Musical Scores of Early Music
(Jan.20, 2018)I love early music, and I am an amateur flute player and a keyboard instrumentist. I belong to the amateur early music group called "Ensemble Zephyr". We are having a concert every autumn.
I purchase and own a lot of musical scores, but not all songs I'd like to play are published. So, when I can not get the musical score of the song we want to play, I am creating my score by myself.
For this reason, the musical score of early music I made has increased little by little. I think I hope to publish such scores on this page. Currently I have musical score data of dozens of songs I made. I would like to release these gradually.
Naudot's flute sonata score added.(Jan.20, 2018)
J.S.Bach (1685-1750)
BWV208 9.Schafe konnen sicher weiden
Harpsichord (62KB) Published Feb.12, 2017
It is an aria of soprano where two recorder are used as obligate instrument. My wife is an amateur soprano singer, so I play this song many times with my wife. I realized the part of the bc to play myself.
Friedrich II der Grosse (1712-1786)
Sonate Nr.154 a flauto traverso col basso continuo
score (186KB) Flute (102KB) Published Feb.12, 2017
I love this sonata. Friedrich's Great Sonata is a 3 movement format, and there are many songs composed slowly - quickly - very fast. It is melancholic but passionate and energetic music.
J.C.Naudot (ca.1690-1762)
Flute Sonata op.1-4 G-dur
score (185KB) Published Jan.20, 2018
There are six sonatas in Naudot's Flute Sonata op.1, which is its fourth work. I especially like the Rondo of the fourth movement is fun. In order to play the keyboard of the basso-continuo, I write only the minimum.
J.J.Quantz (1697-1773)
Trio h-moll Qv2:43
score (207KB) Flute 1 (83KB) Flute 2 (82KB) Published Feb.12, 2017
It is my favorite song in Quantzs' Trio Sonata. I played this song twice at the concert. I was in charge of flute 2 for the first time. The second time I was in charge of the keyboard. When it was the second time, I tried flute and viola trio instead of two flutes.
My website writes a lot about recreational mathematics, puzzles and music, but all pages except this page are in Japanese. Excuse me.
