Subject: Looking for a dissertation about the Bach BWV995

From: Luca Manassero <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 07 Feb 2018 19:28:32 +0100

Dear collective wisdom,
         I'm presently working on my last year of the "laurea magistralis"
   (I'm actually 52, but I loved lute music so much that I finally managed
   to get there…) at the Conservatorio of Pavia and trying to investigate
   as much as possible the history of the sources of Bach suite BWV 995.
   I'm also going to play the Leipzig manuscript version (with only a few
   fixes here and there) in my latest lute exam in four months, if I
   survive the many complexities…
   In the library of the University of Indiana there should be a copy of a
   dissertation by Robert Grossmann, "The lute suite in G minor BWV 995 by
   Johan Sebastian Bach : a comparison of the autograph manuscript and the
   lute intabulation in Leipzig, Sammlung Becker, MS III.ii.3" (1987), but
   I couldn't manage to get a copy so far. ResearchGate was supposed to
   have one online, but I guess they only show certain titles to push you
   to subscribe.
   Anybody out there who has a digital copy and is willing to share it
   with me?
   Thank you in advance!
   Luca

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From: Francois-Pierre Goy <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 07 Feb 2018 22:19:18 +0100

Hi,

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   You can buy a copy on various formats from ProQuest Dissertation
   Express ([1]https://dissexpress.proquest.com/search.htmlÂ :
   searchÂ publication number 10296642).

   Alternatively, I suppose the Library of the University of Pavia
   participates in the Interlibrary loan network and could obtain a copy ?

   Â

   Good luck in your search !

   Â

   FranÃ§ois-Pierre Goy

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   07.02.2018, 19:28, "Luca Manassero" <[email-masked]>:

     Â Â Â Dear collective wisdom,
     Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â I'm presently working on my last year of the
     "laurea magistralis"
     Â Â Â (I'm actually 52, but I loved lute music so much that I
     finally managed
     Â Â Â to get thereâ¦) at the Conservatorio of Pavia and trying to
     investigate
     Â Â Â as much as possible the history of the sources of Bach suite
     BWV 995.
     Â Â Â I'm also going to play the Leipzig manuscript version (with
     only a few
     Â Â Â fixes here and there) in my latest lute exam in four months,
     if I
     Â Â Â survive the many complexitiesâ¦
     Â Â Â In the library of the University of Indiana there should be a
     copy of a
     Â Â Â dissertation by Robert Grossmann, "The lute suite in G minor
     BWV 995 by
     Â Â Â Johan Sebastian Bach : a comparison of the autograph
     manuscript and the
     Â Â Â lute intabulation in Leipzig, Sammlung Becker, MS III.ii.3"
     (1987), but
     Â Â Â I couldn't manage to get a copy so far. ResearchGate was
     supposed to
     Â Â Â have one online, but I guess they only show certain titles to
     push you
     Â Â Â to subscribe.
     Â Â Â Anybody out there who has a digital copy and is willing to
     share it
     Â Â Â with me?
     Â Â Â Thank you in advance!
     Â Â Â Luca
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References

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   2. http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~wbc/lute-admin/index.html

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From: "Ralf Mattes" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 07 Feb 2018 22:50:13 +0100

Hello Luca, 

Why not contact the author?
Last thing I hear he's the director of Chesa Planta ( http://www.chesaplanta.ch), an Engadin cultural foundation
(the library holds two 16th century lute manuscripts).
 
 HTH Ralf Mattes