The "grand motet" of the late Baroque in France as exemplified by Michel-Richard de Lalande and a selected group of his contemporaries.
by James Edward Richards
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The "grand motet" of the late Baroque in France as exemplified by Michel-Richard de Lalande and a selected group of his contemporaries.
1955, University of Rochester Press
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The music is for chorus (SATB), in varying combinations, and string orchestra, with realization of the figured bass for organ. Latin words.
Appendices (v. 1, leaves [269]-305): A. Index of compositions by Michel-Richard de Lalande. B. Ornaments found in the "grand motets".- (v. 2): C. Ten complete "grand motets" by Michael-Richard de Lalande. D. Six complete "grand motets" by contemporaries of de Lalande.
Thesis - University of Southern California.
Bibliography: v. 1, leaves [254]-267.
Vol. 1: microprint copy (positive) of typescript; v. 2: microprint copy of author's transcription, in modern notation, of 10 motets by de Lalande. 35 cards.
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