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The study of orchestration is a key part of all students of music theory and composition. "Orchestration" provides a much needed resource for these students, filling a gap in the literature.
With writings by Berlioz, Wagner, Gounod, Mahler, Schoenberg, Reich, and others, this collection of writings traces the history of orchestration and its development , as well as presents a wide variety of theories that have been embraced by the leading practitioners in the field.
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The study of orchestration is a key part of all students of music theory and composition. "Orchestration" provides a much needed resource for these students, filling a gap in the literature.
With writings by Berlioz, Wagner, Gounod, Mahler, Schoenberg, Reich, and others, this collection of writings traces the history of orchestration and its development , as well as presents a wide variety of theories that have been embraced by the leading practitioners in the field.
With writings by Berlioz, Wagner, Gounod, Mahler, Schoenberg, Reich, and others, this collection of writings traces the history of orchestration and its development , as well as presents a wide variety of theories that have been embraced by the leading practitioners in the field.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 246
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Oktober 2006
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 230mm x 162mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 467g
- ISBN-13: 9780415976824
- ISBN-10: 0415976820
- Artikelnr.: 21568320
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 246
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Oktober 2006
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 230mm x 162mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 467g
- ISBN-13: 9780415976824
- ISBN-10: 0415976820
- Artikelnr.: 21568320
Paul Mathews teaches at the Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University where he has previously been chair of Music Theory and currently directs the music classes on the main Hopkins campus. His recent scholarship concerns the dialectic of French and German orchestration in the late nineteenth century. Mathews is also an active composer.
The Early Nineteenth Century; Chapter 1 On the Symphony
Carl Czerny; Chapter 2 Instruments Added to the Scores of Old Masters
Hector Berlioz; Chapter 3 On the Rendering of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony
Richard Wagner; Chapter 4 Instruments Added by Modern Composers
Charles Gounod; Chapter 5 Pamphlet on Mahler's Edition of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony
Gustav Mahler
Siegfried Lipiner; Chapter 6 Beethoven's Instrumentation
Igor Stravinsky; The Late Nineteenth Century; Chapter 7 Statements on Orchestration
Gustav Mahler; Chapter 8 First Lesson: Preliminary Instruction
F.-A. Gevaert; Chapter 9 Foreword to Berlioz' Treatise on Instrumentation
Richard Strauss; Interlude; Chapter 10 The Orchestra
Hector Berlioz
Richard Strauss; Chapter 11 Orchestra Tutti
Salomon Jadassohn; Chapter 12 The General Divisions and Classification of the Principal Instruments of the Orchestra
Delius
Papus; Chapter 13 Composition of the Orchestra
Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov; The Turn of the Twentieth Century; Chapter 14 An Inadequate Means for Musical Expression
Ferruccio Busoni; Chapter 15 The Orchestra: Diatonic and Atonal Music
Josef Matthias Hauer; Chapter 16 Possibilities of the Concert Wind Band from the Standpoint of a Modern Composer
Percy Grainger; Chapter 17 Instrumentation
Arnold Schoenberg; Chapter 18 The Balance of Sonorities: Volume and Intensity
Charles Koechlin; Chapter 19 Instrumentation
Igor Stravinsky
Robert Craf; The Early Twentieth Century; Chapter 20 Klangfarbenmelodie
Arnold Schoenberg; Chapter 21 Letter to Heinrich Jalowetz Regarding the Symphony
Op.21
Anton Webern; Chapter 22 Letter to Hermann Scherchen Regarding the Transcription of J.S. Bach's Ricercata
Anton Webern; Chapter 23 Anton Webern:
Arnold Schoenberg; Chapter 24 Regarding Klangfarbenmelodie
Igor Stravinsky
Robert Craft; Chapter 25 Timbral Relationships and Their Functional Use
Alfred Schnittke; Later Twentieth-Century Innovations; Chapter 26 Program Note for the Fourth Symphony
Charles Ives; Chapter 27 Instrumental Character and the Problem of the Tutti
Elliott Carter
Allen Edwards; Chapter 28 On the Size and Seating of an Orchestra
Steve Reich; Chapter 29 Spatial Music and Orchestration
Henry Brant
Frank J. Oteri; Chapter 30 Remarks on Ochestration
Morton Feldman; Chapter 31 Timbre and Composition - Timbre and Language
Pierre Boulez;
Carl Czerny; Chapter 2 Instruments Added to the Scores of Old Masters
Hector Berlioz; Chapter 3 On the Rendering of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony
Richard Wagner; Chapter 4 Instruments Added by Modern Composers
Charles Gounod; Chapter 5 Pamphlet on Mahler's Edition of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony
Gustav Mahler
Siegfried Lipiner; Chapter 6 Beethoven's Instrumentation
Igor Stravinsky; The Late Nineteenth Century; Chapter 7 Statements on Orchestration
Gustav Mahler; Chapter 8 First Lesson: Preliminary Instruction
F.-A. Gevaert; Chapter 9 Foreword to Berlioz' Treatise on Instrumentation
Richard Strauss; Interlude; Chapter 10 The Orchestra
Hector Berlioz
Richard Strauss; Chapter 11 Orchestra Tutti
Salomon Jadassohn; Chapter 12 The General Divisions and Classification of the Principal Instruments of the Orchestra
Delius
Papus; Chapter 13 Composition of the Orchestra
Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov; The Turn of the Twentieth Century; Chapter 14 An Inadequate Means for Musical Expression
Ferruccio Busoni; Chapter 15 The Orchestra: Diatonic and Atonal Music
Josef Matthias Hauer; Chapter 16 Possibilities of the Concert Wind Band from the Standpoint of a Modern Composer
Percy Grainger; Chapter 17 Instrumentation
Arnold Schoenberg; Chapter 18 The Balance of Sonorities: Volume and Intensity
Charles Koechlin; Chapter 19 Instrumentation
Igor Stravinsky
Robert Craf; The Early Twentieth Century; Chapter 20 Klangfarbenmelodie
Arnold Schoenberg; Chapter 21 Letter to Heinrich Jalowetz Regarding the Symphony
Op.21
Anton Webern; Chapter 22 Letter to Hermann Scherchen Regarding the Transcription of J.S. Bach's Ricercata
Anton Webern; Chapter 23 Anton Webern:
Arnold Schoenberg; Chapter 24 Regarding Klangfarbenmelodie
Igor Stravinsky
Robert Craft; Chapter 25 Timbral Relationships and Their Functional Use
Alfred Schnittke; Later Twentieth-Century Innovations; Chapter 26 Program Note for the Fourth Symphony
Charles Ives; Chapter 27 Instrumental Character and the Problem of the Tutti
Elliott Carter
Allen Edwards; Chapter 28 On the Size and Seating of an Orchestra
Steve Reich; Chapter 29 Spatial Music and Orchestration
Henry Brant
Frank J. Oteri; Chapter 30 Remarks on Ochestration
Morton Feldman; Chapter 31 Timbre and Composition - Timbre and Language
Pierre Boulez;
The Early Nineteenth Century; Chapter 1 On the Symphony
Carl Czerny; Chapter 2 Instruments Added to the Scores of Old Masters
Hector Berlioz; Chapter 3 On the Rendering of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony
Richard Wagner; Chapter 4 Instruments Added by Modern Composers
Charles Gounod; Chapter 5 Pamphlet on Mahler's Edition of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony
Gustav Mahler
Siegfried Lipiner; Chapter 6 Beethoven's Instrumentation
Igor Stravinsky; The Late Nineteenth Century; Chapter 7 Statements on Orchestration
Gustav Mahler; Chapter 8 First Lesson: Preliminary Instruction
F.-A. Gevaert; Chapter 9 Foreword to Berlioz' Treatise on Instrumentation
Richard Strauss; Interlude; Chapter 10 The Orchestra
Hector Berlioz
Richard Strauss; Chapter 11 Orchestra Tutti
Salomon Jadassohn; Chapter 12 The General Divisions and Classification of the Principal Instruments of the Orchestra
Delius
Papus; Chapter 13 Composition of the Orchestra
Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov; The Turn of the Twentieth Century; Chapter 14 An Inadequate Means for Musical Expression
Ferruccio Busoni; Chapter 15 The Orchestra: Diatonic and Atonal Music
Josef Matthias Hauer; Chapter 16 Possibilities of the Concert Wind Band from the Standpoint of a Modern Composer
Percy Grainger; Chapter 17 Instrumentation
Arnold Schoenberg; Chapter 18 The Balance of Sonorities: Volume and Intensity
Charles Koechlin; Chapter 19 Instrumentation
Igor Stravinsky
Robert Craf; The Early Twentieth Century; Chapter 20 Klangfarbenmelodie
Arnold Schoenberg; Chapter 21 Letter to Heinrich Jalowetz Regarding the Symphony
Op.21
Anton Webern; Chapter 22 Letter to Hermann Scherchen Regarding the Transcription of J.S. Bach's Ricercata
Anton Webern; Chapter 23 Anton Webern:
Arnold Schoenberg; Chapter 24 Regarding Klangfarbenmelodie
Igor Stravinsky
Robert Craft; Chapter 25 Timbral Relationships and Their Functional Use
Alfred Schnittke; Later Twentieth-Century Innovations; Chapter 26 Program Note for the Fourth Symphony
Charles Ives; Chapter 27 Instrumental Character and the Problem of the Tutti
Elliott Carter
Allen Edwards; Chapter 28 On the Size and Seating of an Orchestra
Steve Reich; Chapter 29 Spatial Music and Orchestration
Henry Brant
Frank J. Oteri; Chapter 30 Remarks on Ochestration
Morton Feldman; Chapter 31 Timbre and Composition - Timbre and Language
Pierre Boulez;
Carl Czerny; Chapter 2 Instruments Added to the Scores of Old Masters
Hector Berlioz; Chapter 3 On the Rendering of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony
Richard Wagner; Chapter 4 Instruments Added by Modern Composers
Charles Gounod; Chapter 5 Pamphlet on Mahler's Edition of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony
Gustav Mahler
Siegfried Lipiner; Chapter 6 Beethoven's Instrumentation
Igor Stravinsky; The Late Nineteenth Century; Chapter 7 Statements on Orchestration
Gustav Mahler; Chapter 8 First Lesson: Preliminary Instruction
F.-A. Gevaert; Chapter 9 Foreword to Berlioz' Treatise on Instrumentation
Richard Strauss; Interlude; Chapter 10 The Orchestra
Hector Berlioz
Richard Strauss; Chapter 11 Orchestra Tutti
Salomon Jadassohn; Chapter 12 The General Divisions and Classification of the Principal Instruments of the Orchestra
Delius
Papus; Chapter 13 Composition of the Orchestra
Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov; The Turn of the Twentieth Century; Chapter 14 An Inadequate Means for Musical Expression
Ferruccio Busoni; Chapter 15 The Orchestra: Diatonic and Atonal Music
Josef Matthias Hauer; Chapter 16 Possibilities of the Concert Wind Band from the Standpoint of a Modern Composer
Percy Grainger; Chapter 17 Instrumentation
Arnold Schoenberg; Chapter 18 The Balance of Sonorities: Volume and Intensity
Charles Koechlin; Chapter 19 Instrumentation
Igor Stravinsky
Robert Craf; The Early Twentieth Century; Chapter 20 Klangfarbenmelodie
Arnold Schoenberg; Chapter 21 Letter to Heinrich Jalowetz Regarding the Symphony
Op.21
Anton Webern; Chapter 22 Letter to Hermann Scherchen Regarding the Transcription of J.S. Bach's Ricercata
Anton Webern; Chapter 23 Anton Webern:
Arnold Schoenberg; Chapter 24 Regarding Klangfarbenmelodie
Igor Stravinsky
Robert Craft; Chapter 25 Timbral Relationships and Their Functional Use
Alfred Schnittke; Later Twentieth-Century Innovations; Chapter 26 Program Note for the Fourth Symphony
Charles Ives; Chapter 27 Instrumental Character and the Problem of the Tutti
Elliott Carter
Allen Edwards; Chapter 28 On the Size and Seating of an Orchestra
Steve Reich; Chapter 29 Spatial Music and Orchestration
Henry Brant
Frank J. Oteri; Chapter 30 Remarks on Ochestration
Morton Feldman; Chapter 31 Timbre and Composition - Timbre and Language
Pierre Boulez;