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CMM 112 ALESSANDRO GRANDI (ca. 1586-1630), Opera Omnia, edited by Jeffrey Kurtzman, et al., Vol. 1. Il primo libro de motetti a due, tre, quattro, cinque, & otto voci, con una Messa a quattro (1610), ed. Saunders: Corpus Mensurabilis Musicae, cartea 112

Editat de Steven Saunders Autor Alessandro Grandi
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 31 dec 2010
Alessandro Grandi (ca. 1586–1630) is best known as the first composer to use a form of the word “cantata” to describe a set of musical compositions (for his Cantade et arie, ca. 1618) and as Monteverdi’s vice-maestro di cappella at San Marco in Venice during the 1620s. His first published music, the Primo libro de motetti a due, tre, quattro, cinque, & otto voci, con una Messa à quattro (Venice, 1610), contains two fairly conventional compositions, a polychoral motet and a four-voice setting of the Ordinary of the Mass. The core of the collection, however, is a set of innovative few-voice motets in which Grandi introduces a variety of novel formal schemes and compositional techniques. He juxtaposes short motives in ways that suggest both dialogue techniques and the concerato interplay of voices common in the lighter secular genres. Several motets employ parlante subjects that recall the clipped diction of Monterverdi’s fourth and fifth book of madrigals, and Grandi’s quasi-canonic entries built over harmonic sequences evoke duet passages from the continuo madrigals that close Monteverdi’s Fifth Book. In short, Grandi’s Primo libro de motetti shows that he helped to forge the concertato style in the early years of the seventeenth-century. This new series of publications will be edited by an editorial team headed by Jeffrey Kurtzman, in collaboration with Dennis Collins, Robert Kendrick, and Steven Saunders. Grandi's first published music, the Primo libro de motetti a due, tre, quattro, cinque, & otto voci, con una Messa à quattro (Venice, 1610), contains two fairly conventional compositions, a polychoral motet and a four-voice setting of the Ordinary of the Mass. The core of the collection, however, is a set of innovative few-voice motets in which Grandi introduces a variety of novel formal schemes and compositional techniques. He juxtaposes short motives in ways that suggest both dialogue techniques and the concerato interplay of voices common in the lighter secular genres. Several motets employ parlante subjects that recall the clipped diction of Monterverdi's Fourth and Fifth Books of Madrigals, and Grandi's quasi-canonic entries built over harmonic sequences evoke duet passages from the continuo madrigals that close Monteverdi's Fifth Book. In short, Grandi's Primo libro de motetti shows that he helped to forge the concertato style in the early years of the seventeenth-century. For more information, see http://www.corpusmusicae.com/cmm/cmm_cc112.htm
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781595515032
ISBN-10: 1595515038
Pagini: 200
Dimensiuni: 241 x 349 x 15 mm
Editura: American Institute of Musicology
Colecția American Institute of Musicology, GmbH
Seria Corpus Mensurabilis Musicae


Cuprins

CMM 112-01, no. 1 Hodie nobis de cælo 3 CMM 112-01, no. 2 Ad te de luce vigilantibus 6 CMM 112-01, no. 3 Quam dives es (transposed down a fifth) 8 CMM 112-01, no. 4 Exaudi Domine 11 CMM 112-01, no. 5 Audivit Dominus 13 CMM 112-01, no.