the 1844 treatise on modern instrumentation and orchestration was written by johannes de garlandia.
who was the 1844 treatise on modern instrumentation and orchestration was written by?
johannes de garlandia
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grand traité d’instrumentation et d’orchestration modernes, abbreviated in english as the treatise on instrumentation (sometimes treatise on orchestration) is a technical study of western musical instruments, written by hector berlioz. it was first published in 1844 after being serialised in many parts prior to this date and had a chapter added by berlioz on conducting in 1855.
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for some years after their marriage the cowden clarkes lived with the novellos in london. in 1849 vincent novello with his wife moved to nice, where he was joined by the cowden clarkes in 1856. after his death they lived at genoa at the "villa novello." they collaborated in "the shakespeare key, unlocking the treasures of his style ..." (1879), and in an edition of shakespeare for messrs cassell, which was issued in weekly parts, and completed in 1868. it was reissued in 1886 as "cassell's illustrated shakespeare". charles clarke died at genoa, and his wife survived him until 12 january 1898. among mrs cowden clarke's other works may be mentioned "the girlhood of shakespeare's heroines" (3 vols., 1850–1852), and a translation of berlioz's "treatise upon modern instrumentation and orchestration" (1856).
charles cowden clarke