Exploring Bach's B-minor Mass
Herausgeber: Leaver, Robin A.; Tomita, Yo; Smaczny, Jan
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Part I. Historical Background and Contexts: 1. Past, present, and future -
perspectives on Bach's B-minor Mass Christoph Wolff; 2. Bach's Mass:
'Catholic' or 'Lutheran'? Robin A. Leaver; 3. Bach's Missa BWV 232I in the
context of Catholic Mass settings in Dresden, 1729-1733 Janice B. Stockigt;
4. The role and significance of the Polonaise in the 'Quoniam' of the
B-minor Mass Szymon Paczkowski; 5. 'The Great Catholic Mass': Bach, Count
Questenberg and the Musicalische congregation in Vienna Michael Maul; Part
II. Structure and Proportion: 6. Some observations on the formal design of
Bach's B-minor Mass Ulrich Siegele; 7. Chiastic reflection in the B-minor
Mass: lament's paradoxical mirror Melvin P. Unger; 8. Parallel proportions,
numerical structures and harmonie in Bach's Autograph score Ruth Tatlow;
Part III. Sources: 9. Many problems, different solutions: editing Bach's
B-minor Mass Uwe Wolf; 10. Manuscript score No. 4500 in St Petersburg: a
new source of the B-minor Mass Tatiana Shabalina; Part IV. Reception: 11.
Haydn's copy of the B-minor Mass and Mozart's Mass in C Minor: Viennese
traditions of the B-minor Mass Ulrich Leisinger; 12. A 'fairly correct copy
of the mass'? Mendelssohn's score of the B-minor Mass as a document of the
Romantics' view on matters of performance practice and source criticism
Anselm Hartinger; 13. The B-minor Mass in nineteenth-century England
Katharine Pardee; 14. Bach's B-minor Mass: an incarnation in Prague in the
1860s and its consequences Jan Smaczny; Appendix 1; Appendix 2.
