- and are
therefore hard to categorize, as no two
praeludia are alike. The
texture of Buxtehude's
praeludia can be
described as
either free or fugal. They...
-
richest botanical libraries in Sweden. In 1729,
Linnaeus wrote a thesis,
Praeludia Sponsaliorum Plantarum on
plant ****ual reproduction. This
attracted the...
- quality, but none of
these works survive. The
organ works comprise four
praeludia and a
chorale fantasia on the hymn "Nun komm, der
Heiden Heiland". The...
- Das
Wohltemperirte Clavier oder
Præludia, und
Fugen durch alle Tone und Semitonia, so wohl
tertiam majorem oder Ut Re Mi anlangend, als auch
tertiam minorem...
- work in
grand form of Bach. Its
compositional form
resembles that of
Praeludia by Danish-German
composer Dieterich Buxtehude. The
first section alternates...
- 1683. In the year that he
began teaching at Oxford,
Morison published Praeludia Botanica, a work
which stressed using the
structure of a plant's fruits...
-
longevity and fame, very few
compositions by him survive: a
handful of
organ praeludia and
chorales in the
North German style, a few
cantatas and
several pieces...
- Florida, sive
cantiones (Utrecht, 1601)
Delitiae Musicae (Utrecht, 1612)
Praeludia testudinis (Leiden, 1616)
Works in m****cripts:
Christoph Herold - Lautenbuch...
-
first published monograph on an invertebrate.
Robert Morison publishes Praeludia Botanica,
emphasising use of the
structure of a plant's
fruits for its...
- measurements, 28 x 21 cm (Wolff, Grove)). The full
title is
Incipiunt praeludia diversarium notarum secundum modernum modum subtiliter et
diligenter collecta...
