@inbook{f0d2f64e948a4b13be2c3ecd5da8329e,
title = "Chambonni{\`e}res{\textquoteright}s Jeunes Z{\'e}phyrs and the hidden craft of the seventeenth-century clavecinistes",
abstract = "For many scholars and musicians, the seventeenth-century French harpsichord repertory is steeped in mystery. Through a study of Chambonni{\`e}res{\textquoteright}s sarabande Jeunes Z{\'e}phyrs, which has inspired a dozen harpsichord versions, this article investigates the criteria for answering two key questions: (1) What do the concordant versions tell us about the hidden practices of the clavecinistes? (2) How should information on variant readings be presented in a modern edition? The concordant versions contain vital information for probing the mystery of Chambonni{\`e}res{\textquoteright}s skill of charming his listeners. Presenting variant readings challenges editors to develop new procedures to bypass the limits of conventional Urtext editions. Playing from a score with increased flexibility would be a major step towards developing the mindset required for reinventing the hidden craft of the clavecinistes.",
author = "David Chung",
note = "Funding information: The author acknowledges with gratitude the generous support of the General Research Fund (HKBU 12401714) provided by the Research Grants Council (RGC) of Hong Kong, without which the timely production of the current publication would not have been feasible. Special thanks to Jocelyn Hui, my research assistant, for her painstaking work in engraving the musical examples.",
year = "2020",
month = jul,
language = "English",
series = "DeCA - Livro",
publisher = "UA Editora",
pages = "127--142",
editor = "Marinho, {Helena } and Pestana, {Maria do Ros{\'a}rio } and Artiaga, {Maria Jos{\'e} } and Penha, {Rui }",
booktitle = "Hidden Archives, Hidden Practices",
}