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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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Very useful anthology
I wouldn't dream of paying list for it, but in light of used copies being available quite inexpensively, this is a little treasure of a book, most useful for anyone with a technical, say a composer's, interest in how they did that magic we call baroque music. This apparently is the score resource for a textbook. There are keyboard pieces, opera scores, religious works,...
Published on June 23, 2009 by Fernand Raynaud
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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Very useful anthology,
By Fernand Raynaud (California, USA) - See all my reviews
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I wouldn't dream of paying list for it, but in light of used copies being available quite inexpensively, this is a little treasure of a book, most useful for anyone with a technical, say a composer's, interest in how they did that magic we call baroque music. This apparently is the score resource for a textbook. There are keyboard pieces, opera scores, religious works, small and full chamber ensembles. Mostly it uses modern notation, but there are a few facsimiles and an unmeasured prelude. The source of each score is discussed, as are performance issues. The choice of composers is of course arbitrary (41 scores in 360 pages) but very plausible. The stage is set by 8 pre-baroque scores: Pelstrina, Monteverdi et al. The printing is good, the format is handy, yet (for the most part) legible. I'd say this is just about perfect. Find a nice used copy for a few dollars, and you can't go wrong.
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Music of the Baroque by David Schulenberg (Hardcover - January 23, 2008)
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