Tartinijeva glasba v Benetkah

Three Venetian libraries (I-Vc, I-VLevi and I-Vnm) possess several handwritten and printed musical sources connected to Giuseppe Tartini. The present study of specific witnesses and pieces, among which are some unica, reveals new aspects of the composition, dissemination and transmission of his music, including the production of alternative versions, reworkings and pasticcios.

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Repository of the University of Ljubljana (University of Ljubljana)
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2025-12-23
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Diverse Musicological Studies
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Tartinijeva glasba v Benetkah

Federico Lanzellotti
Repository of the University of Ljubljana (University of Ljubljana)
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Tartinijeva glasba v Benetkah

Federico Lanzellotti
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Three Venetian libraries (I-Vc, I-VLevi and I-Vnm) possess several handwritten and printed musical sources connected to Giuseppe Tartini. The present study of specific witnesses and pieces, among which are some unica, reveals new aspects of the composition, dissemination and transmission of his music, including the production of alternative versions, reworkings and pasticcios.

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