Cello and Bass Violin Articles:
Here is a selection of articles concerning not just the cello and bass violin, but a variety of other bowed string instruments. I think these publications - some of them are extremely fine - will likely be of interest to many string players, not just cellists.
Adelmann, Olga and Otterstedt, Annette. Die Alemannische Schule: Geigenbau des 17. Jahrhunderts im sudlichen Schwartzwald und in der Schweiz. Staatliches Institut fur Musikforschung, 1997
Arnold, Denis. Con Ogni Sorte di Stromenti. EM 4, 1976
Allsop, Peter. The Italian Trio Sonata From Its Origins Until Corelli.
Clarendon Press, 1992
Badiarov, Dmitry. The Violoncello, Viola da Spalla and Viola Pomposa in Theory and Practice. GSJ LX 2007
Barnett, Gregory. The Violoncello da Spalla: Shouldering the Cello
in the Baroque Era. JAMIS XXIV 1998
Barnett, Gregory. The Early Cello and Bononcini's Sonatas. Journal of 17th Century Music, Vol. 5 #1, 1999
Boyden, David D. The History of Violin Playing From Its Origins to 1761. Oxford University Press, 1965
Brown, Howard Mayer. 16th Century Instrumentation: Florentine Intermedii. EM 1973
Brown, Howard Mayer. Lirone. New Grove Dictionary of Music, 1980
Godwin, Joscelyn. Main Divers Acors: Some Instrument Collections of Ars Nova. EM 5, 1977
Holman, Peter. Four and Twenty Fiddlers: The Violin at the English Court 1540-1690. Clarendon Press, 1993
Jones, Sterling Scott. The Lira da Braccio. Indiana University Press, 1995
Kory, Agnes. A Wider Role for the Tenor Violin? GSJ XXXXVII, 1994
Langwill, Lyndesay G. The 15th Century Carvings of Musical Instruments in Rosslyn Chapel, Near Edinburgh. GSJ XV, 1962
Marcuse, Sibyl. The Instruments of the King's Library at Versailles. GSJ XIV, 1961
McGee, Timothy and Mittler, Sylvia. Info on Instruments in Florentine Carnival. EM 10, 1982
McLeish, Martin. Inventory of Musical Instruments at the Royal Palace, Madrid, in 1602. GSJ XXI, 1968
Van der Meer, J.H. Die Viola da Braccio Familie Im 18. Jahrhundert. Michaelstein/Blankenburg H7, 1978
Page, Christopher. German Musicians and their Instruments - Megenberg. 1982
Polk, Keith. Instrumental Music in the Urban Centers of Renaissance Germany. Early Music History. Cambridge University Press, 1987
Polk, Keith. Voices and Instruments: Soloists and Ensembles in the 15th Century. EM XVIII #2, 1989
Polk, Keith. Vedel and Geige: German String Traditions in the 15th Century. JAMS XLII #3, 1989
Remnant, Mary. English Bowed Instruments from...to Tudor Times. Clarendon Press, 1986
Remnant, Mary. The Use of Frets on Rebecs and Medieval Fiddles. GSJ XXI, 1968
Segerman, Ephraim. The Name "Tenor Violin." GSJ XXXXVIII, 1995
Selfridge-Field, Eleanor. Vivaldi's Esoteric Instruments. EM 6, 1978
Selfridge-Field, Eleanor. Bassano and the Orchestra of St. Mark's. EM 4, 1976
Selfridge-Field, Eleanor. Venetian Instrumentalists in England: A Bassano Chronicle. Studi Musicali 8, 1979
Smith, Mark. The Cello Bow Held the Viol-Way; Once Common, But Now Almost Forgotten. Chelys 24, 1995
Stowell, Robin (editor). The Cambridge Companion to the Cello.
Cambridge University Press, 1999
Vanscheeuwijck, Marc. In Search of the Eighteenth-Century "Violoncello": Antonio Vandini and the Concertos for Viola by Tartini. Performance Practice Review, XIII, 2008
Vanscheeuwijck, Marc. The Baroque Cello and Its Performance. Performance Practice Review, IX, 1996
Walden, Valerie. One Hundred Years of Violoncello: A History of Technique and Perfromance Practice, 1740-1840. Cambridge University Press, 1998
Wenke, Wolfgang. Zupf- und Sterichinstrumente im deutschen Sprachraum. Michaelstein/Blankenburg H7, 1978
Winternitz, Emanuel. Secular Musical Practice in Sacred Art. EM 3, 1975
Winternitz, Emanuel. The Lira da Braccio. Musical Instruments and Their Symbolism in Western Art. Yale, 1979 |