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A concise history of western music / Paul Griffiths.

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Van Pelt - Albrecht Music Library ML160 .G823 2006
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Griffiths, Paul, 1947 November 24-
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Music--History and criticism.
Music.
Physical Description:
ix, 348 pages ; 23 cm
Edition:
First edition.
Place of Publication:
Cambridge, UK ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 2006.
Contents:
0 Prehistory 1
Part I Time whole 5
1 From Babylonians to Franks 8
Part II Time measured 1100-1400 19
2 Troubadours and organists 22
3 Ars nova and Narcissus's clock 32
Part III Time sensed 1400-1630 43
4 Harmony, the light of time 47
5 The radiance of the High Renaissance 57
6 Reformation and heartache 68
7 To speak in music 81
Part IV Time known 1630-1770 95
8 Baroque mornings 98
9 Fugue, concerto and operatic passion 111
10 Rococo and reform 123
Part V Time embraced 1770-1815 135
11 Sonata as comedy 138
12 Revolution's momentum 150
Part VI Time escaping 1815-1907 163
13 The deaf man and the singer 166
14 Angels and other prodigies 177
15 New Germans and old Vienna 190
16 Romantic evenings 202
17 Nightfall and sunrise 215
Part VII Time tangled 1908-1975 227
18 To begin again 231
19 Forwards and backwards, and sideways 244
20 The people's needs 258
21 To begin again again 270
22 Whirlwind 286
Part VIII Time lost 1975- 299
23 Echoes in the labyrinth 303
24 Interlude 314.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
0521842948
OCLC:
62090815
Publisher Number:
9780521842945 (hardback)

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