Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- List of Illustrations
- Preface and Acknowledgments
- Abbreviations
- Preliminary Remarks
- Introduction
- 1 Giovanni Paisiello, Composer and Teacher
- 2 The Sources
- 3 Instruction at the Conservatories
- 4 Paisiello’s Regole (1782)
- 5 Practical Examples from Paisiello’s Circle
- 6 The Practical Application of Partimenti Today
- Afterword
- Appendix 1 Incipits and Sources for the Partimenti of Giovanni Paisiello
- Appendix 2 Concordance for the Sources of Giovanni Paisiello’s Partimenti
- Appendix 3 Disposizioni à 2 and Disposizioni à 3 on Partimento Gj2319 by Giovanni Paisiello
- Appendix 4 Partimenti from Giovanni Paisiello’s Regole (1782)
- Appendix 5 Historical Realizations of Partimenti by Francesco Durante from The Vessella Manuscript and The Gallipoli Manuscript
- Appendix 6 “Preludio” and “Rondò” in B-flat major by Giovanni Paisiello, Both in the Original Version and in a Suggested Variation by This Author
- Appendix 7 Emanuele Imbimbo: Observations sur l’enseignement mutuel (1821)
- Appendix 8 A Solfeggio Attributed to Giovanni Paisiello in Its Original Version and with a Varied Upper Voice by This Author
- Appendix 9 Giovanni Paisiello, Regole per bene accompagnare il Partimento, St. Petersburg, 1782
- Appendix 10 Newly Discovered Partimenti by Giovanni Paisiello
- Bibliography
- Index
Appendix 9 - Giovanni Paisiello, Regole per bene accompagnare il Partimento, St. Petersburg, 1782
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 11 January 2023
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- List of Illustrations
- Preface and Acknowledgments
- Abbreviations
- Preliminary Remarks
- Introduction
- 1 Giovanni Paisiello, Composer and Teacher
- 2 The Sources
- 3 Instruction at the Conservatories
- 4 Paisiello’s Regole (1782)
- 5 Practical Examples from Paisiello’s Circle
- 6 The Practical Application of Partimenti Today
- Afterword
- Appendix 1 Incipits and Sources for the Partimenti of Giovanni Paisiello
- Appendix 2 Concordance for the Sources of Giovanni Paisiello’s Partimenti
- Appendix 3 Disposizioni à 2 and Disposizioni à 3 on Partimento Gj2319 by Giovanni Paisiello
- Appendix 4 Partimenti from Giovanni Paisiello’s Regole (1782)
- Appendix 5 Historical Realizations of Partimenti by Francesco Durante from The Vessella Manuscript and The Gallipoli Manuscript
- Appendix 6 “Preludio” and “Rondò” in B-flat major by Giovanni Paisiello, Both in the Original Version and in a Suggested Variation by This Author
- Appendix 7 Emanuele Imbimbo: Observations sur l’enseignement mutuel (1821)
- Appendix 8 A Solfeggio Attributed to Giovanni Paisiello in Its Original Version and with a Varied Upper Voice by This Author
- Appendix 9 Giovanni Paisiello, Regole per bene accompagnare il Partimento, St. Petersburg, 1782
- Appendix 10 Newly Discovered Partimenti by Giovanni Paisiello
- Bibliography
- Index
Summary
About this edition:
In this edition, the original clefs, accidentals, and beaming have been retained. Altered or added accidentals are placed in brackets; altered pitches are presented in smaller font.
Differences between the print and the autograph are marked with an asterisk and explained in a footnote. Gj numbers have been included for the partimenti to make this edition more reader-friendly.
The page numbers of the original edition are here given in square brackets.
RULES
on how to accompany Partimento or Basso Continuo well
on the Harpsichord
by Signor Maestro Giovanni Paisiello
Composed for
HER IMPERIAL HIGHNESS
THE GRAND DUCHESS of All Russias.
Published in the press of the Naval Gentry Cadet Corps
in 1782
REGOLE
Per bene accompagnare il Partimento, o sia il Basso Fondamentale
sopra il Cembalo
Del Signor Maestro Giovanni Paisiello
Composte per
SUA ALTEZZA IMPERIALE
LA GRAN DUCHESSA
di tutte le Russie.
Печатано в типографии морского шляхетского кадетского корпуса,
1782 год.
[2] Correction.
On page 7, read Oblique motion instead of Direct Motion, and Direct Motion where it says Oblique Motion.
[3] MADAME,
I was exceedingly pleased when YOUR IMPERIAL HIGHNESS kindly gave me permission to print the present Rules for accompanying the Partimento, or Figured Bass well, which I expressly composed for YOUR IMPERIAL HIGHNESS.
I was also greatly honored to be granted permission to dedicate them to YOUR IMPERIAL HIGHNESS.
For this reason, I humbly beseech YOU to honor me with YOUR incomparable protection in perpetuity, as I humbly declare myself with all the deepest respect and devotion, YOUR IMPERIAL HIGHNESS’s
most humble, most devoted, most obedient,
and most faithful true servant
Giovanni Paisiello,
Saint Petersburg, 1782.
[2] Correzione.
Al’a Pagina 7, in luogo di leggere Il Moto Retto, devesi dire Il Moto Obliquo; e dove v’è Il Moto Obliquo, devesi dire Il Moto Retto.
[3] MADAME
M’e stato di gran piacere la permissione che VOSTRA ALTEZZA IMPERIALE si è compiacciuta accordarmi in far dare alle stampe le presenti Regole per bene accompagnare il Partimento, o sia il General Basso espressamente da me composte per VOSTRA ALTEZZA IMPERIALE.
Come ancora m’é stato di somma gloria la permissione concessami di poterle a VOSTRA ALTEZZA IMPERIALE dedicare.
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