Partitions de chansons gratuites Acadia Early Music Archive Music (Scores) Composers: A | B-Bl... | Bo... | C | D | ... | F | G | H | I | J | ... | L | Ma... | Mo... | ... | P | ... | R | S | ... | W | ... [All scores are available in PDF format and can be retrieved by clicking on the links on this page.] [Sibelius files: Some scores are in Sibelius format. Clicking on these links on this page will cause these files to appear in the Sibelius viewer Scorch. To see these you must have Scorch installed. [To download each PostScript file, click on each composer's name to enter the FTP folder / subdirectory. Tomasso Albinoni Sonata da Chiesa, op. Anonymous (English) "Damon my beauty doth adore" (Ob MS Don. c. 57, fol. 98v99) [two layouts, PostScript (EPS) files: (i) voice & tablature, 2 pages: p. 1, p. 2; (ii) voice & tablature with realization, 3 pages: p. 1, p. 2, p. 3] [PDF files of these: V & Tab, V & Tab & realization]. John Banister John Bartlet John Blow, songs from Amphion Anglicus, 1700 Antoine Boësset Dietrich Buxtehude Francesca Caccini Sonata Op.
English Madrigals Parts-Songs were most popular from (we assume) the 12th Century ("Sumer Is A-Cumin In") through the mid 17th Centuries, generally accepted as being passe around 1649 due to the establishment of the Commonwealth. Without a doubt, the period of their heyday and fairest flowering was the later 16th Century, the age of Morley, Farmer, Wilby, etc. Their intricately constructed melodic play and counterpoint greatly influenced composers through the early 18th Century and were certainly one of the cornerstones upon which the Baroque period was founded. I find them astoundingly difficult to sing (and I find it even harder to find from three to five other voices!) The French, the Italians, the Germans and the Dutch as well wrote magnificent melodic lines and set wonderful poetry to those lines, but I prefer the English... The tunes below are finally available in NWC , MIDI and PDF formats. For instructions on how to read the music, please go HERE and follow the bouncing words for Noteworthy.
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