Western European Composers of the 16th–18th Centuries

Issue 1 Spain, Portugal, Netherlands

• First section (easy pieces)
  • Mudarra A. Tiento
  • Cabezon A. Three four-voice pieces from the collection “Psalmody for Beginners”
  • Juan Bermudo. Pange lingua
  • Thomas (de Santa Maria). Harmonization of the melody
    • Fantasy (imitation)
  • A. van den Kerckhovhen. Two-Part Verse
  • Dutch music notebooks:
  • Notebook I (Susanna van Sold, 1599)
    • Allemande of the young nun
    • Carpenter’s Allemande
    • Dance
    • Love Allemande
    • Allemande to the song “Brunette Girl”
    • Prelude
  • Notebook II
    • Spanish Pavane
    • Wilhelmus
    • Ah, Amerillis
    • English melody
    • [Sweelinck J.?]. Malle Simen
    • Ballet Bronkhorst
  • Notebook III
    • [Gastoldi G.]. The Beautiful Siren
    • Brabant Dragoon March
    • Song
    • [Butler J.] “How Unjust is Fate”
  • Notebook IV
    • Prelude
    • Sarabande
    • Canzona
• Section Two
  • Isaac G. Canzona “La Martinella”
  • Cabezón A. Tiento
    • Differentias (variations) on a knight’s song
  • Sweelinck J. Ricercar brevis
    • Arrangement of the chorale “Allein zu dir”
    • Variations on the song “Mein junges Leben hat ein End”
  • Cabanilles X. Two Tientos
  • Leye J.B. Three movements from Suite No. 3 in C minor
    • 1. Allemande
    • 2. Courant
    • 3. Sarabande
  • Seixas K. Sonata in A minor
    • Sonata in a minor (fugue)
  • Soler A. Sonata cis-mol!
  • Rodriguez F. Rondo B-dur
  • Galles X. Sonata in F minor
  • F. M de Santo Elias. Sonata in Es major
  • Serrano B. Sonata in B major

Issue 2 England, Germany

• First section (easy pieces)
  • Pauman K. Arrangement of a German folk song
    • Melody of the same song (attempt at reconstruction)
  • Kotter G. Arrangement of the chorale
  • Normiger A. Three Dance Pieces
  • Unknown author. Dump for Milady Carey.
  • From “The Fitzwilliam Virginian Book.” (Plays by unknown authors)
    • Courant
    • Dance
    • Courant
    • Allemande
    • “Courant Lady Raych”
    • Royal Morisco
  • Bird V. Queen’s Allemande
  • Farnaby J. Mel Sime
    • “Tell me, Daphne.”
  • Bull J. Giga “Dr. Bull himself”
    • Prelude
  • Kunau I. Burre
    • Sarabande
  • From the Leningrad Clavier Book:
  • The girl’s complaint
    • Dance
    • Courant
    • Dance
    • Masquerade
    • Masquerade with variation
  • From the Zerbst Clavier Book
    • [Wideburg]. Sarabande
    • [Wideburg]. Bourret
  • From the songbook “The Muse Singing on the Banks of the Pleissa” by Sperontes
    • Aria (No. 29)
    • Minuet (No. 30)
    • Aria (No. 28)
    • Siciliana (No. 67)
    • March (No. 34)
  • From the “Musical Songbook” by J. S. Bach – G. X. Schemelli
    • Bach I. S. “Forget Me Not”
  • From the “Music Book of K. F. Tsoymerin”
    • [Bach I. S.] Sarabande
• Section Two
  • From the Robertsbridge Codex (1325)
    • Prints
  • Buchner G. Chorale arrangement with original fingering
  • Kareel S. Fantasy for Lute
  • Philips P. Arrangement of the madrigal by G. Caccini
  • Dowland J. Pavana “Tears”
  • Dowland J. Galliard “Can She Forgive?”
  • Bull J. Fantasy
  • Tisdell W. Chromatic Pavane “Pavane of Catherine Tregiens”
  • Scheidt S. Variations on the Galliard by J. Dowland
  • Froberger I. Ya. Allemande from the suite
    • Capriccio
  • Pachelbel I. Prelude and Fugue
    • Ricercar
  • Krebs I. L. From the collection “Klavierübung”
    • 1. “Christ lag in Todesbanden” (No. 4)
    • 2. “Erbarm dich mein, oh Herre Gott” (No. 10)

Issue 3 Italy, France.

• First section (easy pieces)
  • Two songs from an Italian manuscript collection (early 16th century)
    • 1. “Marquis de Saluzzo”
    • 2. “Why did my lady die?”
  • Frottola “Does not remain in this valley.” from the collection of Andrea Antichis (1517)
    • Plays from the collections of Pierre Attaingnan (1530, 1531)
    • Pavane and galliard.
    • Galliard
    • The song “Recklessness”
    • Branle
    • Galliard
  • Sanctus from the collection of Pierre Attaingnan (1531)
  • Francesco da Milano. Ricercar
  • French song “As long as I live” based on Rossetto’s intavolature (1546)
  • Two dances from the collection “Intabulatura Nova” (1551)
    • 1. Pavane
    • 2. “Royal Saltarello”
  • Cavazzoni G. Two Hymns
  • Gabrieli A. “Intonation”
  • Gabrieli J. Four “Intonations”
  • Anefir F. Song “The Heart Does Not Respond to Sound” in the original for choir and in the author’s intavolature for keyboard
  • Anerio J. F. Galliarda
  • Gautier D. “Consolation to the Friends of Mr. de Lenclos” for lute
  • Chambonnières J.S. Short Pieces for Harpsichord
    • Courant
    • Sarabande
    • “A Gigue with a Canon”
    • Rondo
    • Shakonna
    • Prank
  • Couperin F. The Burgundy Girl (“La Charoloise”)
  • Scarlatti D. Two Minuets
  • Scarlatti D. Two Sonatas
• Section Two
  • Francesco da Milano. Fantasy for Lute
  • Cavazzoni G. Canzona on the song “Falte d’argens” by Josquin Desprez
  • Gabrieli A. Ricercar (instrumental canzona)
  • Diruta J. Toccata
  • Pellegrini V. Canzona “La serpentina”
  • Titlouz J. “Pange lingua”
  • Frescobaldi G. Three Fugues
  • Frescobaldi G. Partita (variations) on the theme “Folia”
  • Chambonnières J. Ch. Pieces for Harpsichord
    • Allemande “Monastery”
    • A remake of “The Monastery”
    • Courant
    • Double chimes
    • Pavane “Conversation of the Gods”
  • Pasquini B. Scherzo “The Cuckoo”
  • Dandrieu J. F. “In the Sound of the Timpanum” (“Le Timpanon”)