Toccata 'Athalanta' (Bonelli, Aurelio)

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Scores and Parts

11 more: Coro I - Score • Coro II - Score • Coro I - Descant • Coro I - Treble • Coro I - Tenor • Coro I - Bass • Coro II - Descant • Coro II - Treble • Coro II - Tenor • Coro II - Bass • Engraving files (Capella)

Editor Ulrich Alpers
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Misc. Notes These file(s) are part of the Werner Icking Music Collection.
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Arrangements and Transcriptions

For 4 Lutes (Höger)

4 more: Lute 1 (tablature) • Lute 2 (tablature) • Lute 3 (tablature) • Lute 4 (tablature)

Arranger Anton Höger
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Misc. Notes Intavolation in French Lute-tablature (Unisono) with diminutions in the tradition of the great luteplayers of the 16th century. If performed I would look forward about a small reference to my efforts.
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For 4 Guitars (Höger)

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Arranger Anton Höger
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General Information

Work Title Toccata a 8 'Athalanta'
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Composer Bonelli, Aurelio
Internal Reference NumberInternal Ref. No. IAB 7
First Publication. 1602 in Il Primo Libro de Ricercari et canzoni a qvattro voci
Composer Time PeriodComp. Period Renaissance
Piece Style Renaissance
Instrumentation Organ

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The contents of Primo libro de ricercari et canzoni, according to Grove Music, "mostly in four parts, belong to the ‘classical’ Venetian tradition of instrumental music; they are also found, transcribed into German organ tablature and decked out with organ-style embellishments and diminutions, in a source in the Biblioteca Nazionale Universitaria, Turin (VIII, Giordano, 8), which dates from 1639–40." This puts the organ version after Bonelli's death, and not necessarily by him, although he was an organist.