Principles of the Flute, Recorder and Oboe (Principes de La Flute)
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The finest flutist of his time and honored Flute de la Chambre du
Roi at the court of Louis XIV, Jacques-Martin Hotteterre (c.
1680-1760) wrote this instruction book for the transverse flute,
recorder, and oboe. This treatise (originally titled Principes de
la Flute) was an important force in the competition between the
flute and recorder and hastened the virtual extinction of the
recorder as either an ensemble or solo instrument.The Principes has
considerable practical use today, as well as being a treatise of
central importance in the historical development of the flute. Most
important, it contains an extensive discussion of principal
ornaments and embellishments of the period (appoggiaturas,
springers, terminated trills, vibrati, and mordents) and their
proper and tasteful use. This information will be valuable to
modern wind players of all kinds, instrumentalists in general, and
musicologists. The long section treating the technique of the
7-hole transverse flute -- an ancestor of the modern instrument --
also has some modern applicability. While the 7-hole flute is far
more primitive, it does have important elements in common with the
modern instrument. The section on the recorder (an instrument which
has not undergone change since the Principes was written) is an
important period instruction book, as valuable to recorder players
of today as it was to their counterparts in the eighteenth
century.Curiously, in spite of its historical and practical
interest, Hotteterre's treatise has not previously been available
to the English-speaking world. Paul Marshall Douglas of the
University of British Columbia has provided the first modern
English-language translation in this edition. He has also included
an introduction giving the known facts of Hotteterre's life,
describing the eighteenth-century contest between flute and
recorder, and noting the common usage of wind instruments at the
time.
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