Suite No.9 for Harpsichord (Mattheson, Johann)
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Hermann Hinsch
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Sheet Music
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Complete
Complete Score
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mikimanson (2007/3/27)
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mikimanson (2007/3/27)
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Air (No.5)
Complete score
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Bassani (2011/9/20)
Leopold Josef Beer (1865-1956)
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General Information
| Work Title | suite 9 g-moll |
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| Alternative Title | suite for harpsichord |
| Composer | Mattheson, Johann |
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| Key | G minor |
| Movements/Sections | 6:
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| Year/Date of Composition | 1714 |
| Piece Style | Baroque |
| Instrumentation | harpsichord |
Misc. Comments
Hrm. I think a Courante deuxième is like a 2nd minuet when it immediately follows the first - that is, a trio, meant to have the first courante played as a "da capo"- but I do not know, am not an expert... the one here is long enough that - perhaps not. ... Hrm. - Schissel (I think this is one of those rare cases where 1714 is actually the composition date, not the publication date- one does usually know the latter but not the former; it appears on the manuscript, or at least, the manuscript copy, but as a date of composition, I think. Not sure when first publication was, though for some items in the suites it was 19th century or earlier, and perhaps it was soon after composition for all of them- no.5, for instance, was published as no.37 of a series edited by Ernst Pauer in 1870...)

