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US-NH '''Ma21 Y11 A29 LM4704''' is a manuscript which is held in the ''Lowell Mason collection'' at Yale University. | US-NH '''Ma21 Y11 A29 LM4704''' is a manuscript which is held in the ''Lowell Mason collection'' at Yale University. The manuscript appears to have been written by [[Johann Ernst Heinrich Keinen]] and is dated 2 January, 1745. It was purchased by [[Lowell Mason]] in June 1852. It contains works by [[Johann Sebastian Bach]], J. N. Fischer, C. H. Graun, J. C. Kellner, [[Johann Ludwig Krebs]], Rinck, Stölzel, Tag, Eberhardt, Backhauss, Kellner, and [[J. F. K.]]<ref>[[Henry Cutler Fall|Fall, Henry Cutler]]. "A critical-bibliographical study of the Rinck collection." Masters thesis, 1958.</ref>. | ||
== Description<ref>Rehwinkel, William. "US-NH Ma21 Y11 A29 LM4704", 31 July, 2023. [https://ftp.williamrehwinkel.net/scores/early/files/reports/US-NH%20Ma21%20Y11%20A29%20LM4704.txt ftp.williamrehwinkel.net], accessed 1 August, 2023.</ref> == | |||
It begins with the Inventions and Sinfonias by J. S. Bach, then contains several keyboard suites, and then chorale-based works for the organ. Some of the chorale works have the pedal called for, and some are written on three staves. | |||
Unfortunately, page numbers are not penciled into the manuscript. However, on RISM<ref>{{RISM|104920}}</ref>, the folio numbers are given. According to this resource, the manuscript has 107 folios of music. As can be seen from inspecting the spine, some pages have been cut out of this manuscript. | |||
Some pieces of note are a chromatic bicinium on Ach Herr mich armen Sünder [=O Haupt voll Blut und Wunden] and two pieces by a certain "J. F. K.", the first of which is a contrapunctus all'octava (referring to the voices moving by the octave in the first evolutio) and two evolutia, and the second being a choral setting of "Mach's mit mir Gott nach" with a canon and diminutions in the cantus voice. The second of these pieces is fragmented, only the first page survives (the "verso" side is a "Sonata di Bach" with no music written) and the second page can not be found elsewhere in the manuscript. | |||
== References == | == References == | ||
[https://hdl.handle.net/10079/bibid/7116725 orbis.library.yale.edu], accessed 26 July, 2023. | [https://hdl.handle.net/10079/bibid/7116725 orbis.library.yale.edu], accessed 26 July, 2023. | ||
[[Category:Manuscripts]] | [[Category:Manuscripts]] | ||
[[Category:Tablatures]] | [[Category:Tablatures]] | ||
[[Category:US manuscripts]] | [[Category:US manuscripts]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:04, 22 November 2023
US-NH Ma21 Y11 A29 LM4704 is a manuscript which is held in the Lowell Mason collection at Yale University. The manuscript appears to have been written by Johann Ernst Heinrich Keinen and is dated 2 January, 1745. It was purchased by Lowell Mason in June 1852. It contains works by Johann Sebastian Bach, J. N. Fischer, C. H. Graun, J. C. Kellner, Johann Ludwig Krebs, Rinck, Stölzel, Tag, Eberhardt, Backhauss, Kellner, and J. F. K.[1].
Description[2]
It begins with the Inventions and Sinfonias by J. S. Bach, then contains several keyboard suites, and then chorale-based works for the organ. Some of the chorale works have the pedal called for, and some are written on three staves.
Unfortunately, page numbers are not penciled into the manuscript. However, on RISM[3], the folio numbers are given. According to this resource, the manuscript has 107 folios of music. As can be seen from inspecting the spine, some pages have been cut out of this manuscript.
Some pieces of note are a chromatic bicinium on Ach Herr mich armen Sünder [=O Haupt voll Blut und Wunden] and two pieces by a certain "J. F. K.", the first of which is a contrapunctus all'octava (referring to the voices moving by the octave in the first evolutio) and two evolutia, and the second being a choral setting of "Mach's mit mir Gott nach" with a canon and diminutions in the cantus voice. The second of these pieces is fragmented, only the first page survives (the "verso" side is a "Sonata di Bach" with no music written) and the second page can not be found elsewhere in the manuscript.
References
orbis.library.yale.edu, accessed 26 July, 2023.
- ↑ Fall, Henry Cutler. "A critical-bibliographical study of the Rinck collection." Masters thesis, 1958.
- ↑ Rehwinkel, William. "US-NH Ma21 Y11 A29 LM4704", 31 July, 2023. ftp.williamrehwinkel.net, accessed 1 August, 2023.
- ↑ RISM104920
