9 Ricercari a 3 Voci (Willaert, Adrian)

		Movements/Sections 9 Genre Categories Ricercars; For treble, alto, bass instruments; Scores with open instrumentation; For 3 players; For treble, tenor, bass instruments

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Scores

 Complete Score
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NachoBA (2007/8/28)

Editor:

Hermann Zenck (1898-1950)

Publisher Info.:

Mainz: B. Schott's Söhne, 1933. Plate 33742

Copyright:

Public Domain [tag/del]

Misc. Notes:

Many thanks to D.M. for lending the score.

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General Information

Work Title	IX Ricercari a tre voci
Alternative Title

Composer	Willaert, Adrian
Movements/Sections	9
Piece Style	Renaissance
Instrumentation	Three instruments not specified

Misc. Comments

• The original parts were named "Cantus", "Tenor", and "Bassus" (although the middle stave is in alto clef). According to the editors notes', the Venetian tradition would have been viols or viols di gamba. However, there was also a tradition of brass ensembles and recorder ensembles. Therefore the most likely combinations of the time would have been violin + 2 violas da gamba / violin + viola + cello / 3 recorders / cornet + 2 trombones