Description

Giovanni Antonio Terzi (1580-1620),  “Arranged for Classical Guitar”.

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• Arranged for Solo Guitar by Vladimir Gorbach
• Date Published:  5/24/2013
• Language:  English
• Standard Notation
• Skill Level:  Multiple Levels
• Saddle Stitched
• 68 Pages

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These selected works by Giovanni Antonio Terzi represent a last flowering of the lute fantasia in a motet-imitative style.  They stand at a halfway point between being dependent upon vocal forms and being a product of pure instrumental fantasy.  Of the sixteen pieces with “fantasia” in the title,  eleven are of Terzi’s own invention.  Five fantasias are attributed to other composers (nos. 13-17) as indicated in their titles,  and adopted for solo lute by Terzi.  When arranged for guitar,  something special about the character of these fantasias emerges through the instrument.  In addition,  they are all wonderful works that offer many musical and technical lessons for guitarists.

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• CONTENT:
  1.-  Preface
  2.-  Biographical Notes
  3.-  Fantasia Prima
  4.-  Fantasia Seconda
  5.-  Fantasia Terza
  6.-  Fantasia Quarta
  7.-  Fantasia Quinta
  8.-  Fantasia Sesta
  9.-  Toccata (Prima) del’autore
  10.-  In te Domine speravi
  11.-  Preludio del’autore
  12.-  Fantasia (Prima) del’autore
  13.-  Toccata Seconda del’autore
  14.-  Fantasia seconda del’autore
  15.-  Fantasia terza del’autore
  16.-  Fantasia (Prima) in modo di canzon francese del’autore
  17.-  Fantasia seconda in modo di canzon francese del’autore
  18.-  Fantasia (La Diodatina) inn francese del (Giosefo) Guami
  19.-  Un’altra fantasia del detto (Giosefo Guami)
  20.-  Fantasia in modo di canzon francese di Giovanni Gabrieli
  21.-  Un’altra fantasia di Paolo Justi (Giusti)
  22.-  Fantasia come di sopra (ca francese) di Vicenzo Bellaver

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