By Eric Turkel
ISBN-10: 082561130X
ISBN-13: 9780825611308
This e-book offers you an knowing of acoustic tools and voices that might dramatically enhance your wisdom of sound construction and arranging.
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These additions are rarely encountered, are unique to each composer, and need not be memorized. 8 is a chart of dissonant chords from F oscarini’s ca. 9 is from Calvi’s 1646 anthology. N otice that on F oscarini’s chart only the fingered notes of the chord are notated. It is assumed that the remaining courses are open and will be sounded in the chord. ╇ Carlo Calvi, “alfabeto falso” 22 7 Id io m s U n iq u e to t h e B a r o q u e G u ita r “I n v e r s i o n l e s s ” C h o r d s W hen chords are sounded on a guitar that is strung without basses, no strongly audible inversions are produced; the chords are heard as units of pure block harmony.
They are for a guitar using stringing B (with a bourdon on the fourth course). A n asterisk has been placed under the notes in the tablature where the music seems to indicate that the upper octave string and the bourdon should be played together. O therwise, only the upper octave string should be sounded. T uning charts found in two anonymous sources suggest that, occasionally, the third course was strung with an upper octave (g’) instead of unisons. Certain passages in the music of a number of composers, including G aspar S anz (1674) and L udovico R oncalli (1692), imply the same.
T o maximize the effect, use tenuto technique, holding down every note and chord for as long as possible so that the notes ring on into each other. This effect can be spellbinding if executed properly. Make a crescendo into bar 56. F rom that point to the downbeat of bar 64 there is what appears to be a succession of rather simple strummed chords. This section cries out for rhythmic embellishment in the form of strongly played repicci (described in part 1, chapter 5 under the heading R hythmic O rnamentation).
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