Nuova inventione d'intavolatura (Montesardo, Girolamo)

Movements/SectionsMov'ts/Sec's 37 items
Genre Categories Pieces; Galliards; Dances; Sarabandes; Chaconnes; Pavans; Courantes; Saltarellos; For guitar; Scores featuring the guitar; For 1 player

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 Incomplete* Alfabetto
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Publisher. Info. Firenze: Christofano Marescotti, 1606.
Copyright
Public Domain [tag/del]
Misc. Notes ​*pp.25-26,31-40 missing
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Work Title Nuova inventione d'intavolatura
Alternative. Title Nuova inventione d'intavolatura, per sonare li Balletti sopra la Chitarra Spagniuola, senza numeri e note
Composer Montesardo, Girolamo
I-Catalogue NumberI-Cat. No. None [force assignment]
Movements/SectionsMov'ts/Sec's 37 items:
  1. Villano di Spagna, p.16
  2. Gagliarda, p.17
  3. Ruggiero, p.17
  4. Bergamasca, p.18
  5. Sarabanda, p.19
  6. Ciaccona, p.20
  7. Pavaniglia, Balletto, p.21
  8. Mataccini, p.22
  9. Ballo del Fiore, p.23
  10. Folia, p.24
  11. Rotta della Folia, p.25
  12. Fessania, p.27
  13. Ballo di Napoli, p.28
  14. Ballo di Gazella, p.31
  15. La Rotta dell'istello, p.31
  16. Zefiro, p.3[2?]
  17. Spagnuoletta, p.34
  18. Ballo del Gran Duca, p.34
  19. Rotta dell'istesso, p.35
  20. [?]aganina, p.36
  21. Ballo del Marchese di Vigliena, p.37
  22. Ballo delli Stravestiti, p.37
  23. [L]a Monica, p.38
  24. [Sa]ltarello, p.39
  25. La Francesella, p.39
  26. Canario, p.40
  27. Le Cereselle, p.40
  28. Brando de Malta, p.40
  29. L'Amor mio, Balletto, p.41
  30. La Favorita, p.42
  31. Ballo del Sventurato, p.42
  32. Il Disperato, p.42
  33. Amor secreto, p.43
  34. Corrente, p.44
  35. Gaglia de Spagna, p.44
  36. La Calata, p.45
  37. La dolce Partita de Vida de mi Vida, p.45
  • Tavola de Baletti sopra la Chitarra, p.46
Language Italian
Composer Time PeriodComp. Period Baroque
Piece Style Baroque
Instrumentation 5 course baroque guitar
Extra Information ​Montesardo's Nuova inventione d'intavolatura (1606) is probably the 1st documentary evidence for the Italian form of what is called Alfabetto/Abecedario. It is the usage of letters (Spanish version: numerals, "cifras") for the meaning of chords. The Italian form also means: the line on top is the lowest string/chord. A lot of rules are not standardised. So, it is always necessary to look what the author means, e.g. Montesardo used small letters to indicate that the halved note duration is wanted. A dot right beside enlarges a halve of the note duration and the next letter is shortened a half. The placing of the letters below or above the line means the direction of playing rasgueado from down to top or vice versa.

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