The foundation of the spartito is the basso continuo. In many modern transcriptions, you might see a piano reduction, but in the original thoroughbass, you see only a bass line with figures. It is sparse, leaving the performer with a terrifying amount of freedom.
Having the spartito is one thing; performing it is another. Here are a few considerations for those looking to add this to their repertoire. d'amor pane dolcissimo spartito
The original text, such as the version published by J. Besnier in 1948, focuses on the Sacred Heart of Jesus ("Cor dulce, cor amabile / Amore nostri saucium"). The foundation of the spartito is the basso continuo
The foundation of the spartito is the basso continuo. In many modern transcriptions, you might see a piano reduction, but in the original thoroughbass, you see only a bass line with figures. It is sparse, leaving the performer with a terrifying amount of freedom.
Having the spartito is one thing; performing it is another. Here are a few considerations for those looking to add this to their repertoire.
The original text, such as the version published by J. Besnier in 1948, focuses on the Sacred Heart of Jesus ("Cor dulce, cor amabile / Amore nostri saucium").