Anatoly Milka

Rethinking J.S. Bach's The Art of Fugue (eBook, PDF)

Redaktion: Sheinberg, Esti / Übersetzer: Ritzarev, Translated By Marina

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

Anatoly P Milka presents a consistent and coherent solution to the unresolved questions about the history, structure and appearance of J.S. Bach's The Art of Fugue, opening new perspectives for further exploration of this musical masterpiece. Milka challenges the present scholarly consensus that there exist two different versions of The Art of Fugue (the Autograph and the Original Edition) and argues that Bach had considered four versions, of which only two are apparent and have been discussed so far. Only Bach's illness and death prevented him from fulfilling his plan and publishing a fourth, conclusive version of his opus.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 286
• Erscheinungstermin: 13. September 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781317064060
• Artikelnr.: 45970772

Autorenporträt

Anatoly P Milka is Professor and Dr Habil. of Musicology at the St Petersburg Conservatory and the St Petersburg State University, Russia. His publications in Russian include Theoretical Foundations of Functionality in Music (St Petersburg, 1982); Bach's Musical Offering: Toward Reconstruction and Interpretation (Moscow, 1999); Intriguing Bachiana (with Tatiana Shabalina; St Petersburg, 1997, 2001); a facsimile edition of L'A.B.C. Musical von Gottfried Kirchhoff (St Petersburg, 2004); and Bach's The Art of Fugue: Toward Reconstruction and Interpretation (St Petersburg, 2009). This is his first book appearing in English.

Marina Ritzarev is Professor and Dr Habil. of Musicology. She was a student and scholar in St Petersburg and Moscow before moving to Israel in 1990, where she teaches at Bar-Ilan University. She has authored books in Russian on Dmitry Bortniansky (1979, 2015), Maxim Berezovsky (1983, 2013), Sergei Slonimsky (1991) and the Russian Sacred Concerto (2006). Her two books in English - Eighteen-Century Russian Music (2006) and Tchaikovsky's 'Pathétique' and Russian Culture (2014) - were published by Ashgate.

Esti Sheinberg is Associate Professor of Practice in Music History at the Glenn Korff School of Music, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, USA (BA in musicology at the University of Tel-Aviv, Israel; PhD in music at the University of Edinburgh, UK). She has authored Irony, Satire, Parody and the Grotesque in the Music of Shostakovich (Ashgate, 2000), and edited Music Semiotics: A Network of Significations - in Honour and Memory of Raymond Monelle (Ashgate, 2012).

Inhaltsangabe

List of Figures List of Schemes List of Tables List of Musical Examples
List of Abbreviations Notes on Contributors Preface Introduction Part I:
Toward the History of the Conception 1. The Last Decade 2. On the
Conception of The Art of Fugue 3. Bach's Illness and the Changes in his
Handwriting Part II: The Principal Documents: the Autograph and the
Original Edition 4. The Autograph 5. The Original Edition Part III: J.S.
Bach's work on The Art of Fugue 6. The versions in Bach's music 7. The
First Version of The Art of Fugue 8. The Second Version 9. Toward the Third
Version 10. The Third Version 11. The Fourth Version Part IV: C.P.E. Bach's
work toward the publication of The Art of Fugue 12. Settings, Attitudes and
Circumstances 13. Sequencing and Titles in the Original Edition 14. The
History of the 1752 Edition Part V: Toward a New Interpretation of The Art
of Fugue 15. The title page as a 'Letters and Numbers Game' and The
Question of Authorship 16. Contrapunctur 5 17. Myths about the Canon in
Augmentation 18. The Autograph of the Last Fugue: an Unfinished Copy? 19.
"Over This Fugue..." 20. Revelation (Instead of an Epilogue) Bibliography
Index