Principes de la flûte traversiere-HOTTETERRE L’art de la flûte traversiere-deLUSSE
50,00 €
| Category | Books and sheet music Gift ideas under €100 |
| Marks and inscriptions | Minkoff Reprint, Geneve, 1973 |
| Period | 1900-present |
| Place of origin | Switzerland |
| Description | Principes de la flute traversiere-HOTTETERRE, Jacques L’art de la flûte traversiere-DELUSSE, Charles |
| Materials | Paper, card |
| Dimensions | 245 mm x 180 mm x 12 mm 420 g |
| Condition | Working condition |
| Other distinctive features | French First book 53 pages Second book38 pages |
| Price (EUR) | €50.00 |
| Ref | 9 |
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Principes de la flûte traversiere-HOTTETERRE, Jacques L’art de la flûte traversiere-deLUSSE, Charles
The famous flute treatise of Jacques Hotteterre 1673-1763, in a bound, hardback book printed in 1973 by Minkoff Reprint Geneve.
Hotteterre was a renowned flute player of his time who also enjoyed teaching internationally. He also played the bassoon, oboe, and musette.
He was the first to decide that the flute should be played to the right side, with the left hand towards the top and the right towards the base of the instrument.
The first edition of treatise was published in 1707. It teaches the playing of the flute with fingering charts. The family of Hotteterre was also known as famous flute makers and they promoted the transverse flute in early 18th century France.
This is published together with a reprint of the treatise by the flutist and composer Charles Delusse (1720-1774). It contains twenty caprices also usable as cadenzas for concertos.
The whole hardback publication features some nice illustrations, and is all in French of course!
Used but well-maintained condition.
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