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I think I may give it a miss, to be on the safe side; I'm sure from cross reference of the recordings that the notes are as Rossi wrote, Though the structure (placements of Ritornello, segregation of verses by an instrumental ritornello etc) differs, so I simply amalgamated the varying aspects of ea...

I had believed that the Vatican Library may do me a photocopy (national in paris did the same for some charpentier I needed) but didn't even reply to my enquiry. Then, as the recordings I have of it come with Rossi's 'Oratorio per la settimana santa' I assumed it was part of that, but after finding ...

I got no reply from the Library or the creator of William Christie's edition (the work has gone out of print) so a few months ago transcribed it for my own personal use. I was thinking of uploading it, as a thankyou to CPDL for the tons of music I've used, but wondered whether that would be illegal,...

I was sceptical of contacting Libraries, but the national in paris sent me the whole score for the Airs sur les stances du cid, so I'll try both, thanks.

I read that tomkin's church music would have been sung a third higher than written

Fantastic piece-Anyone got it/know where I can get a version?

Thanks in Advance

Ordered it and it came 2 days later...Thanks for telling me

Yet another request for music almost completely forgotten: Dowland's mr. henry noell lamentations. Anyone know of an edition? I could'nt find one at the early music festival

Oh! Thanks I didnt think of that
I'll give it a shot
Thanks again!

Yes it is, and yes it does They are both to be in a concert of mine hopefully, but I can't find the sheet music for the Ciaconna... and dont fancy transcribing it :/

How would I go about getting this piece of music? It's not on the internet, how would I find it in a shop or Library

Ciacona di Paradiso et dell´Inferno- Anonymous (Milian 17th century)

Could someone post this request on the correct page? when i try it asks me to log in but does'nt recognise my username.

Thanks

A quick request for this or "Longe da te, cor mio" of the same book, both monteverdi. i hav'nt got to the stage where concert pay money can help me pay the king's ransom for any of his madrigals. These two are comparitively short, and would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks