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Re: Cross-string trills (was: Baroque ornamentation)
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- Subject: Re: Cross-string trills (was: Baroque ornamentation)
- From: "winter" <winter@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 3 Apr 1998 13:10:57 +0200
-----Messaggio originale-----
Data: venerdě 3 aprile 1998 13.08
Subject: Cross-string trills (was: Baroque ornamentation)
>Regarding cross-string trills, Angelo Gilardino wrote:
>
>>Actually, this trillo has been invented (according to what papers show) by
>>Mauro Giuliani.
>>Please, see his Method ("Studio per la chitarra", op. 1, pag. 40 in the
>>reprint of Tecla Editions), where the Great Author dedicates a paragraph
to
>>the subject "Del trillo su due corde" ("Of the trill on two strings").
>
>With due respect, it is highly unlikely that Giuliani "invented" this kind
>of trill. It is described in several guitar methods published prior to
>Giuliani's "Studio" of 1812. These spring to my mind (a more extensive
>search through my library of early guitar methods would surely reveal
>others as well):
>Staehlin: Anleitung zum Guitarrespiel (Offenbach ca. 1809, definitely
>before 1811)
>Carulli: Methode Complette, op. 27 (Paris 1810/11)
>
>However, as far as I know, the technique was not used in baroque guitar or
>baroque lute music. But may be someone else can elaborate on that?
>
>Erik Stenstadvold, Oslo
>
I agree with your correct remark. Thankyou.
Angelo Gilardino
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