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The French Noel - With an Anthology of 1725 Arranged for Flute Duet (Paperback)
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The French Noel - With an Anthology of 1725 Arranged for Flute Duet (Paperback)
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From the Renaissance to the Baroque, French noels joined sacred
texts with profane music and dance. They relate tales of shepherds
and shepherdesses along with stories of Mary and the Child. This
performing edition contains sixteen noels that appeared in an
anthology of popular tunes published in 1725, where they were
arranged for two flutes by the instrument maker Jean-Jacques
Rippert. Betty Bang Mather and Gail Gavin present them here in
modern notation in a form that may also be sung. They provide the
original lyrics - which had disappeared from song collections - and
include all the verses for each piece as well as English
translations of first verses. Part I discusses the meaning of the
word Noel, the noel as sacred parody and rustic poetry, and its
place in the church. It also explores the relationship between
noels and dance, the musical notation and styles of seventeenth-
and eighteenth-century noel settings, and the long-standing
relationship between flutes, shepherds, angels, and song. The
volume is enhanced by facsimiles from early collections of noels,
including several pages from Rippert's publication. Mather and
Gavin define the noel's place in history and encourage today's
readers to play these charming pieces, sing them, and dance to
their music.
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