Johann Joseph Fux and the Music of the Austro-Italian Baroque

Author:   Harry White
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
Edition:   New edition
ISBN:  

9780859678322


Pages:   352
Publication Date:   09 January 1992
Format:   Hardback
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Author:   Harry White
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint:   Scolar Press
Edition:   New edition
Weight:   0.453kg
ISBN:  

9780859678322


ISBN 10:   0859678326
Pages:   352
Publication Date:   09 January 1992
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Professional and scholarly ,  Undergraduate ,  Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print   Availability explained
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Table of Contents

Contents: 'Fux und die Gegenwart': Prof. Hellmut Federhofer (Mainz); A Bibliography of Secondary Literature on Fux: Prof. Rudolf Flotzinger and Dr. Ingrid Suhubert (Graz); The Fux Manuscripts at Melk Abbey: Prof. Robert N. Freeman (California); The literary and dramaturgical aspects of the Oratorio in Vienna with special reference to texts set by Fux: Prof. Erika Kanduth (Vienna); The use of the chalumeau in Fux's music: Dr. Colin Lawson (Sheffield); The Trio-Sonatas of Fux: Dr. J. H. Lederer (Graz); The 'Classical Legacy' of Fux's Gradus ad Parnussum: Prof: Alfred Mann (Rochester, N.Y.); The Secular-Dramatic Compositions of Fux: A General Survey: Herbert Seifert The use of wind instruments (excluding their Chalumeau) in Fux's music: Prof. Wolfgang Suppan (Graz); The small-scale concerted liturgical works of Fux: Prof. Rudolf Walter (Mainz); The Oratorios of Fux: Survey and Stylistic Assessment: Dr. Harry White (Dublin) Index; Notes on Contributors.

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'The book should be read by anyone interested in shifting the focus of attention in early eighteenth-century studies away from the more familiar areas. Together with Pritchard's admirable Caldara volume, it performs the important task of documenting the latest scholarship relating to one of the leading musical centres of the time - Habsburg court at Vienna under the Emperor Charles VI.' Music and Letters 'This book splendidly achieves its aim of celebrating and affirming the value of Fux's work. For the breadth of its outlook, its wealth of useful references and its generous music examples and bibliography, it is to be highly recommended' Music and Letters


’The book should be read by anyone interested in shifting the focus of attention in early eighteenth-century studies away from the more familiar areas. Together with Pritchard's admirable Caldara volume, it performs the important task of documenting the latest scholarship relating to one of the leading musical centres of the time - Habsburg court at Vienna under the Emperor Charles VI.’ Music and Letters ’This book splendidly achieves its aim of celebrating and affirming the value of Fux's work. For the breadth of its outlook, its wealth of useful references and its generous music examples and bibliography, it is to be highly recommended’ Music and Letters


�The book should be read by anyone interested in shifting the focus of attention in early eighteenth-century studies away from the more familiar areas. Together with Pritchard's admirable Caldara volume, it performs the important task of documenting the latest scholarship relating to one of the leading musical centres of the time - Habsburg court at Vienna under the Emperor Charles VI.� Music and Letters �This book splendidly achieves its aim of celebrating and affirming the value of Fux's work. For the breadth of its outlook, its wealth of useful references and its generous music examples and bibliography, it is to be highly recommended� Music and Letters


Author Information

Harry White, Lecturer in Music at University College, Dublin Prof. Hellmut Federhofer, Prof. Rudolf Flotzinger, Dr. Ingrid Suhubert, Prof. Robert N. Freeman, Prof. Erika Kanduth, Dr. Colin Lawson, Dr. J. H. Lederer, Prof: Alfred Mann Herbert Seifert, Prof. Wolfgang Suppan, Prof. Rudolf Walter, Dr. Harry White.

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