30 Duets, Op.11 (Fesch, Willem de)

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Movements/SectionsMov'ts/Sec's 30 pieces
First Publication 1744: self-published as "The Musical Amusements"
1747: published in London

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Editor Gerrit Vellekoop (1907-1984)
Publisher. Info. Amsterdam: Muziekuitgeverij XYZ, (1961). No. XYZ 743.
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Misc. Notes In this edition, all pieces are transposed a minor third upwards to make it possible to play all pieces on 2 flutes (recorders), avoiding the lower (violin-)range.
Dutch preface omitted.
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Work Title 30 Duets
Alternative. Title Thirty Duets for two German Flutes, consisting of Variety of Airs in different Movements.
Composer Fesch, Willem de
Opus/Catalogue NumberOp./Cat. No. Op.11
I-Catalogue NumberI-Cat. No. IWF 4
Movements/SectionsMov'ts/Sec's 30 pieces, for 2 flutes unless indicated otherwise:
  1. Air I
  2. Air II
  3. Air III - Fanfare
  4. Air IV
  5. Air V
  6. Air VI - Vivace
  7. Air VII - Slow
  8. Air VIII - Allegro
  9. Air IX - For a Flute and a Violin
  10. Air X
  11. Air XI - Hornpipe
  12. Air XII
  13. Air XIII - Slow
  14. Air XIV
  15. Air XV - For a Flute and a Violin
  16. Air XVI - Menuet
  17. Air XVII - Menuet
  18. Air XVIII - Fanfare
  19. Air XIX - Gavott Rondeau
  20. Air XX - Gigg
  21. Air XXI - Largo
  22. Air XXII - Menuet
  23. Air XXIII - Menuet
  24. Air XXIV - Fanfare
  25. Air XXV - Vivace
  26. Air XXVI - Andante
  27. Air XXVII - Menuet
  28. Air XXVIII - Menuet
  29. Air XXIX - Menuet - For a German Flute and Violin, or two Violins
  30. Air XXX - For a Flute and a Violin
First Publication. 1744: self-published as "The Musical Amusements"
1747: published in London
Composer Time PeriodComp. Period Baroque
Piece Style Baroque
Instrumentation 2 flutes or flute and violin
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