FRANCESCO MANELLI: Acceso mio core PDF SCORE

Buy the PDF score here: Composed by Francesco Manelli (c.1595-1667) . From Ciaccone et arie a una, due e tre voci, Libro Terzo, Opera Terza, 1629. Le Poème Harmonique The years 1627 to 1632 mark a watershed for the chaconne, with the publication of Frescobaldi&Partite sopra ciaccona (Secondo libro di toccate, 1627) for harpsichord, his Ceccona &vien da me pastorella&(Arie musicali, 1630) for two tenors, and Monteverdi&"Zefiro torna&(Scherzi musicali, 1632), also for two tenors. However, only one other chaconne was published during those five years: Francesco Manelli&&mio core&(Ciaccone et arie, 1629). "Zefiro torna&was not the first published chaconne based on the unvaried repetition of a bass pattern; Manelli&&mio core&is constructed on fourteen exact repetitions of the pitches C-G-A-G, the ultimate reduction of the chaconne bass, set out in equal note values. This slow-moving pattern provides, nevertheless, a suitable foundation for the lively interplay of the three voices, as they engage in points of canonic imitation and brief dialogues. Reference: The Keyboard in Baroque Europe. (2003). Germany: Cambridge University Press. Translation: My burning heart, Ah, flee the ardour Of this cruel one, This unfaithful one. If you tell her you love her, She turns a deaf ear and derides. What will become of you, unhappy heart? Surely you will die. No, no, no, I will love no more For love always brings me sorrow... You see, my heart, That desire is spent, And gone is the hope...