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looking for score : upon la mi re

sesquialtera

New member
hello friends

I've just discovered and really like this piece :


Do you know where I can find the score ?
Does someone go it and accept to send the pdf ?

thank you in advance
 

wljmrbill

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I see there are a number of posters of this same pice and one is using a score..so perhaps email each poster and see if one may be able to help you locate it.. I see it is annomomus but 16 century
 

Krummhorn

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Sounds like an improvisation on a repeating theme in the bass (C, G, D, F). Doubtful there would be any published score for it, that is if it is an improvisation.
 
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