Beethoven Forum 4

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U of Nebraska Press, 1996 M02 1 - 202 páginas
Representing the wide range of approaches that enrich the understanding and appreciation of Beethoven and his interpreters, the second volume in this series features research, criticism, and performers' commentary by nine scholars including Michael C. Tusa, Tia Denora, Lawrence Earp, Lewis Lockwood, William Drabkin, and Kevin Korsyn. Additionally, independent appraisals of Carl Dahlhaus's important Ludwig van Beethoven und seine Zeit are provided by Hermann Danuser, John Daverio, and James Webster.
 

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List of Abbreviations
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KNITTEL
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JANET SCHMALFELDT
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THOMAS SIPE
73
RICHARD TARUSKIN
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Florestan Reading Fidelio
135
WILLIAM ROTHSTEIN
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Contributors
195
Index of Beethovens Compositions and Sketches
201
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Christopher Reynolds is a professor and chair of the Department of Music at the University of California at Davis. His articles have appeared in Journal of the American Musicological Society, Nineteenth-Century Music, and Early Music History. Lewis Lockwood is Fanny Peabody Proessor of Music at Harvard University. He is the recipient of the Einstein, Kinkeldey, and Marraro prizes and author of Beethoven: Studies in the Creative Process, and Music in Renaissance Ferrara.øJames Webster is a professor of music at Cornell University. He received the Kinkeldey award for his book, Haydn's "Farewell" Symphony and the Idea of Classical Style.

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