Daniel Croner: Tabulaturae (1681, 1682) for Lute Edited by Pernye, Benk & Fittler (1988)Product DetailsProduct Type:Sheet Music / Historical EditionComposer:Daniel Croner(16561740)Title:Tabulaturae (1681, 1682) / per liuto (for Lute)Editors:Pernye Andrs,Benk Dniel,Fittler Katalin SzilviaPublisher:Editio Musica Budapest (EMB)Year Published:1988ISMN:9790080087312 (979-0080087312)Item Number:8731Genre:Renaissance / Baroque Dance MusicSetting:Lute (Transcription for modern use)Period:BaroqueLanguage:English, German (Introduction and Critical Notes)Format:Paperback (Bach Format 23 x 30.2 cm)Length:120 pagesOverviewThis substantial 1988 volume fromEditio Musica Budapest (EMB)presents the complete surviving lute manuscripts of the Transylvanian Baroque clergyman and musicianDaniel Croner. The collection, known as theTabulaturae (1681, 1682), is an invaluable source of late 17th-century lute music, capturing both Western European styles and the distinct flavor of Hungarian dance music.Although the input lists the setting as “Piano,” this publication is a scholarly edition of music originally written inlute tablature, making it essential for lute players and scholars. Edited by a distinguished team of Hungarian musicologistsincluding the renowned lutenistBenk Dnielthis 120-page book provides a meticulously transcribed and authoritative text. It illuminates the intersection of German, Hungarian, and European Baroque musical traditions.ttekints (Hungarian Overview)Ez a terjedelmes, 1988-asEditio Musica Budapest (EMB)kiadvnyDaniel Croner(erdlyi barokk lelksz s zensz) fennmaradt teljes lantkziratt mutatja be. A gyjtemny, amelyTabulaturae (1681, 1682)nven ismert, a 17. szzad vgi lantzene felbecslhetetlen forrsa, amely egyszerre rkti meg a nyugat-eurpai stlusokat s a magyar tnczene jellegzetes zt.Br a bemenet a hangszerelst “Zongora” nven tnteti fel, ez a kiadvny az eredetileglant-tabulatrbanrt zene tudomnyos kiadsa, gy nlklzhetetlen a lantjtkosok s a kutatk szmra. A neves lantmvszt,Benk Dnieltis magban foglal kivl magyar zenetudsok csapata ltal szerkesztett 120 oldalas knyv aprlkosan trt s hiteles szveget knl. Megvilgtja a nmet, a magyar s az eurpai barokk zenei hagyomnyok metszspontjt.Product FeaturesHistorical Significance:Contains music from the two surviving manuscripts compiled by Daniel Croner (1681 and 1682).Editors’ Authority:Edited by musicologistsPernye Andrs, Benk Dniel, and Fittler Katalin Szilvia.Instrumentation:Music originally forLute, transcribed and presented for modern performers and scholars.Content:Features a diverse mix of dance movements (Allemandes, Courantes, Sarabandes) and Hungarian dances.Format:Standard Bach format (23 x 30.2 cm), 120 pages, perfect for scholarly study.Interesting FactsDaniel Croner (16561740):Croner was a Lutheran pastor who studied theology in Germany but was born and served in Transylvania (now part of Romania). His music collection is important because it documents the musical life in this region, which was geographically and culturally situated between the Ottoman, Habsburg, and Central European spheres.Lute Tablature:The original manuscripts used a form oflute tablaturea graphical system where letters and numbers indicate where to place the fingers on the fretboard rather than what pitch to playwhich the editors have expertly transcribed into modern notation.Benk Dniel:One of the editors,Benk Dniel, is a highly celebrated Hungarian lutenist and a leading international authority on Renaissance and Baroque lute music, ensuring the performance practice in this edition is impeccable.Hungarian Element:TheTabulaturaeare famous for containing some of the earliest written examples of specificHungarian dances, providing a vital historical link for Central European folk music study.rdekessgek (Hungarian Interesting Facts)Daniel Croner (16561740):Croner egy luthernus lelksz volt, aki Nmetorsz&a