, or vln, gambas
1-3, Bc
a6 2 vlns, 4 gambas, Bc
a6 2 vlns, 4 gambas, Bc
a6 2 vlns, 4 gambas, Bc
a6 2 vlns, 4 gambas, Bc
a5 2 vlns, 3 gambas
a5 2 vlns, 3 gambas
a5 2 vlns, 3 gambas
a4 vln, 3 gambas
a4 vln, 3 gambas
Wind instruments
SCHMELZER-3
January 2009
S-Uu
MSS
58:10
58:13
SCHMELZER, Johann Heinrich
key
64/113
Sonata a
Sonata d
Sonata d
Saraband
variata D
Sonata a
Sonata F
Sonata e
Sonata g
Sonata G
Sonata G
January 2009
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no.
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,
D
5
violin, viola da gamba and continuo
violin and continuo
2 violins and continuo
2 violins, viola da gamba and continuo
S-Uu
IMhs
SCHMELZER-4
8:6
58:7
8:18
8:4
8:13
8:5
8:8
8:11
8:12
D-W,
Cod.
Guelf.
34.7
Aug 2
o
no./p.
43/64
attrib.
Caesar
Majest.
SCHMELZER, Johann Heinrich
key
* amended from
Bertali
Sonata G
Sonata A
Sonata C
Sonata e
Sonata d
Sonata F
January 2009
S
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2
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8:14
8:9*
8:2.03
&
8:21
8:10
no./p.
40/54
41/57
2 violins, viola da gamba and continuo (a3)
SCHMELZER-5
2 violins, viola da braccio/viola da gamba, viola da gamba
and continuo (a4)
violin, 4 viole and continuo (a5)
violin, viola da gamba, bc
2 violins, bc
SCHNITTELBACH, Nathanael
(1633-1667)
Violin and bc
Sonata D-W, Cod. Guelf. 34.7. Aug 2
o
,
no. 7, p. 20
Violin, viola da gamba, bc
HAdolmetsch, II.c.25, no. 1
Sonata DRc, D2, seq. (8)
January 2009 SCHNITTELBACH-1
Jacob SCHULTZ
FLLSACK 1607, no. I/ii
1. Galliard Written to pair with Paduana
I/i by Melchior Borchgreving
FLLSACK 1607, no. VIII/ii
2. Galliard Paired with Paduana VIII/i by
Thomas Mons.
7th Instalment 2002 SCHULTZ-1
Mr SHEPPIE
VdGS No.
GB-Ob, MS Mus. Sch. D.220
(bass only)
1. Almaine p. 121, no. 81
2. Aire p. 122, no. 85
7th Instalment 2002 SHEPPIE-1
CHRISTOPHER SIMPSON
(c.1604-1669)
For some years the principal work on Simpson comprised that of Meredith (see
SIMPSON M) and Richards (see BASS R). This has been supplemented more
recently by Urquharts studies of autographs of Simpson which are now considered to
include:
GB-T MS 390 (printers copy for the Compendium).
GB-Och MS 1183, f.28, annotations and music hand of a set of divisions, for treble
and bass, VdGS No.5.
B-Bc MS Litt. XY 24,910, playing parts of The Seasons, without continuo but
otherwise complete.
Details of MSS in private hands were kindly contributed by Ian Harwood. One of
them is a single bass part of 23 two-part airs by Simpson; its existence has prompted
the constitution of a separate list of two-part airs, despite the many correspondences -
details of which are tabulated - with the three-part airs and the Little Consort.
A feature peculiar to the division viol repertoire is the proliferation of copies of The
Division Viol into the back of which were bound leaves of manuscript paper bearing
sets of divisions by numerous composers. The practice is testimony to Simpsons
acknowledged eminence in the field; it undoubtedly ensured the survival of many
papers which otherwise might have taken the air in kites, as North put it. One such
Simpson, at US-Cn, has in its MS leaves some sets of divisions which correspond,
not to other bass viol settings, but to those in Playfords The Division Violin.
1980, rev. 1989 SIMPSON-1
SIMPSON, Christopher
Miniatures and exercises for bass viol
David Pinto has pointed out that the 1667 edition of Simpsons The Division-Viol in-
cludes a page of miniatures and exercises on page [62] (the verso after the final page of
text). These are indexed below.
1.
.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
September 2007 SIMPSON.C-11
THOMAS SIMPSON
Opusculum Neuwer Pauanen (Hamburg, 1610)
Consorts in Five Parts
VdGS No.
20 I Pavan
21 II Galliard
III Pavan by John Dowland, VdGS No. 2 (q.v.)
22 IV Galliard
23 V Pavan Sachevils dolorosi
24 VI Galliard
VII Pavan by Thomas Tomkins, VdGS No. 6 a5 (q.v.)
25 VIII Galliard
26 IX Pavan
27 X Galliard
XI Pavan by John Dowland, VdGS No. [22]
28 XII Galliard
XIII Pavan by John Farmer, VdGS No. 1
29 XIV Galliard
30 XV Lazers Pavan
31 XVI Galliard
XVII Pavan by John Farmer, VdGS No. 2
32 XVIII Galliard
33 XIX Pavan
34 XX Galliard
XXI Pavan by John Dowland, VdGS No. 10 (q.v.)
35 XXII Galliard
36 XXIII Pavan
37 XXIV Galliard
38 XXV Courante
39 XXVI Volta
40 XXVII Courante
41 XXVIII Volta
42 XXIX Courante
43 XXX Volta
2004 T. SIMPSON-2
THOMAS SIMPSON
Opus newer Paduanen, Galliarden, Intraden, Canzonen (Hamburg, 1617)
Consorts in five parts All published: Musica Rara
VdGS No.
44 I Paduana
45 II Intrada
46 III Ricercar
47 IV Canzon
48 V Courante
49 VI Courante
50 VII Volta
51 VIII Courante
52 IX Allmande
53 X Paduan
54 XI Galliard
55 XII Intrada
56 XIII Ballet
57 XIV Volta
58 XV Courante
59 XVI Volta
60 XVII Courante
61 XVIII Ballet: La mia Salome
62 XIX Almanda
63 XX Mascarada
64 XXI Bleyers Armbande (Nicolaus Bleyer, VdGS No. 1)
65 XXII Pasameza
2004 T. SIMPSON-5
Johann SOMMER (d. 1627)
Five-part consorts Published in Moeck
MMP V and VI
VdGS No.
1. Paduana
2. Paduana
3. Galliard
4. Paduana
5. Galliard
6. Paduana
7. Galliard
8. Paduana
9. Galliard
10. Paduana
11. Galliard
2004 SOMMER-1
F
U
L
L
S
A
C
K
1
6
0
7
H
I
L
D
E
B
R
A
N
D
1
6
0
9
no.
XIV/i
XVIII/
i
XXI/ii
XXII/i
XXII/
ii
XXIV/
i
XXIV/
ii
no.
XVI/i
XVI/ii
XVII/i
XVII/
ii
to pair with E. Harden
Galliard
to pair with J.
Dowland Galliard
to pair with E.
Johnson Pavan
Johann STEFFENS
(c.1569-1616)
Five-part consorts published in Moeck MMP VI
VdGS No.
1. Paduana
2. Galliard
3. Paduana
4. Galliard
5. Paduana
6. Paduana
7. Galliard
8. Paduana
9. Paduana
10. Galliard
2004
H
I
L
D
E
B
R
A
N
D
1
6
0
9
no.
I/i
I/ii
II/i
II/ii
X/i
XII/i
XII/ii
XIV/i
XVIII/
i
XVIII/
ii
Pair for Bateman Galliard
VdGS No. 1
Pair for Bateman Galliard,
VdGS No. 2
STEFFENS-1
STEFFKENS and HOTMAN
Dietrich Steffkens and Nicolas Hotman qualify for mention in the same breath, on
three counts. Firstly, they are intimately connected in the Goss MSS (A-ETgoss MSS
A to C). Secondly, it is to the same MSS that we owe our knowledge of far larger lists
of works, of both oomposers, than have ever been published before. Thirdly, Steffkens
and Hotman, well known to Constantijn Huygens, are mentioned, together with Walter
Rowe, in a single letter of Huygens, drawn to the compilers attention by Hirschfeld and
Vellekoop.
Steffkens works are presented here; Hotmans start on page HOTMAN-1.
From Huygens and other sources, it is clear that Steffkens signed his name in the
German style: Stoeffken. He was better known in the Anglicised version, Steffkens or
Steffkins, and, as Steffkens is the form mostly found in the Goss MSS, we have
adopted it. At the same time, to preserve the distinction between Dietrich and Frederick,
we have taken for Frederick the spelling Stepkins which is the one used by Falle in the
relevant MS.
In LYRA D, the possibility was floated that the principal hand in the Goss MSS
could well be that of Steffkens. However, Crawford and Holman consider it certain that
the small group of pieces from sequence no. (72) to no. (77) in Goss B (i.e. Airs 106,
104, 103, 102, 91, 92), four of which are attributed to Sto or Stoeffken, is in the
composers hand. If that is true, another contender must be found for Hand Q, and the
names of Huygens and Hotman readily suggest themselves as possibilities.
In LYRA D, also, the link between the Goss MSS and US-NYp MS Drexel 5551
(Ms leaves bound into the back of a copy of SIMPSON 1659), in relation to Airs 1-5
and 8-15, was noticed. Goss A is dated 19 Octobre 1664; the ten airs, present in both
sources, are marked in Drexel 3551 A suite of Mr Steffkins he gave me October yr.
1664. It remains desirable to know who owned Drexel 3551 at that time.
Numerous letters to and from Huygens testify to Steffkens presence in the
Netherlands at times between 1648 and 1659. Ashbee has located English public
records which indicate that Steffkens was in London c.1628-1642 and 1660-1673, and
we look to North (NORTH W p. 298) for confirmation of the friendship between
Steffkens and Jenkins, dating, perhaps, from those years.
STEFFKINS-1
STOSS, Johann
Sonatas for two violins and continuo
F-Pn, Rs Vm
7
673, no. 57
S-Uu, IMhs 8:24a and 8:24b
F-Pn, Rs Vm
7
673, no. 59
F-Pn, Rs Vm7 673, no. 83
F-Pn, Rs Vm7 673, no. 124
January 2009 STOSS-1
Richard Carter points out that the second division of Goss (116) is identical to Christopher Simpson
no. 125 (Hengrave Hall 77(1), no.4, p.82). Was Pater Switoni a code name for Simpson among his
Catholic associates?
April 2010 SWITONI-1
THOMAS TOMKINS
(15721656)
The latest (and very full) account of Tomkinss life and works is TOMKINS B. Comments
on the consort music are by Denis Stevens, revised from his earlier account in TOMKINS S.
The three-part works and three of the five-part pavans can be dated before 1659, when
John Merro died. Pavan 6, the very well known chromatic pavan, appears both in FWVB
and in Tregians score, and can be dated before 1619.
As some published editions of the three-part works have already employed Merros
numbering, this is adopted herein, in preference to separate lists of In Nomines and
fantasies. There seems little doubt that Fantasy 17 is by Tomkins, placed as it is with eleven
other anonymous but recognisable pieces by Tomkins, forming the entire contents of GB-
Och MSS 1018-20.
For recent studies of the instrumental works of Tomkins, see TOMKINS I1, I2 and I3.
John Irving has edited the complete consort music as MB 59.
Tomkins is remembered not only for his own work but for his ownership and use,
possibly for instruction, of an important keyboard and score book, GB-Add MS 29996; see
TOMKINS C and FERRABOSCO II D.
As noted under Gibbons, affinities exist between passages in Tomkins and passages in
Gibbons and Lawes.
August 2005 TOMKINS-1
TURNER, William (1651-1740)
(1632-1687)
Airs in C Major a3
VdGS No.
C1. RoundO
C2.
C3.
C4.
February 2008 TURNER-1
G
B
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L
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l
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A
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d
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3
1
4
2
9
f./no.
16v/1
16v/2
17r/3
17v/4
UCCELLINI, Marco (1603-1680)
Sonatas for two violins and continuo
Op. 4, no. 15 F-Pn, Rs Vm7 673, no. 35
(Cassati)
Op. 4, no. 20 F-Pn, Rs Vm7 673, no. 64
(Casati)
Op. 4, no. 17 F-Pn, Rs Vm7 673, no. 66
(Casati)
Op. 5, no. 13 F-Pn, Rs Vm7 673, no. 92
January 2009 UCCELLINI-1
VALENTINI, Giovanni (c.1582-1649)
Aria for two violins and continuo
F-Pn, Rs Vm7 673, no. 18
(Valentini)
[Aria] for two violins and continuo
F-Pn, Rs Vm7 673, no. 33
(Io. Valentini)
Sonata for two violins and continuo
F-Pn, Rs Vm7 673, no. 22 (anon)
in five parts: D-Kl, 2o Mus 60f-y
(Giovanni Valentini)
Sonata for 5 instruments with violone [=a6]
D-W, Cod. Guelf. 34.7. Aug 2
o
no. 95, p. 192
Sonata for 2 violins, 2 viola da braccio, bassoon, bc
D-W, Cod. Guelf. 34.7. Aug 2
o
no. 99, p. 203
January 2009 VALENTINI-1
Jean de la VOLLE
fl.1660s. Composer and French musician
at the court of Charles II.
VdGS No. Trios for Tr Tr B
1. Prelude
2. Pavan-
Allemand
3. Allemand
4. Allemand
5. Chicone
6. Saraband
7. Prelude
8. Allemand
9. Air
10. Allemand
11. Gigue
12. Symphonia
13. Boure
G
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6
6
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T
r
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b
l
e
o
n
l
y
no.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
no.
7
8
4
5
28
12
Ap
13
Ap
14
15
20
22
29
26
Treble I parts in Bc, XY
24910 are Treble II in
Add. 31424. Those
shown conform with Bc,
XY 24910 and often the
leading part is used for
this Index. In Add.
31424 most of these
pieces are ascribed to
L.V and it is assumed
that all the remainder
(Ap) are also by de la
Volle.
B
-
B
c
,
M
S
L
i
t
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X
Y
,
2
4
9
1
0
f.
15v
A
15v
A
16v
A
May 2008 VOLLE-1
T
R
E
B
L
E
O
N
L
Y
Jean de la VOLLE
fl.1660s. Composer and French musician
at the court of Charles II.
VdGS No. Trios for Tr Tr B
14. Symphonia
15. Allemand
16. Chicona
17. Air
18. [Air]
19. Saraband
20. Allemand
21. Courant
22. Courant
23. Courant
24. Saraband
25. Allemand
26. Allemand
G
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8
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M
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s
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1
0
6
6
.
T
r
e
b
l
e
o
n
l
y
no.
14
15
16
17
18
19
no.
60
Ap
61
Ap
63
Ap
1
2
Ap
3
Ap
6
Ap
9
10
Ap
11
Treble I parts in Bc, XY
24910 are Treble II in
Add. 31424. Those
shown conform with Bc,
XY 24910 and often the
leading part is used for
this Index. In Add.
31424 most of these
pieces are ascribed to
L.V and it is assumed
that all the remainder
(Ap) are also by de la
Volle.
B
-
B
c
,
M
S
L
i
t
t
X
Y
,
2
4
9
1
0
f.
13v
A
14r
A
14v
A
May 2008 VOLLE-2
T
R
E
B
L
E
O
N
L
Y
Jean de la VOLLE
fl.1660s. Composer and French musician
at the court of Charles II.
VdGS No. Trios for Tr Tr B
27. Suite
28. Courant
29. Courant
30. Saraband
31. Saraband
32. Sinfonie
33. Allemand
34. Prelude
35. Allemand
36. Courant
37. Saraband
38. Prelude
39. Allemand
G
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G
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M
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1
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6
6
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T
r
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b
l
e
o
n
l
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no.
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
no.
21
23
24
25
27
48
49
47
50
51
52
Ap
30
31
Treble I parts in Bc, XY
24910 are Treble II in
Add. 31424. Those
shown conform with Bc,
XY 24910 and often the
leading part is used for
this Index. In Add.
31424 most of these
pieces are ascribed to
L.V and it is assumed
that all the remainder
(Ap) are also by de la
Volle.
B
-
B
c
,
M
S
L
i
t
t
X
Y
,
2
4
9
1
0
f.
16v
A
17r
A
18v
A
May 2008 VOLLE-3
T
R
E
B
L
E
O
N
L
Y
Jean de la VOLLE
fl.1660s. Composer and French musician
at the court of Charles II.
VdGS No. Trios for Tr Tr B
40. Allemand
41. Fantazia
42. Courant
43. Saraband
44. Branle
45. Galliard
46. Allemand see no. 59
47. Allemand
48. Ballet see no. 60
49. Allemand *one treble only
50. Saraband
51. Allemand
52. Saraband
G
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2
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G
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h
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M
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1
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6
6
.
T
r
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b
l
e
o
n
l
y
no.
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36*
37
38
39
no.
36
35
32
34
37
44
39
43
40
42
45
46
Treble I parts in Bc, XY
24910 are Treble II in
Add. 31424. Those
shown conform with Bc,
XY 24910 and often the
leading part is used for
this Index. In Add.
31424 most of these
pieces are ascribed to
L.V and it is assumed
that all the remainder
(Ap) are also by de la
Volle.
B
-
B
c
,
M
S
L
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X
Y
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2
4
9
1
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f.
18v
A
May 2008 VOLLE-4
T
R
E
B
L
E
O
N
L
Y
Jean de la VOLLE
fl.1660s. Composer and French musician
at the court of Charles II.
VdGS No. Trios for Tr Tr B
53. Gigue
54. Caprice
55. Courant
56. Sinfonia
57. Saraband
58. Courant
59. Allemand no. 33 transposed
60. Ballet no. 35 transposed
61. La
Bergerette
62. Saraband
63. Gigue
64. Gavot
65. [Allemand]
G
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2
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G
B
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h
,
M
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s
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1
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6
6
.
T
r
e
b
l
e
o
n
l
y
no.
40
41
no.
33
38
Ap
41
53
Ap
54
Ap
55
Ap
56
Ap
57
Ap
58
Ap
59
Ap
62
Ap
64
Ap
Treble I parts in Bc, XY
24910 are Treble II in
Add. 31424. Those
shown conform with Bc,
XY 24910 and often the
leading part is used for
this Index. In Add.
31424 most of these
pieces are ascribed to
L.V and it is assumed
that all the remainder
(Ap) are also by de la
Volle.
B
-
B
c
,
M
S
L
i
t
t
X
Y
,
2
4
9
1
0
f.
19r
A
18r
A
14v
A
14r
A
9v
A
May 2008 VOLLE-5
T
R
E
B
L
E
O
N
L
Y
Jean de la VOLLE
fl.1660s. Composer and French musician
at the court of Charles II.
VdGS No. Trios for Tr Tr B
66. [Courant]
67. [Saraband]
68. [Courant]
69. [Saraband]
70. [Allemand]
71. [Courant]
72. [Saraband]
73. [Saraband]
74. [Courant]
75. [Sinfonia]
G
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2
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G
B
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h
,
M
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1
0
6
6
.
T
r
e
b
l
e
o
n
l
y
B
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B
c
,
M
S
L
i
t
t
X
Y
,
2
4
9
1
0
f.
9v
A
10r
A
10v
A
10v
A
12v
A
12v
A
13r
A
13r
A
17v
A
19v
A
May 2008 VOLLE-6
T
R
E
B
L
E
O
N
L
Y
7. [Air] US-NYp, JOG 72-50, f. 19v
8. Air f. 19v
9. Jigg f. 19v [all attrib. F. W.]
May 2008 WITHY, F-1
WOOD, Mr
[not Anthony Wood] fl. c.1680.
Airs [Theatre suites?] for tr tr b
VdGS No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13. (Keyboard)
A
d
d
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3
1
4
2
9
f.
27v
28v
29r
29v
30r
30r
30v
30v
31r
31v
31v
32r
A
d
d
.
4
1
2
0
5
fol.
33v
GB-Lbl
February 2008 WOOD-1
WOOD, Mr
[not Anthony Wood] fl. c.1680.
Airs [Theatre suites?] for tr tr b
VdGS No.
14. June 1682
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
L
b
l
,
A
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d
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2
9
2
8
3
-
5
f.10v-/
no.
/1
/2
/3
/4
/5
/6
/7
/8
/9
/10
/11
/12
/13
April 2008 WOOD-2
WOOD, Mr
[not Anthony Wood] fl. c.1680.
Airs [Theatre suites?] for tr tr b
VdGS No.
27.
28.
29.
L
b
l
,
A
d
d
.
2
9
2
8
3
-
5
f.10v-/
no.
/14
/15
/16
April 2008 WOOD-3
WILLIAM YOUNG
(d.1662)
William Young is best known for his work done while in the service of the Archduke
of Austria, notably the printed set of Sonatas and Airs of 1653. Recently a second
print has been discovered containing the nine pieces for Treble, Tenor, Bass, and
Continuo, hitherto called fantasias, but styled Sonatas in the print (Innsbruck, 1659).
Receipt of later information since these pages were first drawn up has made necessary
some revision of our numbering, which where possible follows that of Richards, of
the bass viol pieces (see BASS R). At the end of the works for two bass viols:
RC 24 has been made No. 1 of the Solo Divisions.
RC 23 has been assigned to Butler and replaced by the former RC 30.
RC 25 has been assigned to Jenkins (RC 63).
RC 26-29, four solo dances, now appear as Prelude 16, Allemande 19, Courante 20
and Sarabande 18 of the 30 airs for solo bass viol.
Stephen Morris is currently engaged on a dissertation about Youngs life and works,
and we are very grateful to him for much help, not least his catalogue of Youngs
compositions. M numbers refer to the Morris Catalogue (in progress).
It is now believed that William Young of Austria composed all the music ascribed to
Young in English manuscripts and that the eponymous wind player at the English
Court (d.1671) can be disregarded as a possible composer of any of them.
1980, rev. 1989, 2003 YOUNG-1
ZAMPONI, Gioseffo (d.1662)
Sonata for violin, viola da gamba and bc
GB-DRc, D2, no. 28 [B5tl2 = Butler]
GB-DRc, D5, no. 3 [Zamponi]
GB-DRc, D10, no. 29 [Sing
r
. blank]
GB-Lg, Gresham Mus. 369, f.91r inv.
[violin only]
Sonata for two violins, viola da gamba and bc
GB-HAdolmetsch, II.c.25, no. 2
[Balthazar Richart]
F-Pn, Rs Vm
7
673, no. 63 [Anon.]
B-Bc, XY 24,910 [Zamponi; in
key A]
Sonata for two violins, viola da gamba and bc
F-Pn, Rs Vm
7
673, no. 99
[Zamboni]
Sonata for violin, viola da gamba and bc
F-Pn, Rs Vm
7
673, no. 45 [Anon]
D-W, Cod. Guelf 34.7. Aug 2o, no.
50, p.79 [Sign: Schampon]
Capriccio in F-Pn
Many lost works
January 2009 ZAMPONI-1
ZUBER, Gregor (fl. 1633-1673)
Published Paduanen, Galliarden, Balletten, Couranten und Sarabanden a5 (Lbeck,
1649) and another similar collection for four instruments and continuo (Frankfurt am
Main, 1659). Both these are lost and his only surviving music is treble parts to dances,
apparently from these collections, in GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31438, as listed below.
VdGS No.
1. Allemand
2. Courant
3. Saraband
4. Ballet
5. Courant=Sar.
6. Ballet a5
7. Saraband
2 a5
8. Ballet a5
9. Courant
10. Mascharada
11. Saraband
12. Ballet
13. Saraband
January 2009
f.
50r
50r
50r
50v
50v
50v
51r
51r
51r
51v
51v
51v
52r
ZUBER-1
ZUBER, Gregor (fl. 1633-1673)
Published Paduanen, Galliarden, Balletten, Couranten und Sarabanden a5 (Lbeck,
1649) and another similar collection for four instruments and continuo (Frankfurt am
Main, 1659). Both these are lost and his only surviving music is treble parts to dances,
apparently from these collections, in GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31438, as listed below.
VdGS No.
14. [Allemand]
15. Saraband
16. [Saraband]
17. Saraband
18. Ballet
19. Balletto
20. Brandle
21. Saraband
22. [Almand]
23. Courant
24. Saraband
January 2009
f./no.
52r/14
52r/15
52v/16
52v/17
52v/18
75v/1
75v/2
75v/3
76r/4
76r/5
76v/6
ZUBER-2
Gregorius Zubern
1649 a5 Frankfurt am
Main 1660
ZUBER, Gregor (fl. 1633-1673)
Published Paduanen, Galliarden, Balletten, Couranten und Sarabanden a5 (Lbeck,
1649) and another similar collection for four instruments and continuo (Frankfurt am
Main, 1659). Both these are lost and his only surviving music is treble parts to dances,
apparently from these collections, in GB-Lbl, Add. MS 31438, as listed below.
VdGS No.
25. Saraband
26. Balletto
27. [Courant]
28. Saraband
29. Aria
30. [Almand]
31. [Courant]
32. Saraband
33. Aria
34. Ballet
35. Courant
January 2009
f./no.
76v/7
76v/8
77r/9
77r/10
77r/11
77v/12
77v/13
78r/14
78r/15
78r/16
78v/17
ZUBER-3
Trio in C, violin, viola da gamba,
violoncello
D-Dl, Mus. 3345-P-1
D-B, Klb 77 (Klingenberg)
Trio in D, violin, viola da gamba,
violoncello
D-Dl, Mus. 3345-P-1
D-B, KHM 5774 (bass only)
D-B, Klb 77 (Klingenberg)
Trio in F, violin, viola da gamba,
violoncello
D-Dl, Mus. 3345-P-1
D-B, Klb 77 (Klingenberg)
ZYKA, Joseph Benedikt (c.1730-1791)
For further information see GERMANY OL
June 2011 ZYKA-1
Trio in G, violin, viola da gamba,
violoncello
D-Dl, Mus. 3345-P-1
D-B, Klb 77 (Klingenberg)
Trio in A. Violin, viola da gamba,
violoncello
D-Dl, Mus. 3345-P-1
D-B, Klb 77 (Klingenberg)
Trio in B-flat. Violin, viola da gamba,
violoncello
D-Dl, Mus. 3345-P-1
D-B, Klb 77 (Klingenberg)
Another version: movement II; Adagio: movement III: violin, violoncello, unfigured bass
In D-B, KHM 5773
ZYKA, J. B.
For further information see GERMANY OL
June 2011 ZYKA-2