Bach studies 2 / edited by Daniel R. Melamed.

Other author Melamed, Daniel R.
Format Book
Publication InfoCambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 1995.
Descriptionxiv, 238 pages : music ; 24 cm
Subjects

Portion of title Bach studies
Contents An early version of the first movement of the Italian concerto BWV 971 from the Scholz Collection? / Kirsten Beisswenger -- J.S. Bach's reception of Tomaso Albinoni's mature concertos / Gregory G. Butler -- J.S. Bach and G.F. Kauffmann: reflections on Bach's later style / John Butt -- The vaiation principle in J.S. Bach's Passacaglia in C minor BWV 582 / Yoshitake Kobayashi -- Forms and functions of the choral movements in J.S. Bach's St. Matthew passion / Ulrich Leisinger -- The theological character of J.S. Bach's Musical offering / Michael Marissen -- A thirty-six voice canon in the hand of C.P.E. Bach / Daniel R. Melamed -- Some questions of performance in J.S. Bach's Trauerode / Joshua Rifkin -- J.S. Bach's A major flute sonata BWV 1032 revisited / Jeanne Swack -- Rhetoric, the ricercar, and J.S. Bach's Musical offering / Paul Walker -- J.S. Bach and the legacy of the seventeenth century / Christoph Wolff -- Wilhelm Friedemann Bach's Halle performances of cantatas by his father / Peter Wollny.
Abstract This volume brings together essays on J. S. Bach and members of his family by a distinguished group of scholars. The essays address Bach's compositions, his knowledge of the musical past, his study of contemporaries, and the cultivation of his own music by later generations. The studies draw on source-critical scholarship, musical analysis, religious and social context, performance practice, and reception history--a broad range of techniques and issues in modern Bach scholarship.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and indexes.
LCCNgb 96002542
ISBN0521470676

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Music Music Stacks ML410.B13 B182 1995 ✔ Available Place Hold