Anne Fuzeau Classique vous propose tous les textes théoriques, méthodes, traités, articles, partitions de musique classique concernant la Renaissance Française.Ces méthodes anciennes sont reproduites en fac-similé et regroupés en - quatre volumes.Volume 1 (réf.5931) : Anonymes (1-2) - Guillaume GUERSON - Nicolas WOLLICKVolume - 2 (réf.5932) : Loys BOURGEOIS - Symphorien CHAMPIER - Maximilian GUILLIAUD - Jérôme HESDIN - Jacques LEFEVRE D'ETAPLES - Claude MARTIN - - Guillaume TELINVolume - 3 (réf.5933) : Anonyme (3 : Calvin ?) - EUCLIDE - Claude MARTIN - Michel de MENEHOU - Philibert JAMBE DE FER - PONTUS DE TYARD - Pierre VALLETTEVolume - 4 (réf.5934) : Anonyme (4-5-6) - Anthoine de BERTRAND (1-2-3) - Corneille BLOCKLAND de MONTFORT - Fabrice Marin - CAIETAIN - Guillaume COSTELEY - Pierre GREGOIRE - Cécile LE JEUNE - Claude LE JEUNE- Benedic MACE et Laurens DANDIN - PLUTARQUE - Pierre de RONSARD - Jean YSSANDONTable des matières : Volume 1 : Guerson Guillaume : Utillissime musicales regule - c.1500Anonyme : L'art de la science et praticque de plaine musique - c.1505-1512Wollick Nicolas : Enchiridion musices - - 1509Anonyme : Utilissimum gregoriane psalmodie enchiridion - c.1530Volume - 2 : Hesdin Jérôme : Règles communes de plain chant - c.1530Telin Guillaume : La louenge de Musique - 1533Champier Symphorien : De musica - 1537Bourgeois Loys : Le droict chemin de musique - 1550Martin Claude : Elementorum musices practicae pars prior - 1550Lefèvre d'Etaples Jacques : Musica libris quatuor demonstrata - 1551Guilliaud Maximilian : Rudiments de musique practique - 1554Volume - 3 : Tyard Pontus de : Solitaire second, ou prose de la musique - 1555Vallette Pierre : A tous fideles, desirans chanter - 1556Jambe de Fer Philibert : Epitome musical - 1556Martin Claude : Institution musicale - 1556Menehou Michel de : Nouvelle instruction familière - 1558Anonyme (attribué à J. Calvin) : Epistre à tous les chrestiens - c.1563Euclide : Le livre de la musique - 1566Volume - 4 : Costeley Guillaume : Musique (pièces liminaires) - 1570Anonyme : De horis canonicis et De musica (concile de Besançon) - 1571Plutarque : De la musique (traduit par J. Amyot) - 1572Ronsard Pierre de : Préface au Roy Charles IX - 1572Grégoire Pierre : De musica - 1576Bertrand Anthoine de : Au lecteur debonaire (preface au premier livre des amours) - 1578Bertrand Anthoine de : Advertissement au Lecteur (second livre des amours) - 1578Bertrand Anthoine de : Advertissement au Lecteur (troisiesme livre de chansons) - 1578Caïetain Fabrice Marin : Second livre d'airs (dédicace) - 1578 Macé Benedic et Dandin Laurens : Instruction pour apprendre à chanter - 1582Yssandon Jean : Traité de la musique pratique - 1582Anonyme : Traicte de musique - 1583Blockland de Montfort Corneille : Instruction méthodique - 1587Le Jeune Claude : Dodecacorde contenant douze pseaumes (dédicaces) - 1598Le Jeune Cécile et anonymes : Préface sur la musique mesurée et pièces liminaires du Printemps de Claude Le Jeune - 1603Anonyme (ms.) - : Regle Generalle, Et fort familière - Reigle des Douzes Modes - c.1598Téléchargez le catalogue Anne Fuzeau Classique / Méthodes Et Traîtés / 1248 pages / niveau : 1 / Fac-Similés - Format: 24 X 33

Anne Fuzeau Classique vous propose tous les textes théoriques, méthodes, traités, articles, partitions de musique classique concernant la Renaissance Française.Ces méthodes anciennes sont reproduites en fac-similé et regroupés en - quatre volumes.Anonyme (4-5-6) - Anthoine de BERTRAND (1-2-3) - Corneille BLOCKLAND de MONTFORT - Fabrice Marin - CAIETAIN - Guillaume COSTELEY - Pierre GREGOIRE - Cécile LE JEUNE - Claude LE JEUNE- Benedic MACE et Laurens DANDIN - PLUTARQUE - Pierre de RONSARD - Jean YSSANDONTable des matières :Costeley Guillaume : Musique (pièces liminaires) - 1570Anonyme : De horis canonicis et De musica (concile de Besançon) - 1571Plutarque : De la musique (traduit par J. Amyot) - 1572Ronsard Pierre de : Préface au Roy Charles IX - 1572Grégoire Pierre : De musica - 1576Bertrand Anthoine de : Au lecteur debonaire (preface au premier livre des amours) - 1578Bertrand Anthoine de : Advertissement au Lecteur (second livre des amours) - 1578Bertrand Anthoine de : Advertissement au Lecteur (troisiesme livre de chansons) - 1578Caïetain Fabrice Marin : Second livre d'airs (dédicace) - 1578 Macé Benedic et Dandin Laurens : Instruction pour apprendre à chanter - 1582Yssandon Jean : Traité de la musique pratique - 1582Anonyme : Traicte de musique - 1583Blockland de Montfort Corneille : Instruction méthodique - 1587Le Jeune Claude : Dodecacorde contenant douze pseaumes (dédicaces) - 1598Le Jeune Cécile et anonymes : Préface sur la musique mesurée et pièces liminaires du Printemps de Claude Le Jeune - 1603Anonyme (ms.) - : Regle Generalle, Et fort familière - Reigle des Douzes Modes - c.1598Téléchargez le catalogue Anne Fuzeau Classique / Méthodes Et Traîtés / 336 pages / niveau : 1 / Fac-Similés - Format: 24 X 33

Here is a fantastic resource for introducing the music of the Renaissance to developing ensembles or groups with limited male singers. Purchase the Performance Kit and receive a code to access audio tracks online through My Library. The six works by Thomas Weelkes featuring optional percussion are: Come Let's Begin Four Arms Two Necks One Wreathing Late in My Rash Accounting The Nightingale Since Robin Hood Strike It Up Tabor.

Guillaume de Machaut Josquin des Prés Clément Janequin-Jacques Chailley's Florilege D'analyses - Volume I?covers music from the middle ages to the renaissance.

The ring of the cymbals and crack of the tambourine - this renaissance medley relives the days of yore. Available: SATB a cappella SAB a cappella. Performance Time: Approx. 4:30.

Century Spain-Scholarly editions which serve different purposes than performance editions are not often designed with the modern guitarist in mind. For instance Renaissance vihuela tablatures are usually transcribed with the open firststring as G not E. Most are presented in double-staff notation a medium that is superior for realizing counterpoint but unconventional as guitar notation. Furthermore these editions sometimes give idealized but not realistic solutions for voicing note duration and other matters that need to be considered within the limitations of our instrument. Guitarists who try to play from these editions essentially are faced with the task of transcribing thetranscription!This 188-page anthology is designed as a companion volume to The Baroque Guitar in Spain and the New World (MB21122). It includes representative selections edited for modern guitar from the seven books for vihuelathat were published in Spain between 1536 and 1576.As well as being fun and entertaining music for all to enjoy these collections are intended to help bridge the gap between scholarly editions and performance editions byproviding a hands-on introduction to tablature transcription and to issues concerning historically informed performance of early music on the guitar. A 188-page anthology edited for modern guitar from the seven books forvihuela that were published in Spain between 1536 and 1576 A companion volume to The Baroque Guitar in Spain and the New World (MB21122) Intended to help bridge the gap between scholarly editions and performance editions Anintroduction to tablature transcription and to issues concerning historically informed performance of early music on the modern guitar.

Come play music written by kings and clowns Ladies and lawyers dance masters doctors and troubadours. Welcome to the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Creativity flourished throughout the times that produced writers Artists and scientists such as Dante Chaucer Shakespeare Michelangelo da Vinci and Galileo.That inventiveness is evident in the imaginative and eloquent music in this collection. Among the melodies are a Portuguese troubadour?s ?Song for a Friend? written almost 800 years ago John Dowland?s ?Midnight? silenced from the mid-1600's until the discovery of Margaret Board?s Lute Book in 1970 and a beautiful and haunting song written by aScottish Lady. There are over 40 tunes in this beautiful collection.

Par . Come play music written by kings and clowns, Ladies and lawyers, dance masters, doctors, and troubadours. Welcome to the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Creativity flourished throughout the times that produced writers, Artists, and scientists such as Dante, Chaucer, Shakespeare, Michelangelo, da Vinci, and Galileo. That inventiveness is evident in the imaginative and eloquent music in this collection. Among the melodies are a Portuguese troubadour?s ?Song for a Friend? written almost 800 years ago, John Dowland?s ?Midnight?, silenced from the mid-1600's until the discovery of Margaret Board?s Lute Book in 1970, and a beautiful and haunting song written by a Scottish Lady. There areover 40 tunes in this beautiful collection. / Date parution : 2023-12-22/ Recueil / Flûte Traversière

A collection of 32 pieces for the solo classical Guitar that capture the stately spirit and elegance of the Renaissance. The music has been carefully selected from authentic sources and the book includes plenty of historical detail and performance notes.Pieces include many ancient melodies from Ireland and Scotland ideal for the repertoire of the intermediate guitarist with their simple rhythms and modal tonalities. A CD of demonstrations is included performed by Allan Alexander to help you achieve and accurate and authentic performance.

Description English Songs Renaissance To Baroque - High Voice Thirty-four songs from 17 composers, complete with historical information. Songlist As I Walked Forth One Summer Day [Johnson, Robert] Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind [Arne, Thomas] Come And Trip It (G.F.Handel) Diaphenia (Francis Pilkington) Fain Would I Change That Note (Tobias Hume) Fair, If You Expect Admiring (Thomas Campian) Flow My Tears [Dowland, John] Hark! The Echoing Air [Purcell, Henry] Have You Seen But A White Lily Grow? Henry Lawes (How Happy Art Thou) Here Amid The Shady Woods (G.F.Handel) I Attempt From Love's Sickness To Fly [Purcell, Henry] If Music Be The Food Of Love [Purcell, Henry] I'll Sail Upon The Dog Star (Henry Purcell) In Sherwood Livde Stout Robin Hood [Jones, Robert] It Was A Lover And His Lass [Morley, Thomas] Jack And Joan (Thomas Campian) Let Me Wander Not Unseen (G.F.Handel) My Lovely Celia (George Munro) My Lovely Celia [Munro, George] Nymphs And Shepherds [Purcell, Henry] O Come, O Come, My Dearest [Arne, Thomas] Pastime With Good Company Rest Sweet Nymphs [Pilkington, Francis] Since First I Saw Your Face (Thomas Ford) Tell Me No More (John Blow) The Silver Swan [Gibbons, Orlando] Thou Soft Flowing Avon (Arne) Weep You No More, Sad Fountains [Dowland, John] What If I Never Speed [Dowland, John] When Daisies Pied [Arne, Thomas] When Laura Smiles (A Book Of Ayres) [Rosseter, Philip] Where E'er You Walk [Handel, George Frideric] Willow Song Wind, Tell My Sweetheart

Constituée au fil du temps, cette compilation de morceaux populaires est le fruit d'un travail de recherche et de collecte réalisé aux côtés de Jean Appéré durant plusieurs années sur des centaines de mélodies.
Le résultat est une collection de sept recueils consacrés à des répertoires aux origines géographiques et aux époques variées : Breton, Chants de mer, Europe de l'Est, Folk, Irlandais, Musette et Renaissance !
Chacun de ces répertoires correspond à l'un des parcours culturels que je propose à mes élèves lors de mes cours d'Accordéon Diatonique, le plus souvent entre deux notions techniques afin de se faire plaisir?
En parlant de plaisir, j'espère que ce recueil vous en procurera beaucoup, tout en vous faisant découvrir quelques morceaux emblématiques de notre instrument de musique favori.
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