Der Friends,
I'm looking for the methodical sonatas for flute and continuo by Telemann. Also more music for traverso and continuo by Quantz, Vivaldi, Hasse, Graun, Bach's sons etc...
It will be great if you can share some of this scores.
Many thanks!
This is a great page and a great idea!!.. yeah! Music for all!
musical grettings,
Jordi
Traverso music by Telemann
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Sorry about the delayed response...was meaning to respond a few days ago, got too busy.
There is a wealth of Baroque and early Classical music for flute in the Danish Royal Library collection, including a lot of sonatas for one or more flutes and basso continuo (many in manuscript form).
http://www.kb.dk/en/nb/samling/ma/digmus/index.html
From time to time when I have a few spare minutes, I like to go to their website and "harvest" a few interesting scores for IMSLP. This feels a bit like trying to drain the ocean with a teaspoon - there is so much there that there is plenty of work for possibly years to come.
Names like Telemann, Quantz, Graun and the sons of Bach are certainly well represented as well as many others - In many cases I have not imported a particular piece into IMSLP yet as I do not feel confident that I have enough information about the piece or its author to make an intelligent attempt at a work page.
I would encourage you (and anybody else who is interested) to help - whenever you are browsing the Danish Royal Library and come across something interesting, bring it over here.
Aldona
There is a wealth of Baroque and early Classical music for flute in the Danish Royal Library collection, including a lot of sonatas for one or more flutes and basso continuo (many in manuscript form).
http://www.kb.dk/en/nb/samling/ma/digmus/index.html
From time to time when I have a few spare minutes, I like to go to their website and "harvest" a few interesting scores for IMSLP. This feels a bit like trying to drain the ocean with a teaspoon - there is so much there that there is plenty of work for possibly years to come.
Names like Telemann, Quantz, Graun and the sons of Bach are certainly well represented as well as many others - In many cases I have not imported a particular piece into IMSLP yet as I do not feel confident that I have enough information about the piece or its author to make an intelligent attempt at a work page.
I would encourage you (and anybody else who is interested) to help - whenever you are browsing the Danish Royal Library and come across something interesting, bring it over here.
Aldona
“all great composers wrote music that could be described as ‘heavenly’; but others have to take you there. In Schubert’s music you hear the very first notes, and you know that you’re there already.” - Steven Isserlis