WLSCM
Web Library of Seventeenth-Century Music

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Trio de Mr. Charpentier

for three instruments (SSB)
WLSCM No. 1
Charpentier, Marc-Antoine
Editor:John S. Powell

Missa Sanctae Maria Magdalenae

for 6 wind instruments, 6 string instruments, 7 voices, and organ
WLSCM No. 2
Sances, Giovanni Felice
Editor:David Hauser and Steven Saunders

Madrigali et symfonie, Op. 2 (selections)

WLSCM No. 3
Marini, Biagio
Editor:Thomas D. Dunn

Music for Vespers

selections from Op. 18 and Op. 20 (with reconstructions of the missing parts)
WLSCM No. 4
Marini, Biagio
Editor:Thomas D. Dunn

Hor che graditi horrori

Cantata for Soprano and Basso Continuo
WLSCM No. 5
Scarlatti, Alessandro
Editor:Rosalind Halton

Music from Montfleury's Le Mary sans femme

WLSCM No. 6
Unknown
Editor:John S. Powell

Lucretia Romana

Cantata for Soprano and Basso Continuo
WLSCM No. 7
Scarlatti, Alessandro
Editor:Rosalind Halton

Quanto sete per me pigri, o momenti!

Cantata for Soprano and Basso Continuo
WLSCM No. 8
Cesti, Antonio
Editor:Rosalind Halton

Cantate gentes

Motet for Seven String and Wind Instruments, Seven Voices, and Organ
WLSCM No. 9
Valentini, Giovanni
Editor:Andrew H. Weaver

Dialogo: Mergellina e Zefiro

Serenata for Soprano, Alto, String Ensemble, and Basso Continuo
WLSCM No. 10
Anonymous (c. 1696)
Editor:Marie-Louise Catsalis
  • Manuscript page of Schmelzer violin sonata

    Sonata a Violino Solo by Johann Heinrich Schmelzer

    This edition, edited by Charles E. Brewer, presents a sonata for solo scordatura violin comprised of 99 varied repetitions of an ostinato. Included in the edition is a detailed examination of the source, problems with the continuo, and a possible performance solution. A complete score and continuo part are included in the appendices along with a detailed formal analysis of the work. Image credit: Leuven, University Archives, KU Leuven, Archives of the Di Martinelli family, VII.59, p. 45 (detail). Reproduced with permission
  • Sinfonia undecima edition opening measure

    12 Sinfonia for Violins by Giovanni Bononcini

    Our collection of music for strings continues to grow with the addition of twelve sinfonia by Giovanni Bononcini (1670-1747), son of Giovanni Maria Bononcini, whose work was recently added to the Anthology of Italian Instrumental Music (Monuments of Seventeenth-Century Music, Volume 2). Our collection now includes six sinfonia for two violins from his Opus 4, published in 1686 and a further six for solo violin and continuo from Opus 6, published in 1687. Prepared by Thomas D. Dunn, the editions join a growing anthology of works that will gather representative instrumental works from across the Italian 17th-century.
  • Marini La Avogadrina Page 1

    New Editions by Biagio Marini

    Six new works for strings by Biagio Marini (1594-1663) have been published in the Anthology of Italian Instrumental Music (Monuments of Seventeenth-Century Music, Volume 2). Prepared by Niels Martin Jensen and Thomas D. Dunn, the editions join a growing anthology of works from across the Italian 17th-century.

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