- Jean
Marie Pardessus (August 11, 1772 – May 27, 1853) was a
French lawyer. He was born at Blois, and
educated by the Oratorians, then
studied law, at...
- The
pardessus first appeared in the
early 18th century, and was
commonly pla**** by women,
particularly in French-speaking countries. The
pardessus de viole...
- Look up
pardessus or par-dessus in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Pardessus may
refer to:
Pardessus de viole, a
bowed string instrument any descant...
- b**** were most
commonly used,
viols came in
different sizes,
including pardessus (high treble,
developed in 18th century), treble, alto,
small tenor, tenor...
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sometimes denoted the
pardessus de viole, an
originally six-stringed
instrument of the
family of the viols,
since the
pardessus lost one
string and adopted...
-
rebec and
vielle to the kamenj,
renaissance fiddle,
violas da
gamba and
pardessus de viole.
Chancey received her Bachelor's in
Music and MA in performance...
- the
pardessus de
viole which is the
descant member of the viol family. In some
years she was the only
professional musician to play the
pardessus de viole...
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Joachim Menant Franz Miklosich Agénor Azéma de
Montgravier Jean
Marie Pardessus Alexis Paulin Paris Claude-Emmanuel de
Pastoret Armand-Pierre Caussin...
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Heinrich Pertz, but Jean
Marie Pardessus and
Georg Waitz referred to it as amplification. Waitz,
following Pardessus,
refers to the Lex
Salica in 4404...
- Pièces pour le
pardessus de
viole (for 1/2
pardessus de
viole and b****o continuo), op. 3 (1737) Sonates, duos & pièces (for 1/2
pardessus de viole/violin/violone/flute...
