Dear Jason, If you have the CNRS edition, please refer to page XXIII, under concordances, and you will find listed the other sources, which include:
Gottweig I, f. 36-39 ["Chaconne ... de Gautier"] Ibid., f. 51, 52 ["Chaconne du V. Gautier"] Oxf. f 576, f. 28 ["Cascade (S.N.)"] It does not appear in the Pieces or Livre. ed At 02:05 PM 11/6/03 -0800, Jason Yoshida wrote: >I have a question regarding Ennemond Gaultier. In the cd liner notes of the >Vieux Gaultier cd of Hopkinson Smith it says that he created his performance >of the "Chaconne ou Cascade de Mr. Launnay" from two versions. I am aware of >the "standard" Saizenay version of the "Chaconne...." which is also found in >the CNRS edition. Where can the other version be found, which seems to have >different variations including an ascending bass line if I remember >correctly. I also looked for it in the D. and E. Gaultier book published by >Minkoff. > >While on the subject of French Baroque Lute music and recordings, does >anyone know where the Chaconne in track 21 of Lutz Kirchoff's "Lute in Dance >and Dream" comes from. The cd says for track 21 (which has two movements): > 21 - CH.Mouton/Dubut(?): Prelude - Chaconne >I am a bit confused. >I looked in the Minkoff Mouton book, the Dubut, Mouton and Anonymous >chaconnes in Saizenay and also the Dubut CNRS Collection and could not find >it. It sounds very "virtuosic" and has a couple of variations with a >chromatic line. >Thanks for the help, >Jason Yoshida > > >-----Original Message----- >From: Clauss Gilbert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Sent: Thursday, November 06, 2003 1:50 AM >To: 'Roman Turovsky'; Stephan Olbertz; [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: RE: CDs > > >There are two De Visée CDs by Monteilhet (one Virgin + one Zig-Zag >territoires) > >-----Message d'origine----- >De : Roman Turovsky [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Envoyé : mercredi 5 novembre 2003 14:03 >À : Stephan Olbertz; [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Objet : Re: CDs > > >Monteilhet also has 2 excellent CDs on theorbo: one De Visee, and one Bach >theorbo transcriptions of cello suites. >RT > > Has anyone mentioned Pascal Montheilhet so far? His > > Dufaut and Gallot recording on Virgin is really good. > > It should still be available through amazon.fr, but I > > think I got my copy through ebay. It's a shame that > > wonderful recordings disappear today after just some > > years. You should however try internet shops from other > > countries if "your" amazon or other stores can't help > > you. Often you still get CDs of English > > artists/music/labels in the UK, French in France and so > > on. > > > > Regards, > > > > Stephan > > > > Am 4 Nov 2003 um 17:11 hat Edward Martin geschrieben: > > > >> Vieux (Ennemond) Gaultier has his works scattered in various sources. > >> The most commonly known ones are the pieces from Minkoff, and The > >> Perrine MS as well. For some of the lovely settings on Hoppy's CD, I > >> have found the A Major pieces in the Robards lute book. > >> > >> Of all the 11 course French CD's, I agree, that Hopkinson Smith's old > >> Vieux Gaultier is the best. Schaffer's is also wonderful. There is > >> an old LP on (I think) Telefunken, of Toyohiko Satoh, with a 2-record > >> set of French music, and this ranks up among the very, very best. Too > >> bad it is not re-issued on CD. But, Toyohiko has another excellent > >> French CD on Channel Classics, on an old 1613 lute by Laurentius > >> Greiff. It is also very, very good. > >> > >> Let us not forget Stephen Stubbs doing Jacques Saont Luc. > >> > >> ed > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> At 09:26 PM 11/4/03 +0100, Gernot Hilger wrote: > >>> Dear list, > >>> > >>>> Hopkinson Smith: Vieux Gaultier, Pi?s de luth (appeared in 1988, > >>>> reissued in 2000. Astr? This is my absolute favourite. > >>> > >>> Same for me. Glorious music. > >>> > >>> Please excuse an ignorant question, could somebody point me towards a > >>> source for the score for these Ennemond Gaultier pieces? g > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > > > > > > > >
