The English Madrigal Composers
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J l.r f^^ m THOMAS BATESON 259 Bateson himself used an equally remarkable chord in the closing bars of With Utter sighs (Set II, No. 19) : and sor T f- ^ row -I— dies.
ICt ^--|g: m i J ^ ,^ J- f— r+f Efe ~g~ and the double suspension in Sweet Gemma (Set I, Nos. 15 and 16) at the words tiger cruel, is practically identical with the one in Orianaes farewell.
In this connexion reference may be made to Ward's use of double suspensions and suspensions in general ; ^ while a beauti- ful phrase contai...ning a double suspension may be quoted from John Dowland's Time's eldest son. Old Age (Set II, No. 6) published four years earlier than Bateson's First Set. (The quotation is here made from the composer's version as a solo- song with lute accompaniment.) he
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J l.r f^^ m THOMAS BATESON 259 Bateson himself used an equally remarkable chord in the closing bars of With Utter sighs (Set II, No. 19) : and sor T f- ^ row -I— dies.
ICt ^--|g: m i J ^ ,^ J- f— r+f Efe ~g~ and the double suspension in Sweet Gemma (Set I, Nos. 15 and 16) at the words tiger cruel, is practically identical with the one in Orianaes farewell.
In this connexion reference may be made to Ward's use of double suspensions and suspensions in general ; ^ while a beauti- ful phrase contai...ning a double suspension may be quoted from John Dowland's Time's eldest son. Old Age (Set II, No. 6) published four years earlier than Bateson's First Set. (The quotation is here made from the composer's version as a solo- song with lute accompaniment.) he
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