Essays on music and culture in honor of Herbert Kellman / Barbara Haggh (ed.).

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Kellman, Herbert.

Haggh, Barbara Helen, 1955-

Alumni and Friends Memorial Book Fund.

Series:

Collection "Epitome musical" ; 8.

Collection "Epitome musical" ; 8

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Music--History and criticism.

Music.

Genre:

Festschriften.

Physical Description:

xxx, 574 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm.

Place of Publication:

Paris : Minerve, 2001.

Contents:

Franco-Flemish music in the Middle Ages and Renaissance

The north Italian Renaissance in music

Spain

Josquin des Prez

England

Renaissance and baroque sacred music

Eighteenth- and nineteenth-century composers

Twentieth-century musics.

Preface. "Le dit du maître," biography of Herbert Kellman. Bibliography / Barbara Haggh

A musicus versus cantor debate in an early 11th-century poem / Alma Colk Santosuosso

Medieval melodies in the hands of bibliophiles of the Ancien Régime / Elizabeth Aubrey

Plays and music in late medieval processions in the Low Countries, the two joys of Mary from Brussels / Barbara Haggh

In search of the missing movements of Ockeghem's Requiem / Richard Wexler

A close reading of Compère's motet Sile fragor / Edward F. Houghton

An anonymous letter from Lille of c. 1536 about the organization of musicians in the collegiate church of St.-Bavo in Ghent / Bruno Bouckaert

Three fragments of 16th-century music prints now in St. Truiden and Tongeren / Eugeen Schreurs

Leonardo and Gaffurio on harmony and the pulse of music / Bonnie J. Blackburn

Bruhier, Lupus, and music copying at Ferrara, new documents / Lewis Lockwood

Charles V, Philip II, and the Order of the Golden Fleece / William F. Prizer

From criado to canonization, music in the life of St. Francis of Borja / Roberta Freund Schwartz

The genealogies of Christ and their musical settings / Jeremy Noble

Josquin's red nose / Richard Sherr

Who composed Mille regretz? / David Fallows

Josquinian voices and Guidonian listeners / Stefano Mengozzi

Josquin and musical reputation / Honey Meconi

Josquin in the early German baroque, Seth Calvisius' parody of Praeter rerum seriem / Craig J. Westendorf

A Robert Jones autograph? / Jessie Ann Owens

The role of the catch in England's civil war / Stacey Jocoy

The core motet repertory of 16th-century Europe, a view of Renaissance musical culture / Jennifer Thomas

The feast of St. John the Baptist and its celebration in the Renaissance / Mary Tiffany Ferer

Per fare il Vespro meno tedioso, Don Pietro Maria Marsolo and the "antiphon problem" / Jeffrey Kurtzman

Images of paradies or worldly theaters? toward a taxonomy of musical performances at Venetian nunneries / Jonathan Glixon

The death and return of the composer, Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach as author of his music / Darrell M. Berg

Schubert's problematic relationship with Johann Mayrhofer, new documentary evidence / Rita Steblin

The significance of the Ludlamshöhle for Franz Schubert / Alice Hanson

Sphere of influence, Clara Kathleen Rogers and Amy Beach / Judith Radell

Stravinsky's Scherzo à la russe and its two-piano origins / H. Colin Slim

Astor Piazzolla, tangos, funerals, and "blue notes" / Allan W. Atlas

"Let's play one seis caliente," coalescence and selective adaptation in a diasporic Puerto Rican musical style / Ted Solis

Why do we misunderstand today the music of all times and places and why do we enjoy doing so? / Marcello Sorce-Keller.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references.

Local Notes:

Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Alumni and Friends Memorial Book Fund.

ISBN:

2869310978

9782869310971

OCLC:

48447666