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Frescobaldi, Girolamo: Il Secondo Libro di Toccate, Canzone, Versi d'Hinni, Magnificat, Gagliarde, Correnti et altre Partite (Rome, Borboni, 1627, ?163

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Edited by Gilbert, Kenneth – Stembridge, Christopher
Instrument: Keyboard
Instrumentatie: Org/piano/harpisc.
Perioada: Baroque
Nivel: 3
Greutate: 0.551 kg
Editor: Bärenreiter
Numar articol: BA8414
Numarul original al articolului la editor: BA08414
ISBN: 9790006506248

Edited by Christopher Stembridge in collaboration with Kenneth Gilbert. Reflecting the latest musicological research. Detailed foreword, critical commentary, index of sources (Ger/Eng) With this volume, B&auml,renreiter iscontinuing the Frescobaldi Urtext edition which sets new standards offering professional musicians, musicologists and enthusiasts alike an unrivalled musical text.Volume III includes Frescobaldi&rsquo,s foreword on the performanceof his keyboard music (&ldquo,avvertimenti&rd

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