Listsibs:
Working with a score modeled on the baroque "Concerto grosso" model.
In the ms., all instruments are in ordinary score order, falling
where they would in an ordinary "Orchestral score".
Nowever, should the "concertino" and "ripineo" groups be considered
separate ensembles, and ordered
The Dover reprint of Corelli's concerti grosso have the concertino and
ripieno groups printed separately. It's a reprint of the 1891 Augener &
Company, London publication edited by Joseph Joachim and Freidrich
Chrysander.
As a conductor I prefer to see them in separate groups.
Noel Stoutenb
Listsibs:
Working with a score modeled on the baroque "Concerto grosso" model. In
the ms., all instruments are in ordinary score order, falling where they
would in an ordinary "Orchestral score".
Nowever, should the "concertino" and "ripineo" groups be considered
separate ensembles, and orde
