Just Intonation
Just Intonation
Just Intonation
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others
others between
between
the Sarabande
the andSarabande
Gigue. A distinctive
and Gigue.
feature isAhisdistinctive f
use
use of of
a relative
a relative
key for the
keylast for
half ofthe
the dances
last half
in the same
of the
suite. dances in t
His
His style
style
is more
is solidly
more harmonic
solidlythanharmonic
that of the other
thanwriters;
that he of the othe
used
used little
little
imitation.
imitation.
His use of chromaticism
His use of was chromaticism
unparalleled in the was unpar
17th
17th century.
century.
Other
Other names
names
of this period,
of this represented
period, by only
represented
a few pieces, are
by only a fe
Hardelle
Hardelle (favorite
(favorite
pupil of Chambonnieres),
pupil of Chambonnieres),
Roberday, Richard and Roberday,
Pierre
Pierre Gauthier.
Gauthier.
In the i8th
Incentury
the i8th
came the
century
works of Marchand,
came the works o
Rameau,
Rameau, Perrine,
Perrine,
Couperin le
Couperin
grand, Dandrieu,
le grand,
d'Agincourt,
Dandrieu,
Daquin, d'Aginco
and
and Schobert,
Schobert,
sometimes
sometimes
called the last called
of the clavecinists.
the last of the clavecinis
Musical
Musical examples
examples
played in illustration:
played in illustration:
Attaignant
Attaignant collection
collection
of I530. of I530.
Basse-danse
Basse-danse and Gaillarde
and Gaillarde
(from Apel's "Musik
(from aus fruher
Apel's Zeit",
"Musik
Heft 2). aus fruher Zeit"
Three
Three Branles
Branles
(transcribed
(transcribed
by Emile Bosquet).
by Emile Bosquet).
Lute
Lute pieces
pieces
(from Apel).
(from Apel).
"Tant
"Tant que que
vivray",
vivray",
from "Tresfrom
breve et"Tres
familiaire
breve
introduction",
et familiaire
Attaignant, introduction
1529.
1529.
Two
Two preludes
preludes
by Besardus,
by Besardus,
from "Thesaurus
from
Harmonicus",
"Thesaurus
I603. Harmonicus", I6
"Tombeau
"Tombeau de Mr de
de l'Enclos",
Mr debyl'Enclos",
Denis Gaultier,
by from
Denis
"La Rhetorique
Gaultier,des from "La R
Dieux".
Chambonnieres
Suite-Pavane (l'Entretien des Dieux), Courante, Sarabande, Courante. From
Tessier's edition of Chambonnieres in "Les Maitres de Clavecin".
Allemande le Moutier. From Tessier, Ibid.
Louis Couperin
Double du Moutier. From Tessier, Ibid.
Prelude. Edition by P. Brunold; supplement to La Revue Musicale, Nov. I920.
Sarabande and Canaris. From Apel.
Tombeau de Mr Blancrocher. From Lavignac, vol. 3, p. 1454.
d'Anglebert
Gaillarde and Gigue. From Farrenc, "La Tresor des Pianistes".
le Begue
Gigue and Bourree. From Farrenc.
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J. Murray Barbour (WNY)
(MARCH 15TH, 1936, ITHACA, N. Y.)