Description
To mark the 30th anniversary of this sheet music collection, we are presenting the expanded and revised new edition of “Spielmanns Notenbuch – Band 1”. Originally published in 1991, this popular collection has been revised and extended by several titles. The new format and the practical Wire-O binding make the book even more user-friendly and ensure better handling on the music stand. The authors have revised the popular sheet music collection and also added some new titles.
The diversity of historical instruments
The collection is characterized by pieces that have been specially arranged for the range of a ninth, making them ideal for instruments such as Hümmelchen, Dudey, Gemshörner, Krummhörner and Cornamusen. The original parts are notated separately in “Spielmanns Notenbuch – Band 1”, and the authors provide valuable information on chanter pipes, drone tunings and music history. This carefully compiled collection is a real treasure trove for all flute players and lovers of historical drones and wind instruments.
The authors’ expertise and passion
With many years of experience in historical music, the authors Kamini Barbara Govil-Willers and Friedhelm Capelle have lovingly compiled the collection “Spielmanns Notenbuch – Band 1” for musicians of all ages. Her expertise has made “Spielmann’s music book” an indispensable tool for playing groups, music schools and school orchestras.
Content: A journey through the history of music
From medieval melodies to Renaissance dances and Baroque suites – the music book invites you on a fascinating journey through music history. It includes works by well-known and lesser-known composers, arranged in a way that speaks directly to and inspires modern musicians. Pipes and drone tunings to be used are given in “Spielmanns Notenbuch – Band 1” as well as alternative transpositions and brief explanations of the instrumentation of the pieces and the music history of the respective period.
Musical discoveries
- Middle Ages: Explore the diversity of medieval music with pieces from the “Carmina Burana” and works by anonymous masters.
- Renaissance: Immerse yourself in the world of the Renaissance with dances by Tielman Susato, Pierre Phalèse and Claude Gervaise.
- Early Baroque: Discover the dance movements by Michael Praetorius, which reflect the lively Baroque period.
- Baroque: Let the suites of Joseph Bodin de Boismortier and the esprit of Philippe Chédeville take you back to the Baroque era.
- Christmas songs: Experience the festive mood with a selection of traditional Christmas songs.
“Spielmann’s Music Book – Volume 1” is more than just a music book; it is a window into the rich world of early music, open to musicians and lovers of historical drone and wind instruments. With this collection in hand, every note invites you to discover, learn and make music.
