The Symphonic Repertoire, Volume I
The Eighteenth-Century Symphony
Herausgeber: Morrow, Mary Sue; Churgin, Bathia
The Symphonic Repertoire, Volume I
The Eighteenth-Century Symphony
Herausgeber: Morrow, Mary Sue; Churgin, Bathia
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Details the beginnings of symphonic music in western culture
Mary Sue Morrow is Professor of Musicology at the College-Conservatory of Music, University of Cincinnati, and author of Concert Life in Haydn's Vienna and German Music Criticism in the Late Eighteenth Century. Bathia Churgin is former chair and founder of the Musicology Department at Bar-Ilan University. She has edited numerous editions of 18th-century instrumental music that include historical and analytical essays.
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Details the beginnings of symphonic music in western culture
Mary Sue Morrow is Professor of Musicology at the College-Conservatory of Music, University of Cincinnati, and author of Concert Life in Haydn's Vienna and German Music Criticism in the Late Eighteenth Century. Bathia Churgin is former chair and founder of the Musicology Department at Bar-Ilan University. She has edited numerous editions of 18th-century instrumental music that include historical and analytical essays.
Mary Sue Morrow is Professor of Musicology at the College-Conservatory of Music, University of Cincinnati, and author of Concert Life in Haydn's Vienna and German Music Criticism in the Late Eighteenth Century. Bathia Churgin is former chair and founder of the Musicology Department at Bar-Ilan University. She has edited numerous editions of 18th-century instrumental music that include historical and analytical essays.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Indiana University Press
- Seitenzahl: 920
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. Juli 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 259mm x 180mm x 48mm
- Gewicht: 1678g
- ISBN-13: 9780253356406
- ISBN-10: 0253356407
- Artikelnr.: 33612333
- Verlag: Indiana University Press
- Seitenzahl: 920
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. Juli 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 259mm x 180mm x 48mm
- Gewicht: 1678g
- ISBN-13: 9780253356406
- ISBN-10: 0253356407
- Artikelnr.: 33612333
edited by Mary Sue Morrow, Bathia Churgin, with contributions by Simon McVeigh, Timothy Noonan, Allan Badley, Jeannette Morgenroth, Adena Portowitz, Paul R. Bryan, Judith L. Schwartz, Suzanne Forsberg, Robert O. Gjerdingen, Peter Alexander, Joanna Cobb Biermann, Sarah Mandel-Yehuda, René Ramos, R. Todd Rober, Michael E. Ruhling, Bertil H. van Boer, Richard Will, Jean K. Wolf, Sterling E. Murray, Marita McClymonds
Acknowledgments
List of Abbreviations
I. Overview
1. Reclaiming the Eighteenth-Century SymphonyMary Sue Morrow
2. Historiography of the Eighteenth-Century SymphonyMary Sue Morrow
3. Eighteenth Century ViewpointsMary Sue Morrow
4. Patrons and PracticesMary Sue Morrow
II. Italy
5. The Symphony in ItalyBathia Churgin
6. The Italian Opera SinfoniaMarita Petzoldt McClymonds
7. Antonio BrioschiSarah Mandel-Yehuda
8. Giovanni Battista SammartiniBathia Churgin
9. Luigi BoccheriniTimothy Noonan
10. Gaetano BrunettiRené Ramos
III. North Germany
11. The Symphony in North GermanyJoanna Cobb Biermann
12. Johann Gottlob HarrerH. Todd Rober
13. Johan AgrellJeannette Morgenroth
14. Johann Samuel EndlerJoanna Cobb Biermann
15 .Carl Philipp Emanuel BachMary Sue Morrow
IV. South Germany
16. The Symphony in South GermanySterling E. Murray
17. Joseph and Placidus von CamerloherSuzanne Forsberg
18. Johann StamitzJean K. Wolf
19. Carl CannabichJean K. Wolf
20. Antonio RosettiSterling E. Murray
V. Austrian Monarchy
21. The Symphony in the Austrian MonarchyMary Sue Morrow
22. Georg Christoph WagenseilAllan Badley
23. Carl Ditters von DittersdorfRichard Will
24. Johann Michael HaydnMichael Ruhling
25. Karl von OrdonezPeter Alexander
26. Johann Baptist WanhalPaul Robey Bryan
27. Ignaz Joseph PleyelAllan Badley
VI. France
28. The Symphony in FranceRobert O. Gjerdingen
29. Louis-Gabriel GuillemainJudith L. Schwartz
30. François-Joseph GossecJudith L. Schwartz
VII. Britain
31. The Symphony in BritainSimon McVeigh
32. Johann Christian BachAdena Portowitz
VIII. The Periphery
33. The Symphony on the PeripheryBertil van Boer
34. Johan Helmich RomanBertil van Boer
35. Joseph Martin KrausBertil van Boer
IX. Reflections
36. Sketch for a History of the Eighteenth-Century Symphonic RepertoireMary
Sue Morrow
Bibliography of Works Cited
Index
List of Abbreviations
I. Overview
1. Reclaiming the Eighteenth-Century SymphonyMary Sue Morrow
2. Historiography of the Eighteenth-Century SymphonyMary Sue Morrow
3. Eighteenth Century ViewpointsMary Sue Morrow
4. Patrons and PracticesMary Sue Morrow
II. Italy
5. The Symphony in ItalyBathia Churgin
6. The Italian Opera SinfoniaMarita Petzoldt McClymonds
7. Antonio BrioschiSarah Mandel-Yehuda
8. Giovanni Battista SammartiniBathia Churgin
9. Luigi BoccheriniTimothy Noonan
10. Gaetano BrunettiRené Ramos
III. North Germany
11. The Symphony in North GermanyJoanna Cobb Biermann
12. Johann Gottlob HarrerH. Todd Rober
13. Johan AgrellJeannette Morgenroth
14. Johann Samuel EndlerJoanna Cobb Biermann
15 .Carl Philipp Emanuel BachMary Sue Morrow
IV. South Germany
16. The Symphony in South GermanySterling E. Murray
17. Joseph and Placidus von CamerloherSuzanne Forsberg
18. Johann StamitzJean K. Wolf
19. Carl CannabichJean K. Wolf
20. Antonio RosettiSterling E. Murray
V. Austrian Monarchy
21. The Symphony in the Austrian MonarchyMary Sue Morrow
22. Georg Christoph WagenseilAllan Badley
23. Carl Ditters von DittersdorfRichard Will
24. Johann Michael HaydnMichael Ruhling
25. Karl von OrdonezPeter Alexander
26. Johann Baptist WanhalPaul Robey Bryan
27. Ignaz Joseph PleyelAllan Badley
VI. France
28. The Symphony in FranceRobert O. Gjerdingen
29. Louis-Gabriel GuillemainJudith L. Schwartz
30. François-Joseph GossecJudith L. Schwartz
VII. Britain
31. The Symphony in BritainSimon McVeigh
32. Johann Christian BachAdena Portowitz
VIII. The Periphery
33. The Symphony on the PeripheryBertil van Boer
34. Johan Helmich RomanBertil van Boer
35. Joseph Martin KrausBertil van Boer
IX. Reflections
36. Sketch for a History of the Eighteenth-Century Symphonic RepertoireMary
Sue Morrow
Bibliography of Works Cited
Index
Acknowledgments
List of Abbreviations
I. Overview
1. Reclaiming the Eighteenth-Century SymphonyMary Sue Morrow
2. Historiography of the Eighteenth-Century SymphonyMary Sue Morrow
3. Eighteenth Century ViewpointsMary Sue Morrow
4. Patrons and PracticesMary Sue Morrow
II. Italy
5. The Symphony in ItalyBathia Churgin
6. The Italian Opera SinfoniaMarita Petzoldt McClymonds
7. Antonio BrioschiSarah Mandel-Yehuda
8. Giovanni Battista SammartiniBathia Churgin
9. Luigi BoccheriniTimothy Noonan
10. Gaetano BrunettiRené Ramos
III. North Germany
11. The Symphony in North GermanyJoanna Cobb Biermann
12. Johann Gottlob HarrerH. Todd Rober
13. Johan AgrellJeannette Morgenroth
14. Johann Samuel EndlerJoanna Cobb Biermann
15 .Carl Philipp Emanuel BachMary Sue Morrow
IV. South Germany
16. The Symphony in South GermanySterling E. Murray
17. Joseph and Placidus von CamerloherSuzanne Forsberg
18. Johann StamitzJean K. Wolf
19. Carl CannabichJean K. Wolf
20. Antonio RosettiSterling E. Murray
V. Austrian Monarchy
21. The Symphony in the Austrian MonarchyMary Sue Morrow
22. Georg Christoph WagenseilAllan Badley
23. Carl Ditters von DittersdorfRichard Will
24. Johann Michael HaydnMichael Ruhling
25. Karl von OrdonezPeter Alexander
26. Johann Baptist WanhalPaul Robey Bryan
27. Ignaz Joseph PleyelAllan Badley
VI. France
28. The Symphony in FranceRobert O. Gjerdingen
29. Louis-Gabriel GuillemainJudith L. Schwartz
30. François-Joseph GossecJudith L. Schwartz
VII. Britain
31. The Symphony in BritainSimon McVeigh
32. Johann Christian BachAdena Portowitz
VIII. The Periphery
33. The Symphony on the PeripheryBertil van Boer
34. Johan Helmich RomanBertil van Boer
35. Joseph Martin KrausBertil van Boer
IX. Reflections
36. Sketch for a History of the Eighteenth-Century Symphonic RepertoireMary
Sue Morrow
Bibliography of Works Cited
Index
List of Abbreviations
I. Overview
1. Reclaiming the Eighteenth-Century SymphonyMary Sue Morrow
2. Historiography of the Eighteenth-Century SymphonyMary Sue Morrow
3. Eighteenth Century ViewpointsMary Sue Morrow
4. Patrons and PracticesMary Sue Morrow
II. Italy
5. The Symphony in ItalyBathia Churgin
6. The Italian Opera SinfoniaMarita Petzoldt McClymonds
7. Antonio BrioschiSarah Mandel-Yehuda
8. Giovanni Battista SammartiniBathia Churgin
9. Luigi BoccheriniTimothy Noonan
10. Gaetano BrunettiRené Ramos
III. North Germany
11. The Symphony in North GermanyJoanna Cobb Biermann
12. Johann Gottlob HarrerH. Todd Rober
13. Johan AgrellJeannette Morgenroth
14. Johann Samuel EndlerJoanna Cobb Biermann
15 .Carl Philipp Emanuel BachMary Sue Morrow
IV. South Germany
16. The Symphony in South GermanySterling E. Murray
17. Joseph and Placidus von CamerloherSuzanne Forsberg
18. Johann StamitzJean K. Wolf
19. Carl CannabichJean K. Wolf
20. Antonio RosettiSterling E. Murray
V. Austrian Monarchy
21. The Symphony in the Austrian MonarchyMary Sue Morrow
22. Georg Christoph WagenseilAllan Badley
23. Carl Ditters von DittersdorfRichard Will
24. Johann Michael HaydnMichael Ruhling
25. Karl von OrdonezPeter Alexander
26. Johann Baptist WanhalPaul Robey Bryan
27. Ignaz Joseph PleyelAllan Badley
VI. France
28. The Symphony in FranceRobert O. Gjerdingen
29. Louis-Gabriel GuillemainJudith L. Schwartz
30. François-Joseph GossecJudith L. Schwartz
VII. Britain
31. The Symphony in BritainSimon McVeigh
32. Johann Christian BachAdena Portowitz
VIII. The Periphery
33. The Symphony on the PeripheryBertil van Boer
34. Johan Helmich RomanBertil van Boer
35. Joseph Martin KrausBertil van Boer
IX. Reflections
36. Sketch for a History of the Eighteenth-Century Symphonic RepertoireMary
Sue Morrow
Bibliography of Works Cited
Index