First Publication | 1651 |
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Genre Categories | Country dances; Dances; For violin; |
Related Works | The Compleat Country Dancing-Master by John Walsh For Cecil Sharp's arrangements for piano solo of various tunes see Country Dance Tunes. |
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Work Title | The Dancing Master |
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Alternative. Title | The English Dancing Master [1st ed. only] |
Composer | Playford, John |
I-Catalogue NumberI-Cat. No. | None [force assignment] |
First Publication. | 1651 |
Language | English |
Composer Time PeriodComp. Period | Baroque |
Piece Style | Baroque |
Instrumentation | violin; soprano, open instrument (1st edition); voice, open instrument, soprano; continuo, open instrument soprano; violin, continuo |
Related Works | The Compleat Country Dancing-Master by John Walsh For Cecil Sharp's arrangements for piano solo of various tunes see Country Dance Tunes. |
External Links | Wikipedia article Robert Keller's compendium |
Extra Information | Part 2 was subsumed into the main book before the appearance of Volume 2 around 1705.
Some pieces are written for violin with alternate (scordatura) tuning:
Dunmore Kate includes 5 verses of song text (first appears in 2nd edition of Part 2, 1698) |