- range), and 'great b****' viols, 'violoni' and
violones (b**** range). When we
refer to the
historical term '
violone', we must
include almost all the instruments...
- techniques.
Written in 1673,
Battalia is
scored for 3 violins, 4 violas, 2
violones, and continuo.
Though Biber's
reason of the
Battilia is uncertain, some...
-
general shape was that of a
violone, the
largest member of the viol family. Some of the
earliest b****es
extant are
violones, (including C-shaped sound...
- braccio," or the
generic term "
violone,"
which simply meant "large fiddle." The
instrument differed from the
violone of the viol, or "viola da gamba"...
- is a "little viola", a
violone is a "big viola" or a b**** violin, and a
violoncello (often
abbreviated cello) is a "small
violone" (or literally, a "small...
-
Giovanni Lorenzo Lulier,
nicknamed Giovannino del
Violone (Little John of the
Violone) (c. 1662 – 29
March 1700) was a
Baroque Italian composer, cellist...
- repertoire. The alto was a
relatively rare
smaller version of the tenor. The
violones were
rarely part of the
consort of
viols but
functioned as the b**** or...
-
Violone è
Cembalo concertato.
Allegro Affettuoso in B
minor Allegro Concertino: harpsichord, violin,
flute Ripieno: violin, viola,
cello and
violone The...
-
Vitali (18
February 1632 – 12
October 1692) was an
Italian composer and
violone player.
Vitali was born in
Bologna and
spent all of his life in the Emilian...
-
present day:
violins (small and large), alto and
tenor violas, viols,
violones and
double b****es,
violas designed with only a pair of corners, and ceteras...
