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published two
collections of lute
music (containing 126
frottolas and 46
ricercares),
printed by the
Venetian printing house of
Ottaviano Petrucci. Bojan...
- A
ricercar (/ˌriːtʃərˈkɑːr/ REE-chər-KAR, Italian: [ritʃerˈkar]) or
ricercare (/ˌriːtʃərˈkɑːreɪ/ REE-chər-KAR-ay, Italian: [ritʃerˈkaːre]) is a type of...
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comprises two
collections published during his lifetime, and two
ensemble ricercares. All of this
music dates from
before 1552, thus Cavazzoni's late work...
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pieces (Commuting, The Waiter's Revenge,
Ricercare No. 4)
composed by his
friend Stephen Oliver.
Ricercare No. 4 was
commissioned by
Callow especially...
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dances are not
marked for recorders. His
Musique de joye (1550)
contains ricercares and
dances for
performance on "espinetes,
violons & fleustes". In 1539–40...
- and 1959:
Musica per
archi e
pianoforte (1954), Invenzione,
Canone e
Ricercare per piano;
Sestetto per flauto, oboe, ****otto, violino, viola, e violoncello...
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instrumental and vocal.
Fugal writing is
found in
works such as fantasias,
ricercares and canzonas. "Fugue" as a
theoretical term
first occurred in 1330 when...
- 81
pieces overall: 46 intabulations, 27
ricercares, two b****adans and six
pieces for lute duet. The
ricercares are
among the most
complex of the period;...
- some
degree in most lute pieces, is
particularly evident in the
early ricercares (not
imitative as
their later namesakes, but
completely free), as well...
- capriccios). The
subjects are
always faster, much more
lively that
those of
ricercares and fantasias. A
characteristic feature is the
economy of themes: the...
