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Samuel Scheidt

Scheidt: Tabulatura Nova - Volume 3 (SSWV 139-158)

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Breitkopf & Härtel  |  SKU: EB8567  |  Barcode: 9790004181225
  • Composer: Samuel Scheidt (1587-1654)
  • Editor: Harald Vogel
  • Instrumentation: Harpsichord / Organ
  • Work: Tabulatura Nova (Volume 3), SSWV 139-158
  • ISMN: 9790004181225
  • Size: 9.1 x 12.0 inches
  • Pages: 192
  • Urtext / Critical Edition

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Description

Reflecting the work order of the first edition of this epoch-making collection (1624), this volume contains Magnificat settings and other liturgically related organ works by Samuel Scheidt.

Harald Vogel brought his edition to a close with Part III. It's also features extensive commentaries by the editor. The focus is now on two succinct texts that reach beyond the framework of customary introductions and touch upon fundamental questions concerning music for keyboard instruments in the early 17th century. in the Notes on the Use and Structure of the Liturgical Pieces, the editor comments upon the pieces contained in Part III with reference to the performance practice at their time of origin. Sources that were heretofore practically unknown supply concrete information on the execution of the chorale-related pieces. in his Notes on the Registration Practice, Vogel delves into the art of registration, thus rounding off an editorial accomplishment of the highest caliber.

Breitkopf & Härtel

Scheidt: Tabulatura Nova - Volume 3 (SSWV 139-158)

$ 69.25

Listen on Soundcloud

Description

Reflecting the work order of the first edition of this epoch-making collection (1624), this volume contains Magnificat settings and other liturgically related organ works by Samuel Scheidt.

Harald Vogel brought his edition to a close with Part III. It's also features extensive commentaries by the editor. The focus is now on two succinct texts that reach beyond the framework of customary introductions and touch upon fundamental questions concerning music for keyboard instruments in the early 17th century. in the Notes on the Use and Structure of the Liturgical Pieces, the editor comments upon the pieces contained in Part III with reference to the performance practice at their time of origin. Sources that were heretofore practically unknown supply concrete information on the execution of the chorale-related pieces. in his Notes on the Registration Practice, Vogel delves into the art of registration, thus rounding off an editorial accomplishment of the highest caliber.

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