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« Previous EntriesNicolò Paganini. Diabolus in Musica!
sabato, settembre 10th, 2011Studies on Italian Music History – (Brepols Publishers – Turnhout)
Nicolò Paganini. Diabolus in Musica
edited by Andrea Barizza and Fulvia Morabito
Turnhout, Brepols, 2010 (Studies on Italian Music History, 5)
Paganini is considered to be the greatest violin virtuoso of all time. He was a virtuoso who relied on the astonishment that he aroused in those who [...]
Florence, BNC, Panciatichi 27: Text and Context
sabato, settembre 3rd, 2011Monumenta Musica Europea – (Brepols Publishers – Turnhout)
Florence, BNC, Panciatichi 27: Text and Context
edited by Gioia Filocamo, translated by Bonnie J. Blackburn, Turnhout, Brepols.
XX+988 p., 230 x 310 mm, 2010, Hardback ISBN 978-2-503-51518-2
The volume comprises a complete edition of the large manuscript Panciatichi 27, compiled at the beginning of the sixteenth century: 185 compositions (parts [...]
La cappella musicale di Santa Maria Maggiore a Bergamo dal 1657 al 1810
giovedì, giugno 30th, 2011Studies on Italian Music History – (Brepols Publishers – Turnhout)
Paola Palermo – Giulia Pecis Cavagna
La cappella musicale di Santa Maria Maggiore a Bergamo dal 1657 al 1810
with documents transcriptions on Cd-Rom.
From its very creation the musical chapel of Santa Maria Maggiore in Bergamo was always one of the most outstanding of the North-Italian ecclesiastical institutions. [...]
Beyond Notes: Improvisation in Western Music …
venerdì, giugno 24th, 2011Specvlvm Mvsicae – (Brepols Publishers – Turnhout)
Vol. xvi: Beyond Notes: Improvisation in Western Music of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
edited by Rudolf Rasch,
pp. xii+392, 2011.
Improvisation is an important aspect of music, not only in jazz and other ‘improvised music’, but also of classical music. Pianists may add improvised interludes to their recitals and cadenzas to [...]
Ad Parnassum… 16!
venerdì, giugno 17th, 2011Ad Parnassum Vol. 8 – No. 16 – October 2010
Editorial Contents Abstracts
ARTICLES
Barry Cooper
The Two — or Two Dozen — Finales for Beethoven’s Quartet Opus 130
David Chapman
Tuning Variations as a Guide to Bass-Line Instrumentation in the Orchestral and Solo Literature for the Eighteenth-Century Contrabass «Violon»
Serguei N. Prozhoguin
Cinque Studi su Domenico Scarlatti
REVIEWS
Floyd Grave
David Wyn Jones, The Life [...]
Ad Parnassum… 15!
lunedì, giugno 13th, 2011Ad Parnassum Vol. 8 – No. 15 – October 2010
editorial contents abstracs
Despite their apparent diversity, the contributions included in the present issue of Ad Parnassum coalesce around the established and ongoing debate concerning ‘revision’ as a methodological category within the sphere of musicology. Although approached from different perspectives and from the vantage points of [...]
La corrispondenza di Muzio Clementi…
mercoledì, gennaio 26th, 2011to or partially quoted are published here in full, along with previously unknown passages found in new sources such as the notebook used by both Clementi and his grandson Herbert Clementi-Smith, now in the possession of John Collard.
Clementi’s correspondence opens a window on a number of aspects of his own life, the lives of other contemporary musicians, and the international music business of the time.
One of the benefits of publishing all of the known letters to and from Clementi, his family and his business associates is that much more is revealed than has hitherto been known about the nature of Clementi’s company, and more generally the nature of the music business in early nineteen
Instrumental Music and the Industrial Revolution
sabato, gennaio 22nd, 2011h the international relationships generated by the music printing industry, entrepreneurship and the market for musical instruments. The later eighteenth and earlier nineteenth centuries were a time of fundamental change in European life, proceeding from the revolutionary implications of the ideologies of Enlightenment, and reverberating in market economies, methods of manufacturing and agriculture, modes of travel, and population distribution. The development of new technologies resulted in the enlargement and improvement of the music printing industry, and in the widespread diffusion of music in private and public sp
‘Orchestral Conducting…’ International Conference!
lunedì, gennaio 3rd, 2011Orchestral Conducting in the 19th Century
Music and Dictatorship in Europe and Latin America
lunedì, dicembre 20th, 2010. Historical and aesthetical articles face both individual people (for instance, Chavez, Ligeti, Massarani or Villa-Lobos) as well whole generations of composers operating under dictatorship (for example, in the communist regimes of Poland and Serbia; in France under Vichy; in Franco’s Spain, Salazar’s Portugal, or in Revolutionary Cuba). The contributors are: Rachel Beckles Willson, Dário Borim, Steve Butterman, Teresa Cascudo, Myriam Chimènes, Regis Duprat, Christoph Flamm, Marina Frolova-Walker, Thomas Garcia, Melita Milin, Simone Münz, Marcos Napolitano, Nina Noeske, Karen Painter, Gemma Perez Zalduondo, Daniel Party, Carlo Piccardi, Marc-André Roberge, Katy Romanou, Mattias Tischer, Andrzej Tuchowski, Luis Velasco Pufleau
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