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Original

Suite 20 from A Musical Banquet. Johann Hermann Schein. Recorder sheet music.

Translation

Suite 20 from A Musical Banquet. Johann Hermann Schein. Recorder sheet music.

Original

Suite 20 from A Musical Banquet composed by Johann Hermann Schein. 1586-1630. Arranged by Joris Van Goethem. Recorder Ensemble. For AATB Recorders. Flanders Quartet Series. Score and Parts. Published by Heinrichshofen Verlag. PE.N2598. ISBN M-2044-25983. Johann Hermann Schein was born in Gruenheim. Germany. on January 20th, 1586. He was one of the first to incorporate early Italian stylistic innovations into German music. Schein published his "Banchetto Musicale" in 1617. He intended the collection for use at musical gatherings, as well as entertainment for banquets and dinner parties. It comprises 100 dances, organized into what we would call Suites. that term was not part of the musical parlance of Schein's day. , each consisting of a Pavane. Gaillarde pair, an Allemande. Tripla pair, and a Courante. Johann Hermann Schein died in Leipzig, on November 19th, 1630. Dances from Banchetto Musicale. for AATB recorder quartet, originally for five instruments. score and parts. -- Volume 9 of the Flanders Quartet Series.

Translation

Suite 20 from A Musical Banquet composed by Johann Hermann Schein. 1586-1630. Arranged by Joris Van Goethem. Recorder Ensemble. For AATB Recorders. Flanders Quartet Series. Score and Parts. Published by Heinrichshofen Verlag. PE.N2598. ISBN M-2044-25983. Johann Hermann Schein was born in Green Home. Germany. on January 20th, 1586. He was one of the first to incorporate early Italian stylistic innovations into German music. Schein published his "Banchetto Musicale" in 1617. He intended the collection for use at musical gatherings, as well as entertainment for banquets and dinner parties. It comprises 100 dances, organized into what we would call Suites. that term was not part of the musical parlance of Schein's day. , each consisting of a Pavane. Gaillarde pair, an Allemande. Tripla pair, and a Courante. Johann Hermann Schein died in Leipzig on November 19th, 1630. Dances from Banchetto Musicale. for AATB recorder quartet, originally for five instruments. score and parts. -- Volume 9 of the Flanders Quartet Series.