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Italian Manuscript Sources of 17th Century Keyboard Music
Studies in Musicology, No. 18 George Buelow, Series Editor Professor of Musicology Indiana University
Other Titles in This Series
No. 10 Theories of Chromatic and Enharmonic Music
in Late 16th Century Italy
Karol Berger
No. 11. French Harpsichord Music of the 17th Century: A Thematic Catalog of the Sources with Commentary
Bruce Gustafson
No. 12 The Genesis of Schumann’s DICHTERLIEBE:
A Source Study No. 13. The Formation of Opera: The Influence of Humanist Thought and Italian Renaissance Poetry
Rufus E. Hallmark
Barbara Russano Hanning
No. 14 Kurt Weill in Europe
Kim H. Kowalke
No. 15 TON UND WORT: The Lieder of Richard Strauss
Barbara A. Petersen
No. 16 Italian Opera in London, 1760-1800
Fred C. Petty
No. 17 German Music Theory in the Early 17th Century: The Treatises of Johannes Lippius
Benito V. Rivera
Z Italian Manuscript Sources of 17th Century Keyboard Music _
by
Alexander Silbiger ‘|
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ARY BR LI H C S E O R N O T Y A D F O TY IVERSI
Copyright © 1976, 1980 Alexander Silbiger All rights reserved Produced and distributed by UMI Research Press an imprint of University Microfilms International Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106
Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data Silbiger, Alexander, 1935Italian manuscript sources of 17th century keyboard music. (Studies in musicology
; ser. 2, 18)
Bibliography: p. Includes index. 1. Harpsichord music—Bibliography. 2. Music, Italian —Bibliography. 3. Music—Bibliography—Manuscripts. |. Title. Il. Series.
ML128.H35S5 ISBN 0-8357-1075-0
016.7864
79-25558
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TABLES
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MUSICAL EXAMPLES
1X
ABBREVIATIONS
AND OTHER CONVENTIONS
KEY TO MANUSCRIPT SHORT TITLES
Xill XV
KEY TO SHORT TITLES OF FRESCOBALDI EDITIONS
X1X
PREFACE
XX1
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
XXlil
INTRODUCTION
1
PART ONE: THE ITALIAN MANUSCRIPT I. I. Il. IV. Vy. VI. VII. VIII. IX. x: XI.
XI.
SOURCES
The Printed Source Tradition The Manuscript Sources Before 1600 The Seventeenth-Century Manuscripts: A Preliminary Survey Format, Binding, Collation, and Paper Notation Instrumentation The Repertory Organization of the Contents Concordances Attributions
2) 7 11 tS 17 19 25 29 45 49 i
Parody, Pasticcio, and Partial Concordance
63
Provenance and Function
71
PART TWO: ANNOTATED
CATALOGUE OF THE MANUSCRIPTS — 79
Introductory Note Table of Manuscripts
81 83
Contents
PART THREE:
STUDIES
ON INDIVIDUAL
COMPOSERS
149 15 152 12 165 171 175 178 186
Introductory Note Giovanni Battista Ferrini Girolamo Frescobaldi Giovanni de Macque Tarquinio Merula Bernardo Pasquini Ercole Pasquini Michel’ Angelo Rossi NOTES
187
BIBLIOGRAPHY
209
INDEX
215
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Tables la.
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10. at: 12; TS. 14.
16a.
16b.
The Number of Publications of Italian Keyboard Music (Excluding Reprints) Between 1500 and 1700 in 50-year Intervals The Number of Publications of Italian Keyboard Music (Excluding Reprints) Between 1590 and 1680 in 30-year Intervals The 16th-Century Manuscripts Staff Systems Used in 17th-Century Italian Keyboard Manuscripts Some Specifications of Instruments in 17th-Century Italian Keyboard Publications The Abstract Genres in the Manuscript Sources Settings of Traditional Arie and Balli in the Manuscript Sources Dances in the Manuscript Sources Concordances to 17th-Century Italian Publications Concordances Among the Manuscripts Concordances Among Variation Sets Passaggi for the Viola Bastarda in London 30491 Summary of the Contents of London 30491 Structure and Content of Chigi 25 Compositions Attributed to Frescobaldi in Italian Manuscript Sources Compositions Attributed to de Macque in Italian Manuscript Sources Compositions Attributed to Ercole Pasquini in Italian Manuscript Sources Sources for the Canzona, Shindle No. 16-17
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Frescobaldi, RECERCARI (1615), p. 7: Recercar (mm. 1-2); Chigi 24, f. 15: Recercare (mm. 1-2); f. 13: Recercare (mm. 1-2) Ravenna 545, f. 42: Canzon di Cesare Argentino Ravenna 545, f. 49’: Canzon (mm. 1-3); Ravenna
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London 30491, f. 11: Canzon d’Ippolito (mm. 1-3); London 30491, f. 14: Canzon di Stella (mm. 1-2); London 30491, f. 27’: Canzon di Rinaldo (mm. 1-3) Sa. 5b. 6a. 6b. Hide De
Chigi 27, f. 63: Corrente (mm. 1-3) Frescobaldi, TOCCATE II (1627), p. 83: Corrente Prima (mm. 1-8) Venice 1299, p. 50: [Frescobaldi], Toccata (mm. 1-4) Frescobaldi, TOCCATE I (1615), p. 7: Toccata Terza
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65 (mm. 1-2) 67 Chigi 205, f. 114: Corrente (mm. 1-7) Frescobaldi, TOCCATE I (1615), p. 66: Corrente Prima 67 (mm. 1-11) London 40080, f. 14: [Frescobaldi?] Canzon Sesta (mm. 53-74); London 40080, f. 25’: [Frescobaldi?] Canzon Nona (mm. 53-78);
London 36661, f. 28’: Del Sigl. Freses Baldi, Toccata 9a. Ob. 10. lla.
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(mm. 58-80) Bologna 53, f. 102: [untitled composition] (mm. 1-14) Bologna 53, f. 103’: [untitled composition] (mm. 1-8) Naples 48, f. 30’: Pastorale Chigi 24, f. 15: Recercare (mm. 1-2); Chigi 24, f. 16’: Canzona (mm. 1-2); Chigi 24, f. 22: Recercare (mm. 1-2); Chigi 24, f. 23’: Canzona (mm. 1-2) Chigi 24, f. 7': Recercare (mm. 1-2); Chigi 24, {7 19"
Canzona (mm. 1-2) Chigi 27, f. 37’: [untitled composition] (mm. 21-25) Chigi 27, f. 19’: [untitled composition] (mm. 1-4) ix
68 98 98 108
122 122 vied 127
List of Musical Examples 14a. 14b.
13: 16.
Chigi 27, f. 36’: [untitled composition] (mm. 1-5) D’Anglebert, Piéces de Clavecin (Paris, 1689), p. S51: Passacaille (mm. 1-5) Chigi 28, f. 41: Colascione London 40080, f. 2: [Frescobaldi?], Canzona Prima (mm. 1-8)
17a. 17b. ACE
Ravenna 545, f. 35: Capriccio di G. F. (mm. 1-2, 29-31) Ravenna 545, f. 39’: Capriccio di G. F. (mm. 1-2)
18a. 18b. Sc: 19a. 19b. 20a. 20b. 20c. 20d. 20e. 20 f.
Chigi 25, f. 5’: Toccata per organo (mm. 1-2) Chigi 25, f. 13: Toccata per organo (mm. 1-2) Chigi 25, f. 31: Toccata Per organo con Pedali (mm. 1-2)
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Ravenna 545, f. 60’: Canzon di Girolamo Frescobaldi (mm. 1-2)
Chigi 25, f. 20: Capriccio (mm. 9-10) Palestrina, ‘‘Vestiva i colli,’’ alto part (mm. 2-5)
Chigi 25, f. 51: Toccata p* (m. 20) Froberger, Toccata IV (m. 16)
Chigi 25, f. 56: Toccata 2% (mm. 36-38) Froberger, Toccata IX (mm. 31-33)
Chigi 25, f. 56: Toccata 2“ (mm. 64-65) Froberger, Toccata XVIII (mm.
12-14)
Chigi 25, f. 63: Toccata 3% (mm. 86-87) Froberger, Toccata VII (mm. 35-36)
12 127 129
158 160 160 160 163 163 163 163 163 166 166 166 166 166 167 167 167
London 30491, f. 23: Capriccio di Gio: de Macque sopra re, fa, mi, sol (mm.
1-3)
21b.
Trabaci, RICERCATE I (Sa. 1603), p. 63: Capriccio sopra
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la, fa, sol, la (mm. 1-4) Florence 106b, f. 9’: P[rimo] del Macque (mm. 1-4) Trabaci, RICERCATE I (Sa. 1603c), p. 1: Primo Tono con tre fughe (mm. 105)
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Naples 73, f. 121: Durezze, e ligature di Gio. macque (mm.
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Naples 48, f. 55: Intrata d’organo di Giov. Macque
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