1968
DOI: 10.2307/779786
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Biblioteca da Ajuda (Lisbon) Mss 1595 / 1596: Two Eighteenth-Century Anonymous Collections of Modinhas

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“…In a different interpretation of the same manuscript, Edilson de LIMA (2001) argues that, depending on the song selected, the manuscript suggests a different instrument 4 The six-course single-stringed guitar was consolidated as the 'classical guitar' or, 'guitar', only, in the first half of the nineteenth century in Europe. The instrument grew in size and reached its classical form in the second half of the nineteenth century with new techniques of construction employed by the Spanish Luthier Antonio de Torres Jurado (1817 -1892) (HENRIQUE, 2002; TURNBULL and SPARKS, 2014).…”
Section: -Selecting the Songsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In a different interpretation of the same manuscript, Edilson de LIMA (2001) argues that, depending on the song selected, the manuscript suggests a different instrument 4 The six-course single-stringed guitar was consolidated as the 'classical guitar' or, 'guitar', only, in the first half of the nineteenth century in Europe. The instrument grew in size and reached its classical form in the second half of the nineteenth century with new techniques of construction employed by the Spanish Luthier Antonio de Torres Jurado (1817 -1892) (HENRIQUE, 2002; TURNBULL and SPARKS, 2014).…”
Section: -Selecting the Songsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although they could have been useful, I did not choose them for they were issued in a period when the six-course guitar or the violão had not yet been fully developed and therefore were not the best collections for comparing performances on these instruments. 4 A 'fourth' option was the manuscript MS1596 named 'Modinhas do Brasil,' found by Gerard BÉHAGUE in the 1960s in the Library of Ajuda in Portugal. This manuscript is undated but is believed to have been published in 1793.…”
Section: -Selecting the Songsmentioning
confidence: 99%