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Chamber music from Sibley April 30, 2009

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Herold
     Title: Sonate pour le piano forte, composee … par Ferdinand Herold. Oeuvre 1er.
   Authors: He?rold, Ferdinand, 1791-1833.
        ID: http://hdl.handle.net/1802/6709

     Title: Trois quatuors pour deux violons, alto et violoncello. Oeuvre VIII.
   Authors: Wranitzky, Anton, 1761-1820.
        ID: http://hdl.handle.net/1802/6710

     Title: Trois quatuors pour deux violons, alto et violoncelle, oeuvre 7me / composes par Mr. F. Neubauer
   Authors: Neubauer, Franz Christoph, 1750-1795
        ID: http://hdl.handle.net/1802/6711

     Title: Sonate (en ut) pour violon et piano, op. 59 / par Vincent D’Indy.
   Authors: Indy, Vincent d’, 1851-1931.
        ID: http://hdl.handle.net/1802/6713

Sergio Roberto de Oliveira April 30, 2009

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The music of Mellon Artist-in-Residence Sergio Roberto de Oliveira was heard last Saturday at Nelson, performed by instrumentalists from the Duke Department of Music. Read what CVNC had to say.

Cantatas by Handel and Scarlatti April 29, 2009

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Alessandro Scarlatti

 

Lovers of Baroque vocal music will be interested to know that the Music Library has recently added to its collection scores for secular cantatas by George Frideric Handel and Alessandro Scarlatti in new editions from Garri Editions. These editions are notable, among other things, for leaving a staff blank for the continuo player to fill in his/her own realization of the figured bass.

Johann Baptist Cramer April 29, 2009

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The Music Library has just received a facsimile reprint edition of the Three Sonatas, op. 30 by Johann Baptist Cramer. Cramer is most well-known to pianists for his studies, published in two sets of 42 each in 1804 and 1810. These were known to and praised by Beethoven. However, the long-lived Cramer also published 117 sonatas. Duke has a number of sonatas by him in Rare Books, but the new reprint is the only set of sonatas by Cramer which circulates from the Music Library.

M23 C786 op. 25 2005

Music from the Danish National Library (including Telemann) April 28, 2009

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New Scans from Denmark

Telemann

Telemann

Anon. Ach Gott wie manches. (Kantate for soli, kor, 2 oboer, 2 fløjter, strygere og bc).  (ms in Weyse’s Collection, 17??) 
Anon.  Motetto. “Du unser Gott”. (ms in Weyse’s Collection, 17??) 

Graun, C.H.  The Battle of Rosbach. (For a keyboard instrument).  ([London] : Longman and Broderip, s.a.) 
Graun, C.H.  Cantata, Lavinia a Turno, a Soprano solo, due Violini, Viola e Basso. (Score and parts).  (Lpz. : G.G.I. Breitkopf, 1762) 
Graun, C.H.  Den Preusische March. (For 2 violins).  (ms, copy (Julius Foss))
Graun, C.H.  Te deum laudamus. (Score).  (Lpz. : G.G.I. Breitkopf, 1757) 

Spazier, Karl  “Gross ist Gott” for 4 stemmer (SATB).   (ms in Weyse’s Collection, 17??) 
Telemann, G.Ph.  Cantatas in Weyse’s Collection. (mss, 17??) 

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