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Sweelinck – Complete Keyboard Works Vol.4
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#html-body [data-pb-style=NL21D8M]{justify-content:flex-start;display:flex;flex-direction:column;background-position:left top;background-size:cover;background-repeat:no-repeat;background-attachment:scroll}Volume 4: Variations on Songs and Dances
After the successful new publication of Scheidt’s Tabulatura nova, Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck’s Complete Works for Keyboard Instruments is Harald Vogel’s second major project at Breitkopf & Härtel. The well-known interpreter of organ music of the 16th and 17th centuries is supported by Pieter Dirksen – Dutch harpsichordist and Sweelinck researcher. Both editors guarantee the highest level of competence in terms of content.
The transfer of Sweelinck’s notation forms (line notation and letter tablature) is eagerly awaited, which for the first time preserves the uniqueness of the primary sources. This has not been taken into account in any edition to date.
The edition of the Complete Works for Keyboard Instruments is a scientific-practical edition in four volumes, which, in addition to new findings on performance practice, contains a detailed foreword on Sweelinck’s life and his pedagogical work.
Contents
Esce mars SwWV 321Ich fuhr mich vber Rheine [Ick voer al over Rhijn] SwWV 322Mein junges Leben hat ein Endt SwWV 324Pavan Philippi SwWV 329Puer nobis nascitur SwWV 315Soll es sein [Poolse almande] SwWV 330Unter der Linden grune [Onder een linde groen] SwWV 325 -Allemand [Gratie] SwWV 318Die flichtig Nimphae [Vluchtige nimph] SwWV 331Pavana Hispanica SwWV 327Paduana Lachrymae SwWV 328Von der Fortuna werd ich getrieben [Engelse Fortuijn]SwWV 320Alemande de chapelle SwWV 317Balleth del granduca SwWV 319Malle Sijmen SwWV 323Passomeza SwWV 326
After the successful new publication of Scheidt’s Tabulatura nova, Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck’s Complete Works for Keyboard Instruments is Harald Vogel’s second major project at Breitkopf & Härtel. The well-known interpreter of organ music of the 16th and 17th centuries is supported by Pieter Dirksen – Dutch harpsichordist and Sweelinck researcher. Both editors guarantee the highest level of competence in terms of content.
The transfer of Sweelinck’s notation forms (line notation and letter tablature) is eagerly awaited, which for the first time preserves the uniqueness of the primary sources. This has not been taken into account in any edition to date.
The edition of the Complete Works for Keyboard Instruments is a scientific-practical edition in four volumes, which, in addition to new findings on performance practice, contains a detailed foreword on Sweelinck’s life and his pedagogical work.
Contents
Esce mars SwWV 321Ich fuhr mich vber Rheine [Ick voer al over Rhijn] SwWV 322Mein junges Leben hat ein Endt SwWV 324Pavan Philippi SwWV 329Puer nobis nascitur SwWV 315Soll es sein [Poolse almande] SwWV 330Unter der Linden grune [Onder een linde groen] SwWV 325 -Allemand [Gratie] SwWV 318Die flichtig Nimphae [Vluchtige nimph] SwWV 331Pavana Hispanica SwWV 327Paduana Lachrymae SwWV 328Von der Fortuna werd ich getrieben [Engelse Fortuijn]SwWV 320Alemande de chapelle SwWV 317Balleth del granduca SwWV 319Malle Sijmen SwWV 323Passomeza SwWV 326