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It is only necessary to remark that, in lute-music of the sixteenthД¬entury, bars are placed rather to guide the eye than to divide the tune equally. 230, but an exact translation of the copy will be found in my ' National EnglishДЄirs,' i. ' GREEN SLEEVES,' a tune mentioned by Shakespeare, from ' WilliamД«allet's Lute Book,' described in note b at p. He has given too much time to the word ' ease' in the bar immediately preceding. Mariners,' the tune is right the first time, but at the recurrence (on ' Shall we goДance the Round, the Round, the Round?') he commences on the half-bar, because WebbeДЄlso bars incorrectly in the Convito Armonico. In modernizing the notation, even the pause is unnecessaiy. The antiquarian way would haveД«een, either to print the semibreve within the bar, or, which is far better, a minim withДЄ pause over it. The end of the second bar into the third, he begins the second line of poetry (' 'TisДЄ lightning from above') on the half-bar instead of at the commencement, and thusДЇalsifies the accent of that line and of all that follows. One of many instances, see ' Tell me, dearest, what is love,' taken from a manuscript Wrongly barred, and the rhythm destroyed by the non-observance of this rule. Much of the music in Stafford Smith's Musica Antiqua is Phrases and of lines of poetry are commonly expressed by notes of longer duration In transcribing old music without bars, it is necessary to know that the ends of Introduction to the reigns of Henry VII., Henry VIII., Edward VI., and Queen Mary 48 Music of the middle ages, and Music in England to the end of the thirteenth century 11Д®nglish Minstrelsy from 1270 to 1480, and the gradual extinction of the old Minstrels 28 Minstrelsy from the Saxon period to the reign of Edward I.1 ni> rnii,Д¬RAMKR, BKALK, & CHAPPET.L, 20!. 'Print Mint illi An^rcaiM roivrntm suavissimi qiiiciem, ac elpintes.'

WITH SHORT INTRODUCTIONS TO THE DIFFERENT REIGNS,ДЄND NOTICES OF THE AIRS FROM WRITERS OF THE

#SHUT UP AND DANCE BASS TAB SONGSTER FULL#

Full text of ' Popular music of the olden time : a collection of ancient songs, ballads, and dance tunes, illustrative of the national music of England : with short introductions to the different reigns, and notices of the airs from writers of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries : also a short account of the minstrels'

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