Newcastle I Often for my Jenny Strove Nobody’s Jigg Drive the Cold Winter Away Black and Gray Old Batchelor Lilly Burlero St. Catherine Argiers or The Wedding Night Beveridge’s Maggot The Queen’s Delight The Simeron’s Dance
Beginning in 1651, John Playford released a series of dance instructions with corresponding melodies. After their initial success he named them “The Dancing Master”. Editions continued to be published up until 1728. They incorporated traditional as well as new song themes of the day with powerful and memorable Baroque melodies. The most beautiful of these songs have been arranged here for descant or treble recorder and piano accompaniment. Included, among others, are “Newcastle”, “Black and Gray” and “Nobody’s Jigg”. The arrangements include an optional part for a second flute.
The editor Nikolaus Newerkla, is a cembalist, arranger and ensemble director. He founded and directs the internationally-renowned early music ensemble “Quadriga Consort”.
Edition no.: BA 10609 ISMN: 9790006541966 Volume / Series: Ready to Play Arranger: Newerkla, Nikolaus Language(s) of text: German, English Product format: Performance score(s), Part(s), Anthology Includes the following individual parts: Recorder (Flute) Piano (Harpsichord) Binding: Stapled Pages / Format: 24/7/7 S. - 30,0 x 23,0 cm
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