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CONTINUO PRACTICE FOR THE THEORBO AS INDICATED IN SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY ITALIAN PRINTED . AND MANUSCRIPT SOURCES 3 VOLUMES II: Appendices THEODOROS KITSOS Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Music Performance Practice) THE UNIVERSITY OF YORK DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC May 2005

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CONTINUO PRACTICE FOR THE THEORBO

AS INDICATED

IN SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY ITALIAN PRINTED

. AND MANUSCRIPT SOURCES

3 VOLUMES

II: Appendices

THEODOROS KITSOS

Submitted in partial fulfillment

of the requirements for the degree of

Doctor of Philosophy

(Music Performance Practice)

THE UNIVERSITY OF YORK

DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC

May 2005

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CONTENTS

Editorial Policy

APPENDIX I: Songs with Intabulated Accompaniments

111

1

I. 1. 'Cor mio, deh non languire' from Salamone Rossi, II primo libro de

madrigali a cinque voci (Venice, 1600), 15.2

1.2. 'Sü desta i fiori' from Girolamo G. Kapsberger, Libro terzo di

villanelle (Rome, 1619), 7.8

I. 3. 'Ultimi miei sospiri' from Girolamo G. Kapsberger, Libro primo di

arie passeggiate (Rome, 1612), 8.12

1.4. 'Interrotte speranze' from Girolamo G. Kapsberger, Libro primo di

arie passeggiate (Rome, 1612), 6.15

1.5. 'Stravaganza d'Amore' from Flamminio Corradi, Le stravaganze

d'amore (Venice, 1616), 4-5.21

1.6. Corrente : 'Il mormorio D'un fresco rio' from Bellerofonte Castaldi,

Capricci a due stromenti cioe tiorba e tiorbino (Modena, 1622), 49.26

APPENDIX II: Realizations 30

11.1. Alfabeto chart with transcription in modern notation from Girolamo

G. Kapsberger, Libro terzo di villanelle (Rome, 1619), {24). 31

11.2. 'Passaggi diversi sü le note per sonare sopra la parte' from Girolamo

G. Kapsberger, Libro terzo d'intavolatura di chitarone (Rome, 1626),

35-43.32

II. 3. {Cadences} from Girolamo G. Kapsberger, Libro terzo d'intavolatura

di chitarone (Rome, 1626), 43.52

II. 4. Tavola per sonare it Chitarone per sonare sopra it Basso' from

Girolamo G. Kapsberger, Libro terzo d'intavolatura di chitarone (Rome, 1626), 46-8.55

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EDITORIAL POLICY

Voice or instrument designations are presented only when these are given in the primary

source and they retain the original spelling. Parts are ordered according to the usual

hierarchy (C, A, T, B), with the insertion of additional ones in their respective registers.

All parts are rewritten in the treble or bass clefs. Prefatory staves indicate the original

clefs and key signature. Original time signatures are retained and the notes are

transcribed in full value (integer valor). Barring has not been modernized. When the

primary source lacks barring, barlines between staves have been employed

(mensurstriche). The beaming of notes in the transcription follows the original.

Editorial additions appear within brackets and any other editorial intervention is

recorded. Accidentals are modernized and when a sharp or a flat functions as a natural it

has been changed to a natural. Implied accidentals to be added as musica ficta are

indicated above the note. Redundant accidentals have been retained in round brackets.

Tablature has been reproduced below its transcription (square brackets are used for

editorial additions and round brackets for superfluous rhythmic signs). The transcription

embodies an interpretation of the original as free polyphonic material. Notes of the same

pitch that appear consecutively in different courses are indicated.

The original spelling and punctuation of the text has been retained unless

otherwise stated. Repeats of phrases have been separated by commas. Repeats indicated

by an idem sign in the source are italicized in the transcription. Extension lines indicate

the prolongation of a word until its final note.

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APPENDIX I

Songs with Intabulated Accompaniments

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I. 1 'Cor mio, deh non languire' from Salamone Rossi, 11 primo libro de madrigali a

cinque voci (Venice, 1600), 15.

Poet: Battista Guarini

Textil Cor mio, deh non languire,

Chc' fai teco languir l'anima mia.

Odi i caldi sospiri: a to gl'invia

La pietate e'1 desire.

S'i' ti potessi dar morend'aita,

Morrei per darti vita.

Ma vivi, ohime, ch'ingiustamente more

Chi vivo tien nell'altrui petto il core.

My heart, oh don't languish,

For you make my soul languish with you.

Hear my hot sighs: they are sent to you

By pity and desire.

If I could give you help by dying,

I'd die to give you life.

But do live, alas, for he unjustly dies

Who keeps his heart alive in another's breast.

Commentary: b. 1, canto, tie only in 1600 edition.

b. 7, altus, second note, c'in 1600 edition; corrected to d'in later reprints.

b. 34, tablature, third line, first character, 2(c').

` Text and translation adopted from Don Harrän (ed. ), Salamone Rossi: Complete Works, 13 vols.

(Corpus Mensurabilis Musicae, 100; American Institute of Musicology; Neuhausen: Hänssler-Verlag,

1995), i. P. lxxviii.

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I. 1 'Cor mio, deh non languire'

Canto

Alto

rttTý p 1. (1 -

prvý f! Z KI ý

Cot mi - o, deh non Ian sui re,

Cot mi - o, deh non Ian-gui --

Cot mi - o,

Cot mi -1 0.

Cot mi - o, deh non Ian-gui -

01

9, C 11M= 0

Tenore IliJl fl Cl EliliE=

[In -u

QU1RC0

Basso

t, C EKU

a. '. �a hI-, ý ý-.. ýýA a

C6iccacrone

v

6

7

Ch2 fai te - co [an guir 1'a -i-ma mi " a.

re, Ch2 fai te - co Ian a

guir l'a" - ni #i

mi - - a o-

1'a - nj - ma mi - a.

Ch2 fai te - co Ian guir 1'a - ni ma mi - - a.

re, Ch2 fai te - co Ian - guir l'a - ni - ma mi - A.

a #ý # "ý

ý11 1" ý1ý. 1ýý ýý> 9 ý. 1 i 3

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13 ý 4 s

0

ý ICF dpi cal

13

ý Y

di so - rrE

d`. i cal - di so spi -I ri: a to gl'in -

4 L

dVii

ý O- dii

V

ý

ý

ý

L

I

ý 19

5 fkc"1

Xi

cI II

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cal - di

ý

cal - di

ý

0

19

a'

so

ý 9 ý ý

0 90 spi - ri:

43,

spi

spi

II

  te gPin ý

ri: a

Fir

ri:

a

ý ý

vi

re g1'in

ý

te gl'in -

te gl'in

ý 6

di i cat - di so - spi - ri: a re g1'in

n

w 1ý-

e

so

r=4

ý U

ý

3 a -ru

JUL 43,

-- ei iaý±d f- 1 'ý F' -

iý 1-ý ll

- a La pie - ta tEp'1 de si -- --

vi -a La pie ta - ce, la pie - ta - teVe'1 de si -

49

A- a La pie ca - tu'l de - si -- --

LM I

vi "a

vi -a La pie - to - tE f'l de - si ----

ý ýýý -H V

4

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26 ý_n

121 ý ý

re. S'i' ti po tes - si dar mo-ren - d'a i- ta, S'i' ti po tes - si dar

re. S'i' ti po res - si dar mo-ren - d'a i ca, S'i' ti po tea - si dar mo-

re. S'i' ti p0-tea - si dar

7

S'i' ti po tes - si dar

re. S'i' ti po - tes - si dar mo- ren - d'a -i- ta, S'i' ti po - ces - si dar mo -

ei Uü

-: g :9

0 111 (1) 1 ý0 11ý 69 i 33

V

F9 i

too - ten - d'a i- ta, Mor tei per dar - ti vi - ta. Ma vi - vi, ohi - v

gin Ab 1 11 1A I Id

ren - d'a -i- ta, Ma vi - vi, ohi v

too - ren " d'a i- ta, Mot rei per dar - ti vi ta. Ma vi - viv, ohi -

mo - ten - d'a i- ta, Mor rei per dar - ti vi - ta. Ma vi - vi, ohi - v

ten - d'a -i- ta, Mot - rei per dar " ti vi " ca. Ma vi - vi, ohi - v

Lgn 19 R its

ej il R2 ý.: 2 ..: 9

-0 11 11 r 19 I

I ii I7"I lý1-i -T'T-

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39

m2, ch'in giu - sta - men - te mo - re Chi vi - vo tien nel l'al - trui pet c4z; ll co -

Lin 14 1

mt, ch'in - giu - eta - men - te mo

T

, ch'in - giu - eta - men - te mo -

m2, ch'in giu - sta - men - re mo - re,

m2, ma vi - vi, ohi - mi!, ch'in v giu-sta-men - ý, te mo - t

=:: lop P,

ma, ch'in - giu - sta - men - te mo - re, ch'in - giu eta - men - te mo -

2y- 1ý1 19 10 9 L 19 f L9 i

45

V

Len 1 41

re, chin giu - sta - men " to mo - re Chi vi - vo tien, chi vi - ro cien net

01 - -OL re Chi vi - vo

'

tien net-Val - trui pet - tail co - re,

Chi vi - vo tien net - l'al tail pet toil co - re, Chi vi - vo tien net - Val - trui

re Chi vi - vo tien, chi

re Chi vi - vo tien nel-I'll - trui pet - toll co - re, net - Val - trui pet - tail

9)

1w

W1919 v

6

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31 r m 2: 2

A

r1 A

Val - trui pet - rýl co -- -. -- re.

ne! . Val - trui per -- - co il co - re"

3v i

0

pet - to il co -

9

re, ael - Pal - crui pet --

6

- co ýil co - re.

vi - vo rien ael - l'al - crui pet - ccLil co - re.

do 6

co - re nel - Val - trui pet - co il co ---- re.

Lin CA =1

1f (ý) ý1ý -x 02

ý

7

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1.2 'Su' desta i fiori' from Girolamo G. Kapsberger, Libro terzo di villanelle (Rome,

1619), 7.

Poet: Unknown

Text: Sit desta i fiori

Sonnachiosa flora

Che gia l'aurora tra nov'albori

I colli imperla e le campagn'indora.

Garulletti

L'augettetti

Con dolce canto al novo Sol s'inchinano;

Si flora sti

Odi la squilla

Del di nascente

Come ridente

L'alba sfavilla

Fra lombre the nel sen del mar declinano

Non dormir piü

Che n'escan fuori

Ninfe e Patori

Come, awake the flowers

Sleepy Flora

Yet the dawn baths with the new light

The hills and fields, the countryside

The chirping

Little birds

With their sweet song bend in front of the risen Sun

Come Flora come

Listen to the trumpet

Of the new born day

How happily

The dawn shines On the shadows, dying into the sea Do not sleep anymore So will come out

Nymphs and Shepherds

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Commentary: bb. 5-6, tablature: the minim rhythmic sign is originally placed on the first

beat of b. 6.

b. 25, voice: fourth note crotchet. b. 27, voice: sixth note a

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1.2 'SU' desta i fiori' HB Cs C A0

Sü de - sc4j fin - ri son - na - chio - sa_ flo n Che gia Pau-

5 G LA B GM

I I

HB 0 HBC 0 GM

do OR

ro - ra tra no Val bo - ri i col - li im per"lae le cam-pa gn'in-do - ra i col-lLlm

4

ii

10 E B

X 0 HBC A

r ý

0HB G 0G

Ch -

per-lae le cam-pa - gn'in-do - ra. n

Ga - rul - let - ti 1'au-get tet - ti con dol-ce can - toa

I

C-] .6

F-t-9 t Y.

Q

ý

I3I

8

z'`-9

9---j-- i0

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15 X E G H0

e

0 GB

no - vo Sol s'in-chi - na - no Si no - n sd 0- di Is squil - Is del

0

i 3

20

t

01 ýJ -i3 8

3

H

J ý

BC

I

3 d 0

e

H DM

9

 

ý

[J] 6

ý

9

G H

-3

0

9

0

11 j;

di na - scen - to Co-me ri-den - to Pal - ba sh-vil - la fra lom-bre the nel

F H E

i.

d 8

ý

S

ýý U. ý J]

25 G

B

8 t -I-9

0G

M C A G G HB F

do ev sen del mar de-cli - na no Non dor-mir piü the ne-scan fuo-ri Nin - fee_ Pa - to ri

q

c. =ISa hq . F) I--T_r -- D/ ý-ý. M

=II--I

J') 6

I

[J]

r ij 9-: 9

8

11

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I. 3 'Ultimi miei sospiri' from Girolamo G. Kapsberger, Libro primo di arie passeggiate

(Rome, 1612), 8.

Poet: Lodovico Martelli

Text: Ultimi miei sospiri

Che mi lasciate freddo e senza vita

Contate i miei martiri

A chi morir mi vede e non m'aita

Dite o belta infinita

Dal tuo fedel ne caccia empio martire

E se questo 1'e grato

Gitene ratto in ciel a miglior stato Ma se pieta le porge il vostro dire

Tornate in me ch'io non vorro morire

My last sighs

That leave me cold and lifeless

Recount my sufferings to someone

Who watches me and does nothing to help me Tell me, o infinite beauty

If all your faithfulness catches is martyrdom And if this pleases you

Fly quickly to a better place in heaven

But if mercy is what you will offer

Then come back to me because I do not want to die

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I. 3 'Ultimi miei sospiri'

I- T7L C

Chicarone

Ui - ti - mi miei so - spi -

ý

L

0 e

x

4

the mi la-scia-re Fred-do_ e sen-za

ý

Y. x

vi -

£x a

X

x

con- to -r ei mie -i mar - ti - ri A chi mo-fir mi ve - de non m'a i - to Di - te, o bel -

: r EEAE E

ý I-M! p f. r, 1,1 "i

i f9 m' F! 1ij. 6- PF t' iii, ' gw ti - -, iii

x

se que - sto 1'e

____ B

_____ r I- 141

Y. x- ". ixrxr.

ý I

0 e

fr 0Ip it, p

iVi 1" 0iFi

13

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11

gra - to Si - te-ne rat - tti; n ciel a mi - glior sea - to Ma se pie - ta le por - gCl vo - scro di -

0 C ýbu ]

/_ 14

vT11

Y. Y.

re tor-na - tin me ch'io non vor

kJ

5 m

3 m 1ý T-P

:? 0

D

J

-----. j-1- I) ___________ r i--1

IIr

J)J J)J[] J J. ) ______________________

U-I ""' I

p! ______ I Y.

17 ecco --P-! ZM ecco

i i

n 10 90 90 10

to mo -- - ri - re. /1

7 I"

3---3-

ý

t 0 t ý i i

* e r.

I! 0

ý

Y.

3

ig IM r9 Zj !F f3 i züi !0-. FJ bi ý

to, ch'io non vor - to...... mo - ri re,

ch'io non vor -

F=-: Z: i p

k ne i aj 41 BE 1ý rl F

d ý

ý xx

MM ileo-

A

x

tEg im

[iiai] x

x

Y.

ffl

,0

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1.4 'Interrotte speranze' from Girolamo G. Kapsberger, Libro primo di arie passeggiate

(Rome, 1612), 6.

Poet: Giovanni Battista Guarini

Text: Interrotte speranze eterna fede

Fiamm'e strali possenti in debil core

Mutrir sol de sospir un fero ardore

E celar il suo mal quand'altri'il vede

Seguir di vago e fuggitivo piede

L'orme rivolte a voluntario errore

Perder del seme sparso el frutto e'1 fiore

E la sperata a gran languir mercede

Far d'uno sguardo sol legge ai pensieri

E d'un casto voler freno al desio

E spender lagrimando i lustri interi:

Questi ch'a voi quasi gran fasci invio

Donna crudel, d'aspri tormenti e pene

Saranno i trofei vostri e'1 rogo mio

Hopes cut short, faith everlasting

Strong fires and arrows in a weak heart

Feeding a wild passion on sighs alone

And concealing one's grief when others may see

Following on wandering fleeing foot

Tracks leading to willful error

Losing both fruit and flower of the planted seed And the hoped-for reward of one's long languishing

Making a single glance a law to one's thoughts A chaste will a rein on one's desire

And spending entire quinquenniums in weeping These which I send you in great heaps

O cruel lady of arrogant torments and sorrow These will be your trophies and my funeral pyre

Commentary: b. 2, tablature, contrabass courses, first character i6(d)

b. 21, voice, twelfth note dotted minim.

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1.4 'Interrotte speranze'

r-ý r9 '±1r

m REE

r LM - 'd. lb Id

In - ter-rot - to spe-ran

t4 -ý imi

e ý

ý

[a 10

Chitarone

Y.

u_ e kr - ma k -de, fiam - mU srra

ý ilk* p

1ýý

'r

JJI. is x 4

0 --6- i Y. i

-: jai i

. li pos-sen - rLin de - bil co re, nud-rir_ sol di so spir un kr' ar -- - do -

o"

9 C4 -9

d 0 I e

Y. Y.

5

X. x i X.

-0

Y.

0

X.

r. n RITORNELLO

9

r.

F3 i

re e ce - lar il suo mal quand' al -- rrül ve - de; /1

I

ý----e x Y. -2-3

.3 Il

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1. tJ)E rI ''r . _____________ !I

Se - guir di

3 R 69

L9 ---: 0 9 ---t --o f9f-

3 to I

a ý X.

I

3 -:?

e 4

3

69 96

Y.

,Vw. AR - - ON* OR

va - goe fug - gi - ti - vo pie - de Pot - me ri vol - re j vo - lun-ta - cioLer- ro - re,

Y.

14

Y.

per der del se- me spar-sem' frut -to el - Flo - re, e la spe n-c'a gran

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17 . -I

RITORNELLO

=i . on 03-

de;

ý

6

B

-r--.. rr I-- ILJ .J- i--I I L_i_j-i

14 a F

I-C. - 0-

P. go - ýF 1

IIIIL ---- L--I--d

i] J x Or9

Z9

20

Y. Y. Y. Y. Y. Y.

do fo 1 10,90, R do

Far d'u-no aguar - do Sol leg - ge`aipen-sie - ri, e dun ca - no vo -

ý a.

ýý [ýIoll, J --

J - ý. j--P- 9

'3 20

Y. Y. i i

ý e

i

let he - no al de - si o, E spen der la-gri-man - dCi lu - stri in - tie -

0 op

I T

18

e

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n a. '. �. -- I-. "pi-. - -- ;-a

-0ý Jt9

28

Que - sci ch'a voi qua - si gran fa - scjn - vi - 0, Don na cru - del, d's - spri for -

9 49 151 F

Y.

31

Y. x x x Y.

4

i

ý

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vo - stri il

ý X

I

1

LO

ýu

4F' tý- 4 a i

9 ---9

ý-.. Y. Y. Y.

43, 1193

0 19- 26

-i-

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I&

II

II

; -2>

3 ý

mi

x

v O.

v

H IaH 0*

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I. 5 'Stravaganza d'Amore' from Flamminio Corradi, Le stravaganze d'amore (Venice,

1616), 4-5.

Poet: Unknown

Text: Stravaganza d'Amore

Che la mia Filli habbia trovat'un core

Per mio maggior martire

E farm'ogn'hor morire

Stravaganza d'Amore

Che la mia Filli habbia trovat'un core

Stravaganza d'Amore

Stravaganza d'Amore

Che it Mar the non ha cor gli dona it core Per mio maggior martire

E farm'ogn'hor morire

Stravaganza d'Amore

Che it Mar the non ha cor gli dona it core

Stravaganza d'Amore

Stravaganza d'Amore

Che la mia Fi11i habbia di sasso il core

Per mio maggior martire

E farm'ogn'hor morire

Stravaganza d'Amore

Che la mia Filli habbia di sasso il core

Stravaganza d'Amore

Folly of Love

That my Phyllis has found a heart

So that I suffer greatly

And die continually

Folly of Love

That my Phyllis has found a heart

Folly of Love

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Folly of Love

That the sea which has no heart gives it a heart

So that I suffer greatly

And die continually

Folly of Love

That the sea which has no heart gives it a heart

Folly of Love

Folly of Love

That my Phyllis is made of stone

So that I suffer greatly

And die continually

Foly of Love

That my Phyllis is made of stone

Folly of Love

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1.5 'Stravaganza d'Amore'

19 P 0

ý 7LC

Chitarrone

4

0 G

Stra - va - gan - za d'A-mo' re, Sta-va-gan -

Stra - va - gan - za d'A mo - re, Stn - va -gen -

1 #e

L

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e ý

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f

0

ý

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za dA-mo - re Che la mia Fil- 1'i`hab-bia tro - va-t'un co - re Per mio mag - gior mar-

za dA-mo - re Che la mia Fil - lhab - bia tro - va- t'un co - re Per mio mag. gior mar -

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E GH B 0MICA 0

ti re E farm' ogn' hor mo - ri re Scra - va - gan -u d'A- mo - re,

0 q 1 90 N

ti - re E farm' ogn' hot mo - ri - re Scra - va - San - za d'A

F 6-

64.!. ib do do

1 I. ý1 ý 1-0 0 4 4

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mo - re, Srra-va-gan - u d'A-mo - re Che la mia Fil - lihab-bia tro - v va-t'un co - re

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16 HMB

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1.6 Corrente: 'Al mormorio D'un fresco rio' from Bellerofonte Castaldi, Capricci a due

stromenti cioe tiorba e tiorbino (Modena, 1622), 49.

Poet: Bellerofonte Castaldi

Text: Al mormorio D'un fresco rio

Tirsi con la sua Ninfa un giorno

Abbracciato seco

Facea dolce soggiorno

E qui gli occhi amorosi baciando

E sospirando

Gioiva contento

Del sofferto suo dolce tormento

Egli dicea Regina e Dea

Tu Sarai sempre del moi core

Purche meco

Lieta ne venghi a tute l'hore

Gli rispose la Ninfa gentile

Ogn'altro hö a vile

Ma to moi diletto

Porto sempre scolpito nel petto

Cosi al Pastore mostrava il core

La bella Ninfa ragionando

Et al petto

Se lo stringeva sospirando

Quando Amore the stava a vedere

Con gran piacere

Di morte gradita

Tolse ad ambri in un tempo la vita

To the murmur of a cool brook

Tirsi with his Nymph one day

His arms around her

Was making a sweet abode

And here the loving eyes kissing

And sighing

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He enjoyed contented The suffering of his sweet torment

He said: 'Queen and Goddess

You will always be in my heart

Provided that you always

Come with me happily'

The gentle Nymph responded to him:

'Every other I despise

But you my delight

I always carry carved in my breast'

Thus the beautiful Nymph showed her heart

To the Shepherd conversing

And to her breast

She drew him close to herself sighing

When Love who was there looking

Snatched life

From both of them

In a blissful death

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1.6 Corrente: 'Al mormorio D'un fresco rio'

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APPENDIX II

Realizations

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II. 1 Alfabeto chart with transcription in modern notation` from Girolamo G.

Kapsberger, Libro terzo di villanelle (Rome, 1619), {24).

ALFABETO DELLA CHITARRA SPAGNOLLA

-. _ý __I-1 (7

IV 01Hi Otis iRiNI . ý! iNi ho - qti-i Log i

o[ 81 'I I :: Ig I:; li;; I ? 1'kl 9+

ABCDEFGHIKLM

lý 1 ý4 1x1V. 1x1 i% 1 -4 1 lý 1 14 14141

IIIII4 ppp3

_ oe u_ u_ uuA M- 4H F3 --I all IIDQ -. -- .- la- ,,, -- zi III'! I-

- ý 17 4: v ý- !f --- vx- cy If-

N0PQRSTVXYZ

II&I Iz 1 71 1 12 1211 -A 1 14 11

I -- I -C 1 11 131i211 Ix 1 12 12

I --l 14 1111. -3 1 ik IIIIxI -j I ýT -1IIý

' The transcription has been made without considering the use of bourdons or re-entrant tuning. For

descriptions of possible guitar tunings in Italy see inter alia James Tyler and Paul Sparks, The Guitar and

its Music from the Renaissance to the Classical Era (Oxford Early Music Series; Oxford: Oxford University

Press 2002), 51-84 and Monica Hall, Baroque Guitar Stringing: A Survey of the Evidence (The Lute

Society Booklets, 9; Guildford: The Lute Society, 2003), 11-18.

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11.2 'Passaggi diversi sü le note per sonare sopra la parte' from Girolamo G. Kapsberger,

Libro terzo d'intavolatura di chitarone (Rome, 1626), 35-43.

Commentary: section 4, b. 13, double barline.

section 5, b. 12, all notes placed in one bar, dashed barline editorial; despite

the fact that all of the passages are of one, or infrequently two, full bars

length, this one works better with an off-beat.

section 8, b. 9, fourth tie starts one tablature character later.

section 9, b. 7, double barline.

section 12, b. 12, third tablature rhythmic sign quaver.

section 13, b. 4, tablature, second line, third character 2(f# in transcription).

section 15, b. 6, first tablature rhythmic sign quaver followed by the

semiquaver over the first character of the fifth line.

section 17, b. 15, second tablature rhythmic sign over the second character of

the third line.

section 18, b. 14, double barline.

section 19, b. 10, first tablature rhythmic sign crotchet.

section 19, b. 14, second tablature rhythmic sign over the first character of the first line.

section 20, b. 9, rhythmic rendition editorial; tablature notation deficient to

render this rhythm.

section 22, b. 10, rhythmic rendition editorial; tablature notation deficient to

render this rhythm.

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11.2 Passaggi diversi sü le note per sonare sopra la parte

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11.3 {Cadences} from Girolamo G. Kapsberger, Libro terzo d'intavolatura di chitarone

(Rome, 1626), 43.

Commentary: section 2, second system, b. 1, tablature, first character of third line 3(e).

section 2, second system, b. 5, figuring, sharp originally placed in tablature.

section 3, second system, b. 1, tablature, second line, second character 3 (fn).

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II. 3 [Cadences)

1.

2.

Cadenze di 5: ta in Sid et 4: t' in sü 43

4

ii i9

Cadenze di 5: ta in sd et 4: ca in gid

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3.

Cadenze di grado in Sid

d

II

6 II

i

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d

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II. 4 Tavola per sonare il Chitarone per sonare sopra il Basso' from Girolamo G.

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