Thanks Diego, this is an interesting resource. The consort pieces seem
to be more like arrangements than exact transcriptions of the original
versions though.
All the best,
Sam
2009/1/13 Diego Cantalupi <[1]cantal...@tin.it>
Hi Sam,
perhaps you already know that here y
On Mon, Jan 12, 2009, Sam Chapman said:
>Does anyone have a facsimile copy of the treble viol part for the
>Morley consort lessons? It's missing from EEBO and various microfilm
>collections...any leads would be much appreciated!
According to the 1959 Sydney Beck edition a copy of the
On Mon, Jan 12, 2009, Sam Chapman said:
>The consort pieces seem
>to be more like arrangements than exact transcriptions of the original
>versions though.
Hard to say, the Sydney Beck edition reconstructed missing parts and may
have ornamented repeats in others; 'Go From my Window' i
Hi Sam,
I've got photocopies of the 1611 Morley edition kept in the New York
Public Library. Not first lass quality but readable. I could scan these
but it may take some time to do. Is there any particular piece (or
pieces) you're interested in ?
Best, my regards to Ian when
Sam;
I have uploaded a zip file with photos of the complete Treble Viol Book
(Morley, 1611) done after my photocopies. I think they are big enough to be
used for reading or printing.
You can get the file by clicking there : http://le.luth.free.fr/Morley.htm
Then, just right click on the link and
Dear Jean-Marie,
this is fantastic, thanks!
I haven't printed yet, but I'm sure the scores will be readable...
all the best,
Sam
On 13/01/2009, Jean-Marie Poirier wrote:
> Sam;
> I have uploaded a zip file with photos of the complete Treble Viol Book
> (Morley, 1611) done after my photocopies
