EMB (Editio Musica Budapest) Dances Of The Baroque Era - Flute A Bec Piano
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Summary of This Score
This volume of the Recorder Music series, edited by Nagy Olivér, offers an immersive journey into the Baroque style through a selection of short and expressive movements. It features emblematic dances (sarabande, gavotte, bourrée, minuet, siciliana, gigue, hornpipe) as well as excerpts from sonatas and suites, perfect for developing rhythmic regularity, clarity of attacks, and elegance of cadences.
The table of contents alternates character pieces and more cantabile movements: Telemann (Minuet), Albinoni (Sonata in F major: Largo, Giga), Marcello (Sonata in B-flat major: Gavotte, Minuet), not forgetting the essential pages by Händel (Sonatas op. 1) and Vivaldi (Sonata RV 52). The collection also gives prominence to the French school (Hotteterre) and to composers sought after for recorder practice (Loeillet, Chédeville, Pepusch), offering a variety of styles and musical textures.
Designed for recorder and piano (or other melodic instrument), this collection is particularly suitable for working on Baroque interpretation: duo balance, breathing, ornaments, dance articulations, and discourse construction. An excellent resource to enrich a teaching program, prepare an audition, or simply build a repertoire of effective and enjoyable Baroque pieces.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Collective (Bach, Händel, Vivaldi, Telemann, Albinoni, Marcello, Hotteterre, Loeillet, Chédeville, Pepusch, and others) | Genre | Baroque |
| Arranger | Nagy Olivér (edition) | Pages | 72 |
| Instrumentation | Recorder (or other melodic instrument) and piano | Year of publication | 1986 |
| Collection | Recorder Music | ||
Questions frequently asked
Which Baroque dances are included in this recorder music collection?
The volume notably includes sarabande, gavotte, bourrée, minuet, siciliana, gigue, and hornpipe. Movements from sonatas and suites complete this selection.
Is Dances Of The Baroque Era arranged with piano accompaniment?
The edition is written for recorder and piano. The melodic part can also be performed by another melodic instrument.
Which composers are featured in this Recorder Music score?
The selection includes works by Telemann, Albinoni, Marcello, Händel, and Vivaldi. Hotteterre, Loeillet, Chédeville, and Pepusch are also among the represented composers. The edition is by Nagy Olivér.
How many pages does the collection have?
This score contains 72 pages and was published in 1986.
Does this score assist with practicing Baroque style on the recorder?
The dances and sonata excerpts allow for practicing articulations, ornaments, and cadences of the Baroque repertoire. Duo work with piano also engages musical balance and breathing.
