Performances
Synthesized/MIDI
A Division on a Ground by Mr. Finger
Greensleeves to a Ground
Sheet Music
Scores
- 'Faronell's Ground' is another name for the Folia ground.
- See: List of compositions with the theme "La Folia"
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Publisher. Info.
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London: John Walsh, n.d.
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Reprinted
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The First and Second Part of The Division Flute Utrecht: Musica Repartita, Vol.51, 1993.
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Misc. Notes
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Interestingly contains two pages of all the ground basses only, although these are also printed with each set of divisions.
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Editor
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Hans-Thomas Müller-Schmidt (b. 1957)
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Publisher. Info.
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Hans-Thomas Müller-Schmidt
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A Division on a Ground by Mr. Finger
Chacone
Editor
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Tsuyoshi Uwaha (b. 1988)
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Publisher. Info.
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Tsuyoshi Uwaha, 2025.
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Misc. Notes
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Added continuo from Lully's Phaëton, notated several musically important differences
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Arrangements and Transcriptions
Greensleeves to a Ground
For Flute and Guitar (Castellarin)
For Viola and Guitar (Castellarin)
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General Information
Work Title
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The Division Flute
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Alternative. Title
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The 1st and 2nd Part of The Division Flute Containing The Newest Divisions upon the Choisest Grounds for the Flute as also Several Excellent Preludes Chacon's and Cibells
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Composer
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Walsh, John
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I-Catalogue NumberI-Cat. No.
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None [force assignment]
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First Publication.
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1706
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Composer Time PeriodComp. Period
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Baroque
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Piece Style
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Baroque
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Instrumentation
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recorder, continuo; recorder solo
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Related Works
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See also The Division Violin for many of the same pieces in slightly different versions. Uses the theme La Folia
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Navigation etc.
N.B. The term 'Flute' at this date in England referred to the instrument known today as the recorder (Ger. Blockflöte), as opposed to the transverse or 'German' flute.
Composers without IMSLP pages:
- Mr Hills
- Mr Gorton
- Signr Baptist (probably Giovanni Battista Draghi)
- Mr O.
- My Lord Byron
- Mr Clark (presumably Jeremiah Clarke)