Manuscript, PL-Kj Mus.ms.40633 (Various)

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Movements/SectionsMov'ts/Sec's 2 parts
First Publication 1750-53 ca.
Genre Categories Dances; For lute; Scores featuring the lute; For 1 player

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Publisher. Info. Manuscript, c.1750-1753.
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Work Title Manuscript, PL-Kj Mus.ms.40633
Alternative. Title olim: Werner Wolffheim, Berlin, Preußische Staatsbibliothek
Composer Various
Internal Reference NumberInternal Ref. No. None [force assignment]
Movements/SectionsMov'ts/Sec's 2 parts
  • 2 scribes, written ca. 1750-1753, hand A (ff.1r-35v) and hand B (probably Hans Friedrich Wilhelm Raschke) (ff.36r-40r); hand B also made corrections in parts of hand A. While the parts of hand A will be a bit earlier than the parts from hand B, the main difference may be: hand A made copies (Kellner, Baron, ..., Anonymous) and hand B (Raschke) also might have composed/arranged pieces for lute while writing (several corrections) with a pencil or ink. In the 1750ies the Ms will have been owned by Raschke.
  • Info: Jan W.J. Burgers: Ernst Gottlieb Baron. Collected works, Vol.1, pp.264,265 Tree Edition
  • Partie de Mr. Baron see Burgers, Vol.1, p.269.
  • Pol[onaise]. Favorite de Mr de Bronikowsky, s.b. Koczirz, p.271, refers to Alicja Simon: Polnische Elemente in der deutschen Musik bis zur Zeit der Wiener Klassiker, Dissertation, Zürich 1916, p.120, that Bronikowsky's Polonaise D major is beside some small changes a lute arrangement of a composition (No.17) from "Schotte" (who will be Georg Balthasar Schott) for 2 violins and basso continuo, and an Ms was in the library of Werner Wolffheim.
  • The items are sometimes matched in a different way, see e.g. Adolf Koczirz: Verschollene neudeutsche Lautenisten, Archiv für Musikwissenschaft, 1921/III.
  • Concordances: Peter Steur and Markus Lutz (PL-Kj40633).

Part 1 (scribe A)

[presto], f.3v
[adagio], f.4v
Allemande, f.4v
Courante, f.5v
Gavotte, f.6v
Menuet, f.7r
La Bassesse, f.7v
  • Menuet [​Losy​], f.8r [or the end of Baron's Partie? -> Burgers, Vol.1, p.269]
  • Prelude, f.8v
  • Bourée, f.9r
  • Ouverture, f.9v
[presto], f.9v
adagio, f.10r
Ouverture, f.12r
allegro, f.12v
adagio, f.13v
Allemande, f.13v
Courrente, f.14v
Sarabande, f.15v
Menuet, f.16r
Bourrée, f.16v
Menuet, f.17r
Echo, f.17v
Gigue [​S.L. Weiss or Weichenberger?], f.18v

Part 2 (scribe B, Raschke [Hans Friedrich Wilhelm Raschke])

First Publication. 1750-53 ca.
Piece Style Baroque
Instrumentation lute
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