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    Moralt, Le rêve d'un bal

    Hi all

    Just posted on my blog about a new discovery: a piece for (Milanese) mandolin and piano from München ca. 1850. It's dedicated to Johann Cramer, a mandolin player active in the royal chapel...
  2. Re: Mandolin by Raffaele Calace from 1925

    Though an old thread, I wanted to add in my information and check on the status.

    Yes, it's a valuable and nice instrument. It's a nr.13, part of the "brevettato '900" series (so-called after the...
  3. Re: The mandolin in the Netherlands (ca 1750 - ca 1850)

    It is often difficult, the names of plucked string instruments are confusing. One of the examples you can read about in the article: Rossignol advertises the use of a mandolin as well as a mandole....
  4. Re: The mandolin in the Netherlands (ca 1750 - ca 1850)

    The first advert that uses the term "liutino moderno" by my knowledge is from the Public Advertiser (13 April 1769). It contains an advert for a concert organized for the benefit of Merchi (on 27...
  5. Re: The mandolin in the Netherlands (ca 1750 - ca 1850)

    Hi all

    As you probably realised, the "liutino moderno" mentioned by Giacomo Merchi is not the same instrument as the one later invented and often called liuto cantabile.
    Nomenclature in plucked...
  6. The mandolin in the Netherlands (ca 1750 - ca 1850)

    I've just published a new blog article about the mandolin in the Netherlands (ca. 1750 - 1850). Based on primary source research on adverts in Dutch journals, I've been able to trace quite a lot of...
  7. Re: The mandolin in Portugal (ca. 1770-1830)

    Hi JIm!

    Thanks for the compliments, I appreciate people reaching out.
    Sorry you had to have patience for me to respond - I don't attend this forum on a regular basis.

    To answer your two...
  8. Re: The mandolin in Portugal (ca. 1770-1830)

    Thanks for the compliments! I do spend a lot of time on my research and writing it all up.

    I sometimes worry some readers might find things too long and detailed. But breaking things up in small...
  9. The mandolin in Portugal (ca. 1770-1830)

    Hi all,

    I've published a rather large blog post concerning a dark horse of mandolin history: the mandolin in Portugal (ca. 1770-1830).

    Besides listing some sources already discovered by...
  10. Newly discovered mandolin and orchestra pieces (Vienna 1820)

    Hi all,

    I've posted a new blog article about my latest find. I discovered two manuscripts with music for mandolin and orchestra (violin 1, 2, viola, basso, flutes 1&2, horns 1&2) from Ernest...
  11. Discovered 2nd edition of Leone, Sonatas vol. 1

    Hi all, I was able to spot an unknown newer edition of Leone's first volume of mandolin sonatas. (First edition 1767, newer edition 1768-1774). You can read all about it on my blog post and download...
  12. Published: Anonymous mandolin concerto (sinfonia)

    Hi,

    Just wanted to share that I finally found enough time to publish editions of the mandolin concerto ("sinfonia") I discovered in 2012 (see initial blog post). (It's likely from around the 1750s...
  13. Re: Mandolin sources in Yale University library

    Thanks for your question, an interesting point.

    First, as a disclaimer, I need to state clearly that we don't know anything for sure. Even the treatises we have on embellishment or sections in...
  14. Re: Mandolin sources in Yale University library

    Hi Martin

    This certainly gives a good idea of how much fun the Palesi duets are.
    Always great to hear people play music I dig up. Especially if I enjoy it myself. ;)
    I tend to try to play all...
  15. Re: Mandolin sources in Yale University library

    Hi Martin

    Tempo is unclear, only the generic terms at the beginning of the pieces sometimes gives an indication. Sonata IV however doesn't have any indication of that order. I would likely go for...
  16. Re: Mandolin sources in Yale University library

    Thanks Martin

    Nice to hear people trying out the music! Makes it feel all the more worthwhile having spent so much time on the research and editions. If you think you find any mistakes (by me or...
  17. Re: Mandolin sources in Yale University library

    My pleasure; it's fun to contribute to both our knowledge of mandolin history and add some interesting items to the repertory at the same time. Not all of my work as musicologist is this rewarding. ;)
  18. Mandolin sources in Yale University library

    Hi all,

    Just wanted to share with you my latest blog posts about some discoveries of 18th century mandolin music at Yale University Music Library.

    First of all, a general blog post about Yale...
  19. Re: Anna Torge - Mandolin Concertos - Haydn-Festival, Brühl (Germ

    Colizzi also published a collection of instrumental tunes based on popular tunes from French operas (Airs Choisis des Operas Français Accomodés Pour Deux Violons ou Deux Mandolines Par J.A.K....
  20. new piece for mandolin orchestra by Bart Verstraeten (Persephone)

    Hi

    For those interested in new mandolin orchestra pieces and performances, the Belgian composer Bart Verstraeten (°1981) composed a new piece for mandolin orchestra.

    The piece is inspired by...
  21. Mandolin-piano sonata by Bolaffi (Firenze, ca 1789-1798)

    Hi,

    Once again my research into mandolin-related prints prior to 1850 turned up a little gem. I found a mandolin-piano sonata from Michele Bolaffi (Firenze, ca 1789-1798). It's actually quite a...
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    Re: Walsh, Forty Select Duets

    Hi Martin,

    The Batoni painting also raised a few questions in my mind.

    However, the painting was made in Rome when John Brudenell was in Italy on his Grand Tour. Likely the instrument was...
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    Re: Walsh, Forty Select Duets

    Hi Martin,

    Thanks for your reaction & have fun with the duets! As you obviously had a lot of fun with Oswald's pieces these will likely be up your sleeve, though a bit different in style in...
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    Walsh, Forty Select Duets

    Some time ago I noticed a volume published by John Walsh in London from 1757 which mentions the "mandelin" as an alternative instrument (likely the volume was intended mainly for the English guittar,...
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    Re: John Goodin mandolin duets

    The editions are now available on my blog, on the updated post about the Walsh volume. As announced, I will also publish on a separate thread.
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