pennsicdance: Re: Sheet music

[Emily Benwitz]

At 14:01 06 07 02, Adele wrote:

>I WILL be teaching Contrapasso en Due -- does anyone have sheet music for
>it?

At Northshield Dance Seminar, we used the Contrapasso music from Julia 
Sutton's translation of Nobilta di Dame (having been tipped off by Tibicen 
and the Waytes of Carolingia that it works).  But it was hard to read, with 
all the parts on one staff (as for piano) instead of multiple staves (as it 
usually is for wind instruments).  If there is better sheet music for this 
floating around in the SCA, I'd be interested in getting a copy.

>I WILL be teaching Ballo del Fiori, and I know Greg has that. :)
>I COULD teach Villanella, but would probably need my memory refreshed on it
>beforehand, especially if people would like possible local weirdnesses
>pulled out.  I'm hideous at reconstruction.
>I could also teach Gracca Amorosa, which I know some musicians were playing
>last year

Guilty.  I was playing it from memory last year, because I didn't have the 
sheet music with me.  ;-)

>-- don't know if anyone has the sheet music for that.

I have an old copy of a 5-part arrangement of Gracca apparently by William 
of Kingsbury, who no longer plays with the SCA in Jararvellir.  If no other 
arrangements are available, I can send this one to someone -- you, or Greg, 
or ...?

Rochl