Morisca's archives of early music
A collection of stuff dumped in this corner while we decide where to park it.
Publications
Hans Gerle "Music and Tablature", Nuremberg 1546 translated by Steve Heavens. Available from www.lulu.com
Communications to FoMRHI Quarterly
1327: Praetorius' Brass Instruments and Cammerthon
1328: Praetorius' pitchpipe Pfeifflin zur Chormass
1603, 1754: Schmelzer's Violino Piffaro
1645: Review - Streichbogen (Katalog der Sammlungen alter Musikinstrumente, Wien)
1679: Review - CD Two upon a Ground, Charivari Agreable
Early Baroque Chamber Music
Foscarina was an earlier incarnation of Morisca that included several players from the
waits of York, Gloucester and Ludlow, playing serious music from the 17th century. Here is one of their
programmes, compiled for a performance at Chester Zoo: Monteverdi's Flying
Circus.
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