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| - Ludovico Antonio Roncalli, auch Ludovico Conte del Roncalli und Lodovico Roncalli (* 6. März 1654 in Bergamo; † 25. August 1713), war ein italienischer Edelmann und Komponist. (de)
- Ludovico Giuseppe Antonio Filippo Roncalli, o sencillamente Conde Ludovico (1654–1713), fue un compositor italiano. (es)
- Le comte Ludovico Roncalli (6 mars 1654 - 1713) était un musicien et un compositeur italien de la fin du XVIIe et du début du XVIIIe siècle. (fr)
- ロドヴィコ・ロンカッリ（Lodovico Roncalli）もしくはルドヴィコ・アントニオ・ロンカッリ（Ludovico Antonio Roncalli, 1654年 - 1713年）は、イタリアの貴族（伯爵）・ギター奏者。 5弦ギターのための曲集《スペイン・ギターのためのカプリッチョ Capricci armonici sopra la chitarra spagnola》を1692年に出版。この曲集の6弦ギターのために近代的な譜面は、1881年にオスカル・キレソッティが編集している。原本は、パオロ・パオリーニ校訂によるファクシミリを入手することができる（フィレンツェ、1982年出版）。近代版の全曲集は、1950年代初頭に東ドイツの出版社によって刊行された。 この曲集は、9つの組曲からなり、それぞれいくつかの短い楽章を含んでいて、ギターの愛好者から非常に好まれている。個々の楽章がしばしばギター教則本に載せられることもある。そのうち《パッサカリア》は、オットリーノ・レスピーギ編曲の《リュートのための古風な舞曲とアリア 第3集》の終曲に使われて非常に有名になった。 他の盛期バロック音楽の作曲家のものと違って、ロンカッリの舞曲楽章は様式化されておらず、実際のダンスの趣きをとどめている。 (ja)
- Count Ludovico Giuseppe Antonio Filippo Roncalli, or simply Count Ludovico (1654–1713), was an Italian composer. Roncalli was born in Bergamo on 6 March 1654 and baptized at the church of San Pancrazio in the Città Alta in Bergamo on 8 June 1654. He was the younger son of Conte Giovanni Martino Roncalli (1626–1700) and brother of Francesco, Conte di Montorio (1645–1717). He was ordained to the priesthood and died in Bergamo on 25 August 1713. The Roncalli family still possess a portrait of him in clerical dress .A note on the back of the painting reads "Comes Ludovicus Roncalius I.V.D. [Iuris Utriusque Doctor) et abbas, et suis legatis ad Sancta exercitia promovenda insignis largitur. Obiit ann. 1713 Die 25 augusti. Aetatis sue ann. 59. men. sex". (Count Ludovico Roncalli, graduate i (en)
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| - Strizich, Robert. 2001. "Roncalli, Conte Ludovico". The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians'', second edition, edited by Stanley Sadie and John Tyrrell. London: Macmillan Publishers. (en)
- Roncalli, Ludovico. 1692. Capricci armonici sopra la chitarra spagnola … opera prima. Bergamo: Sebastian Casetti Intagl. Complete facsimile edition with an introduction by Michael Macmeeken . Monaco: Editions Chanterelle, 1979. Facsimile edition with a preface by Paolo Paolini. Archivum musicum, collana di testi rari 17. Florence: Studio per edizioni scelte, 1979, reprinted 1982. . (en)
- Noad, Frederick M. 1974. The Baroque Guitar: Selected and Transcribed by Frederick Noad. New York: Ariel Music Publications. (en)
- Dell'Ara, Mario, and Giacomo Parimbelli. 2004. "Ludovico Roncalli, l'abate chitarrista". Il Fronimo, no. 126 : 15–19. (en)
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| - Ludovico Antonio Roncalli, auch Ludovico Conte del Roncalli und Lodovico Roncalli (* 6. März 1654 in Bergamo; † 25. August 1713), war ein italienischer Edelmann und Komponist. (de)
- Ludovico Giuseppe Antonio Filippo Roncalli, o sencillamente Conde Ludovico (1654–1713), fue un compositor italiano. (es)
- Count Ludovico Giuseppe Antonio Filippo Roncalli, or simply Count Ludovico (1654–1713), was an Italian composer. Roncalli was born in Bergamo on 6 March 1654 and baptized at the church of San Pancrazio in the Città Alta in Bergamo on 8 June 1654. He was the younger son of Conte Giovanni Martino Roncalli (1626–1700) and brother of Francesco, Conte di Montorio (1645–1717). He was ordained to the priesthood and died in Bergamo on 25 August 1713. The Roncalli family still possess a portrait of him in clerical dress .A note on the back of the painting reads "Comes Ludovicus Roncalius I.V.D. [Iuris Utriusque Doctor) et abbas, et suis legatis ad Sancta exercitia promovenda insignis largitur. Obiit ann. 1713 Die 25 augusti. Aetatis sue ann. 59. men. sex". (Count Ludovico Roncalli, graduate in civil and canon law and priest, illustrious donor of his erudition for the promotion of spiritual exercises. Died in the year 1713, 25th day of August at the age of 59 years and 6 months). Another note in smaller letters reads "Ritratta quando era in età d’anni XXXII" (painted when he was 32 years of age). The portrait is reproduced in Dell'Ara's article and in the liner notes to the recordings of Jorge Oraison and Giacomo Parimbelli. A letter written by his brother Francesco to padre Martino is preserved in family archives. It refers to financial assistance given to Ludovico whilst he was in Rome in 1695. His reasons for visiting Rome are unknown but he may have been introduced to musical circles there by Cardinal Pamphilli to whom Capricci armonici is dedicated. He published a collection of nine suites for five-course baroque guitar, Capricci armonici sopra la chitarra spagnola ("Harmonic caprices for the Spanish guitar"), in 1692. This is dedicated to the well-known patron of music, Cardinal Benedetto Panfili, a great-grandson of Pope Innocent X who was Cardinal Legate in Bologna from 1690 and later librarian of the Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana in Rome . It was transcribed into modern notation and arranged for the six-string guitar by Oscar Chilesotti in 1881. The work consists of nine complete suites, each comprising a preludio and alemanda followed by some of the other seventeenth-century dance forms such as corrente, sarabanda, gigue, minuet and gavotta. The last movement of the ninth suite is a passacaglia which was orchestrated by Ottorino Respighi and included in his Ancient Airs and Dances Suite no. 3. Roncalli's music is a great favorite of guitar enthusiasts, and individual movements frequently appear in guitar method books. Frederick Noad, who compiled an anthology titled The Baroque Guitar, as well as other popular instruction books, did not rate the Chilesotti transcription highly, pointing to many omitted embellishments and octave errors relating to the fourth and fifth strings . Roncalli probably used a bourdon or low octave string only on the fourth course with the fifth course re-entrant – a method of stringing particularly associated with his compatriot Francesco Corbetta and widely used in the latter part of the seventeenth century – e' bb gg dd' aa. Another edition in modern notation was published by , and released in 1955 by VEB Friedrich Hofmeister, Leipzig. Noad did not comment on whether this edition had corrected the deficiencies of the Chilesotti version. The original is available in two facsimile editions, both published in 1979. Roncalli's Capricci armonici sopra la chitarra spagnola has been the exclusive subject of several recent recordings. One of the first was Sandro Volta's of suites I, II, IV, V, VII, and VIII on the Arion label in 1994 (ARN 68336). Jorge Oraisón recorded the entire cycle on 2 CDs for Vanguard Classics in 1996 (99151). Richard Savino recorded suites I, II, III, V, VII, and VIII for Dorian in 2008 (DSL-90604). Volta, Oraisón, and Savino used five-course guitars for their Roncalli recordings. In 2004 another recording devoted exclusively to Roncalli's work was released on the Italian label Tactus. It features Giacomo Parimbelli performing the complete suites except for V, VI, and IX, on a 19th-century instrument. (en)
- Le comte Ludovico Roncalli (6 mars 1654 - 1713) était un musicien et un compositeur italien de la fin du XVIIe et du début du XVIIIe siècle. (fr)
- ロドヴィコ・ロンカッリ（Lodovico Roncalli）もしくはルドヴィコ・アントニオ・ロンカッリ（Ludovico Antonio Roncalli, 1654年 - 1713年）は、イタリアの貴族（伯爵）・ギター奏者。 5弦ギターのための曲集《スペイン・ギターのためのカプリッチョ Capricci armonici sopra la chitarra spagnola》を1692年に出版。この曲集の6弦ギターのために近代的な譜面は、1881年にオスカル・キレソッティが編集している。原本は、パオロ・パオリーニ校訂によるファクシミリを入手することができる（フィレンツェ、1982年出版）。近代版の全曲集は、1950年代初頭に東ドイツの出版社によって刊行された。 この曲集は、9つの組曲からなり、それぞれいくつかの短い楽章を含んでいて、ギターの愛好者から非常に好まれている。個々の楽章がしばしばギター教則本に載せられることもある。そのうち《パッサカリア》は、オットリーノ・レスピーギ編曲の《リュートのための古風な舞曲とアリア 第3集》の終曲に使われて非常に有名になった。 他の盛期バロック音楽の作曲家のものと違って、ロンカッリの舞曲楽章は様式化されておらず、実際のダンスの趣きをとどめている。 (ja)
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