Journal de clavecin composé sur les ariettes de comédies, intermèdes et opéras comiques, qui ont eu le plus de succès - Clément, Charles François 1719-1799 (Paris Clément, 1769)
Charles-François Clément (1719-1799) was a harpsichord teacher in Paris. Besides the Journal, he adapted several Italian operas for Parisian audiences, notably Niccolò Jommelli's 'L'Uccelatrice', which he renamed 'La Pipée', and Rinaldo di Capua's 'La Zingara', renamed 'La Bohémienne'. These two works were staged in 1766. Among his original works are a series of pieces for violin and harpsichord and three songs '(Le départ des guerriers' & 'Le retour des guerriers' in 1750 and 'Le Célibat' in 1762). He also wrote two theoretical books, 'Essai sur l'accompagnement du clavecin' (1758) and' Essai sur la basse fondamentale' (1762).
January-December 1769 issues of this periodical, which ran from 1762 to 1772
For 1767 and 1768 editions you can access the digital scans at Gallica:https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b52000795k.r=Journal%20de%20clavecin%20compos%C3%A9?rk=21459;2https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b52000827z.r=Journal%20de%20clavecin%20compos%C3%A9?rk=85837;2
Keywords: 18th Century (1701-1800); Instrumental music; Harpsichord; Opera; Aria; Paris (France); artikulatie; boekprijs; notatieproblemen; Duni; dynamiek; instr. recitatief