BOISMORTIER LA MATIGNON OPUS 33 No. 1 for flute, oboe & bassoon or cello (arr. Edited & arranged by Pat Spence) Sheet Music | Joseph Bodin De Boismortier (1689 - 1755) | Performance Ensemble
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BOISMORTIER LA MATIGNON OPUS 33 No. 1 for flute, oboe & bassoon or cello (arr. Edited & arranged by Pat Spence)by Joseph Bodin De Boismortier (1689 - 1755) Performance Ensemble - Digital Sheet Music

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This is the first of a set of SIX GENTILLESSES EN TROIS PARTIES for musette (a type of bagpipe), viele (an early violin) and a bass instrument (probably a cello) published by Boivin in Paris in 1731 and described as also playable on recorder, transverse flute, oboe or violin. Of course all the parts could be doubled (good for sales) and the instructions tous for all players and seul when only one should play would come in useful. Boismortier became very wealthy from sales of his music.

The three movements, Gayment, Gracieusement & Gayment are for three independent players of intermediate standard and above.

This arrangement for flute, oboe and bassoon or cello has been lightly edited. All edits are shown in parentheses ( ) or dashed lines. The original two top parts have been set in the modern treble clef. The Boivin edition used the old violin clef. The edition also had no dynamic markings as the musette was not capable of dynamic variation. Generally the sections marked tous should be louder than those marked seul but, since dynamics are so much a matter of personal taste, I have left these to the performers discretion.

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