Schott CORELLI ARCANGELO - LA FOLLIA OP. 5/12 - TREBLE RECORDER AND BASSO CONTINUO
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Summary of This Score
The score "Transcription for Tenor Recorder and Basso continuo" is intended for recorder players who wish to enrich their repertoire with a piece designed for the tenor recorder, supported by basso continuo. This formation emphasizes the dialogue between the melodic line and the harmonic foundation, an ideal setting to work on intonation, breathing, articulation, and phrasing in a Baroque spirit.
The instrumentation "tenor recorder and basso continuo" offers great interpretive flexibility: the continuo can be realized according to the ensemble's usual practice (keyboard, lute, viola da gamba/cello, etc.), making the score suitable both for lessons and chamber music. The portrait format facilitates reading at the music stand, while the pagination allows easy integration into a practice session or a short concert program.
Published in 1984 and part of the "Original Music for Recorder" collection, this edition aims for practical and musical use: a reliable support to develop expressive playing, refine style, and build genuine ensemble listening between soloist and accompanist.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Instrumentation | tenor recorder and basso continuo | Pages | 34 |
| Collection | Original Music for Recorder | Year of Publication | 1984 |
Questions frequently asked
Which recorder is required to play La Follia op. 5/12?
The edition is written for alto recorder and basso continuo. The summary mentions a transcription for tenor recorder, while the instrumentation specified in the details is 'treble recorder and basso continuo'.
Can the basso continuo part be performed on a harpsichord?
The basso continuo can be realized by a keyboard instrument, in accordance with the ensemble practices mentioned. Lute, viol, or cello are also listed among the possible options.
How many pages does this score contain?
The score contains 34 pages.
Is this edition of La Follia suitable for chamber music?
The ensemble combines a melodic recorder line with a harmonic foundation of basso continuo. It allows work on ensemble listening and dialogue between soloist and accompanist. The 'Original Music for Recorder' series is recommended for this edition published in 1984.
What series does this Schott Corelli score belong to?
This reference belongs to the 'Original Music for Recorder' series. It is categorized in the classical genre and presented in portrait format for stand reading.
