User:Agarvin
| vdg-2 | This user is an intermediate viola da gambist. |
| hpd-2 | This user is an intermediate harpsichordist. |
| rec-2 | This user is an intermediate recorder player. |
See my typeset work here.
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Works in progress
After uploading great gobs of stuff the last 5 months, I still have stuff to do. Main things are:
- Canzonettes or Little Short Songs to three voyces by Thomas Morley (50% uploaded)
- Il primo libro della musica a due voci (Gastoldi) (48% uploaded)
- Libro primo de canzoni da sonare a quattro voci di Florentio Maschera (100% DONE! Will make a booklet shortly)
- Canzoni da Sonare a quattro et otto voci di Floriano Canale (95% done--one last a8 piece to check and upload)
- Il terzo libro de varie sonate di Salamon Rossi hebreo (20% uploaded)
- Canzoni per Sonare con ogni sorte di stromenti (Raverii) (30% uploaded)
Works partially typeset:
- Canti C (about 35% done, 15% uploaded)
- Canti B (about 30% done, 20% uploaded)
- Consort songs from the Dow partbooks (all the texted Byrd pieces done, 14 pieces uploaded)
- Playford's 1684 Division Violin (about 80% done)
- Canzone Villanesche alla Napolitana di Adriano Willaert (25% done)
- A special book of madrigal settings of from Orlando furioso.
What is Hawthorne Music?
An in-joke, mostly. The person who introduced me to the viola da gamba later became my landlord. She lives on Hawthorne Street in Dallas, TX, in an up-stairs/downstairs duplex, and owns both. The downstairs apartment had a vacancy, and I moved in. Two other mutual friends referred to this arrangement as something like "The Hawthorne Early Music Center of Dallas". I adopted it has the publishing house for my music, which is roughly based on the look-and-feel of the late George Hunter's editions (well-known in the viol community) published under Northwood Music (now owned Charlie Ogle). None of mine have been physically published yet, but I have plans for the future...
Links to personal interests
My music flickr pages].
I like to typeset music from original sources. For my convenience, these are links to the types of music I typically typeset.
Facsimile pages
These categories are almost entirely my creation and work. There were no reliable methods of navigating to actual manuscript and printed book scans before I added these. I hope a more functional system can be worked out in the future (also, I'm not very interested in the later baroque, so I haven't put many category tags on things past 1675 or so).
- Category:15th_Century_Facsimiles
- Category:16th_Century_Facsimiles
- Category:17th_Century_Facsimiles
- Category:18th_Century_Facsimiles
Early 17c Violin repertoire
Taken from Willi Apel's table of contents:
- Giovanni Gabrieli (ca.1557 — 12 August 1616)
- Lodovico da Viadana (ca.1560 — 2 May 1627)
- Salamone Rossi (19 August 1570 — ca.1630)
- Giovanni Andrea Cima (ca.1580 — after 1627)
- Giovanni Paolo Cima (ca.1570 — ca.1622)
- Adriano Banchieri (3 September 1568 — 1634)
- Giovanni Andrea Cima (ca.1580 — after 1627)
- Giovanni Battista Fontana (ca.1580 — ca.1630)
- Giovanni Picchi (fl.1600-1625)
- Biagio Marini (5 February 1594 — 20 March 1663)
- Tarquinio Merula (ca.1594 — 10 December 1665)
- Carlo Farina (ca.1604 — July 1639)
- Giovanni Battista Buonamente (1595 — 1642)
- Girolamo Frescobaldi (by September 1583 — 1 March 1643)
- Marco Uccellini (1603 — 11 September 1680)
- Maurizio Cazzati (March 1616 — 28 September 1678)
- Massimiliano Neri (ca.1621 — ca.1666)
- Andrea Falconieri (ca.1586 — 19 July 1656)
- Francesco Cavalli (14 February 1602 — 14 January 1676)
- Giovanni Legrenzi (12 August 1626 — 27 May 1690)
- Antonio Bertali (March 1605 — 17 April 1669)
- Giovanni Antonio Pandolfi Mealli (fl.1660 — fl.1669)
- Pietro Andrea Ziani (21 December 1616 — 2 February 1684)
- Giovanni Battista Vitali (18 February 1632 — 12 October 1692)
- Alessandro Stradella (3 April 1639 — 25 February 1682)
