Henry Purcell: Solo Songs Volume I: Voice: Mixed Songbook

SKU: ST.PE27

ISBN 9790220222009.

A collection of five cantatas and three vocal duets, plus In a deep vision's intellectual scene ('The Complaint') for two sopranos, bass and continuo, these nine symphony songs are similar in style and structure to their sacred counterparts, the symphony anthems, and include works to texts by Charles Howe, Abraham Cowley and Anon.

CONTENTS
A Serenading Song (Soft notes, and gently rais'd)
- SB solos, 2 treble recorders, instrumental bass and continuo

Hark, Damon, hark!
- SB solos, 2 violins, 2 treble recorders, instrumental bass and continuo

Hark how the wild musicians sing
- TTB solos, 2 violins, instrumental bass and continuo

How pleasant is this flow'ry plain
- ST solos, 2 treble recorders, instrumental bass and continuo

If ever I more riches did desire
- SSTB solos, 2 violins, instrumental bass and continuo

In a deep vision's intellectual scene (The Complaint)
- SSB solos, instrumental bass and continuo

Oh! what a scene does entertain my sight!
- SB solos, violin, instrumental bass and continuo

See where she sits (Weeping)
- SB solos, 2 violins, instrumental bass and continuo

Soft Notes, and gently rais'd (A Serenading Song)
- SB solos, 2 treble recorders instrumental bass and continuo

The Complaint (In a deep vision's intellectual scene)
- SSB solos, instrumental bass and continuo

Weeping (See where she sits)
- SB solos, 2 violins, instrumental bass and continuo

We reap all the pleasures (incomplete)
- STB solos, 2 treble recorders, instrumental bass and continuo.

SKU: HL.50487097

ISBN 9790080122778. A/4 inches. Laszlo Szendrey-Karper.

Laszlo Szendrey-Karper (1932-1991) was an internationally renowned guitarist, and the founder of organized guitar teaching in Hungary. He wrote an instructional methodology for the guitar, and composed studies and pieces for students. The eight books of his series Guitar Exercises and Pieces provide a variety of pieces for elementary and intermediate guitar students to play, arranged in order of difficulty. A basic source for Szendrey-Karper was Hungarian folk songs, in addition to which he transcribed for the guitar well known pieces composed for other instruments. Alongside his own pieces and etudes, he selected for the series studies and concert pieces by other composers (including Ferdinando Carulli, Matteo Carcassi, Johann Krieger, Henry Purcell, and Laszlo Borsody).

SKU: HL.50487045

ISBN 9790080121214. A/4 inches. Hungarian, English, German. Laszlo Szendrey-Karper.

Laszlo Szendrey-Karper (1932-1991) was an internationally renowned guitarist, and the founder of organized guitar teaching in Hungary. He wrote an instructional methodology for the guitar, and composed studies and pieces for students. The eight books of his series Guitar Exercises and Pieces provide a variety of pieces for elementary and intermediate guitar students to play, arranged in order of difficulty. A basic source for Szendrey-Karper was Hungarian folk songs, in addition to which he transcribed for the guitar well known pieces composed for other instruments. Alongside his own pieces and etudes, he selected for the series studies and concert pieces by other composers (including Ferdinando Carulli, Matteo Carcassi, Johann Krieger, Henry Purcell, and Laszlo Borsody).

SKU: HL.50487096

ISBN 9790080122761. A/4 inches. Laszlo Szendrey-Karper.

Laszlo Szendrey-Karper (1932-1991) was an internationally renowned guitarist, and the founder of organized guitar teaching in Hungary. He wrote an instructional methodology for the guitar, and composed studies and pieces for students. The eight books of his series Guitar Exercises and Pieces provide a variety of pieces for elementary and intermediate guitar students to play, arranged in order of difficulty. A basic source for Szendrey-Karper was Hungarian folk songs, in addition to which he transcribed for the guitar well known pieces composed for other instruments. Alongside his own pieces and etudes, he selected for the series studies and concert pieces by other composers (including Ferdinando Carulli, Matteo Carcassi, Johann Krieger, Henry Purcell, and Laszlo Borsody).