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Le Trésor d'Orphée, Paris 1600
Le Trésor d'Orphée, Paris 1600
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• Composer: Antoine Francisque (1570–1605)
• Title: Le Trésor d’Orphée
• Subtitle: Paris, 1600
• First edition: Le Roy & Ballard, Paris
• Year of publication: 1600
• Source: F-Pn/Rés Vm7 369
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Le Luth Doré Urtext Editions
Le Luth Doré Urtext Editions publishes scores that remain faithful to historical sources, optimized for both musicians and musicologists. Our editions combine meticulous engraving, practical layout, durable materials, and detailed critical commentary in multiple languages.
Each score is rigorously prepared, note by note, to ensure an authentic rendering of the works, including original fingerings, ornamentation, and relevant stylistic suggestions.
Produced by experts, our editions offer clear readability and support an informed interpretation of the early music repertoire.
Editors
Joël Dugot – Former Curator of the Paris Museum of Musical Instruments, Musicologist, Luthier, and Lutenist
A specialist in the lute, Joël Dugot initially studied philosophy before turning to instrument making. In 1977, he founded the journal Musique Ancienne, and in 1984 contributed to the creation of the French Lute Society, which he chaired until 2005. Curator at the Paris Museum of Music from 1987 to 2012, he oversaw the plucked string instrument collections and collaborated with CNRS on organology and musical iconography.
Richard Civiol – Lutenist
A musician and copyist, Richard Civiol has explored the lute and theorbo repertoire for several decades. Holder of a First Prize in musical composition, he performs both Renaissance and Baroque music and practices basso continuo. Member of L’Oiselière and Les Musiciens de Mademoiselle De Guise, he performs in France and abroad. He collaborates with various ensembles, orchestras, and choirs and works on the reconstruction of ancient manuscripts.
Urtext Editions
Le Luth Doré Urtext Editions
Le Luth Doré Urtext Editions offer scores faithful to historical sources, optimized for musicians and musicologists. Our editions combine careful engraving, practical layout, durable materials, and detailed critical apparatus in multiple languages.
Each text is rigorously established note by note to ensure an authentic restitution of the works, including original fingerings and ornamentations, as well as relevant stylistic suggestions.
Created by experts, our editions provide clear readability and enlightened interpretation of early music repertoire.
Technical Details
• Editor(s): Joël Dugot & Richard Civiol
• Musical period: Renaissance
• Instrument(s): Renaissance Lute 8c/10c
• Instrumentation: Solo Renaissance lute
• Notation: French Tablature
• Modern edition: Urtext
• Publisher: Le Luth Doré Urtext Editions
• Year of publication: 2015
• Collection: Lute and Theorbo Music Collection
• Pages: 90 pp.
• Dimensions: 230x310 mm
• Weight: 0.320 kg
• Binding: Sewn perfect binding
• ISMN: 377-0-0017-8806-7
Table of Contents
Susane un jour - Susane un jour d'Orlande
Fantaisies - Fantaisie, Fantaisie
Préludes - Prélude, Prélude, Prélude
Passemaises - Passemaise, Passemaise, Passemaise
Pavanes - Pavane Espagnolle, Pavane d’Angleterre, Pavane d'Angleterre
Gaillardes - Fin de Gaillarde, Gaillarde, Gaillarde, Gaillarde
Les Branles simples - Premier Branle simple, Second, Troisiesme, Quatriesme, Cinquiesme, Sisiesme
Branles gays - Premier Branle gay, Second, Troisiesme
Branles de Poitou - Premier Branle de Poitou, Second, Troisiesme
Branles doubles de Poitou - Premier Branle double de Poitou, Second
Branles de Montirandé - Premier Branle de Montirandé, Second
La Gavotte - Gavotte
Branles à cordes avalées - Premier Branle simple à cordes avalées, Second, Troisiesme, Quatriesme, Branle gay, Premier Branle de Poitou, Second, Branle double du Poitou, Gavotte
Pavane - Pavane
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