On 11/01/2010 04:44 PM, Sam Chapman wrote:

Hi, perhaps a more interesting book is delair's treatise of 1690: accompaniment on theorbo and harpsichord. I have a pdf of the english version which is not longer available. Grenerin and fleury contain several mistakes.
Taco


    Dear Shaun,



    I was just looking for these as well. As far as I know there are no
    translations, but Bartolomi, Fleury and Grenerin are more or less
    understandable from their music examples alone (helped by a very basic
    knowledge of French).

    Are you looking for Campion's 1716 treatise (in which he talks about
    harmony and accompaniment in general) or the "Addition au traite
    d'accompaniment"  from 1730 (which is much larger, and contains more
    specific info about theorbo, lute and guitar)? If the latter, there is
    an article by Kevin Mason: Franc,ois Campions Secret of Accompaniment
    for the Theorbo, Guitar and Lute. This is in Journal of LSA, Vol XIV
    (1981). Mason sums up Campion's main points.

    You can find a modern edition of Grenerin here:
    [1]http://luthlibrairie.free.fr/?Baroque:Fran%26ccedil%3Baise

    I think there might be some mistakes in it, but I haven't been able to
    get hold of the facsimile to check it. In LSA Journal Vol XIX (1986)
    you can find a review of the facsimile edition, again by Kevin Mason,
    which contains some interesting information.



    Good luck, and let me know if you find anything else!



    Sam





    2010/10/30 Shaun Ng<[2]shaunk...@gmail.com>

        Dear All,
        Does anyone happen to know if there are English translations of
      the
        following treatises and if they are available (either original or
        translation) online?
        Angelo Michele Bartolotti: Table pour apprendre facilement `a
      toucher
        le theorbe sur la basse-continue (Paris, 1669)
        Franc,ois Campion: Traite d'accompagnement et de composition selon
      la
        regle des octaves de musique, op.2 (Paris, 1716/R)
        Henry Grenerin: Livre de theorbe contenant plusieurs pieces sur
        differents tons, avec une nouvelle methode tres facile pour
      apprendre
        `a jouer sur la partie les basses continues et toutes sortes dairs
        Thanks very much in advance.
        Shaun
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