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Recent Researches in the Music of the Baroque Era
John JenkinsThe Lyra Viol Consorts
Edited by Frank Traficante
| B 67-68 | ISBN 0-89579-271-0 | (1992) xlviii+183 pp. | $71.00 |
| ISBN 978-0-89579-271-6 (13-digit) | |||
| B 67P | Parts: lyra vyole; basse vyole; bass; basso; vyolin treble; vyole treble; harpsecon/harpsecord | $67.00 | |
Constituting a significant portion of Jenkins's output, his consorts for lyra viol (a lute-like style of music for bass viol notated in tablature) exemplify the instrumental consort music of the seventeenth-century in England. The works are mainly suites, with elaborate variations in some movements.
Contents:
Ayres: For the Harpsecon, Lyra Vyole, Base Vyole, and Vyolin
Suite in C Major "The Six Bells"
Suite in A Minor
Aires for a Treble Vyole, Base Vyole, and Lyra Vyole: To the Harpsichord
Suite in G Minor
Suite in G Major
Aires for a Treble, Lyra, Base, and Harpsecord
Suite in D Minor
Suite in D Major, "The Five Bells"
Sonatas for Treble, Lyra, and Basso
Suite in G Minor
Suite in G Major
Suite in D Minor
Supported in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities.