Composers

Hotteterre, Jacques Martin “le Romain” (ca. 1674 - 1763)

Score first page — 478x ⇩ Full score — 115x ⇩
I Dessus — 94x ⇩, II Dessus — 70x ⇩, Basse — 72x ⇩
Sonata I - Prelude Lentement — 56x ⇩, Sonata I - Fugue Gay — 63x ⇩, Sonata I - Grave Gay — 55x ⇩, Sonata I - Gigue Vivement — 49x ⇩, Sonata II - Prelude Gravement — 59x ⇩, Sonata II - Courante Legerement — 60x ⇩, Sonata II - Grave — 52x ⇩, Sonata II - Gigue Vivement — 57x ⇩, Sonata III - Prelude Gravement — 53x ⇩, Sonata III - Fugue Gay — 52x ⇩, Sonata III - Grave Gracieusement — 47x ⇩, Sonata III - Vivement, et croches égales — 50x ⇩, Sonata IV - Prelude Gravement — 43x ⇩, Sonata IV - Fugue Gay — 52x ⇩, Sonata IV - Grave — 53x ⇩, Sonata IV - Gigue — 53x ⇩, Sonata V - Prelude Lentement — 53x ⇩, Sonata V - Courante — 50x ⇩, Sonata V - Sarabande — 58x ⇩, Sonata V - Legerement — 57x ⇩, Sonata VI - Prelude Lentement — 53x ⇩, Sonata VI - Fugue Gay — 51x ⇩, Sonata VI - Vivement — 53x ⇩

La fonte delle 6 Sonate è l’edizione antica delle "Sonates en Trio / pour les Flûtes Traversieres, Flûtes a Bec, Violons, Hautbois, &c. /… / Par M.r Hotteterre le Romain / … / Livre Premier / OEuvre Troisième / ... / M.DCCXII.“, BNF, Paris.

Version 2.0 - Complete transcription of 6 Sonates en Trio Op. III, Livre I (1712) by Hotteterre le Romain. The score has the original clefs, while separate parts have presently used clefs.
Sample — 460x ⇩ Score with the original french clef — 67x ⇩, Score with the violin clef — 70x ⇩, Score transposed as suggested by Hotteterre — 76x ⇩
Prelude I in D major — 54x ⇩, Prelude II in G minor — 36x ⇩, Prelude I transposed in B major — 43x ⇩, Prelude II transposed in E minor — 42x ⇩

The original score of the Preludes is included in Opus VII, published in Paris, 1719, with the following title: “L’ART DE PRELUDER /SUR LA FLÛTE TRAVERSIERE / Sur la Flûte a bec, Sur le Haubois, / et autres Instrumens de Dessus / …“. This material is available on Petrucci Music Library. This edition includes the transposition in the violin clef and the transpositions proposed by Hotteterre at the end of each Prelude.

Version 1.0 with a new editorial format.