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[c1958]
[1st ed.]
Music scores
JLC Title 245h
[music].
W.W. Norton
Music scores
A treasury of early music; an anthology of masterworks of the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, and the Baroque Era. [music].
redde mihi -- Popule meus -- gaudete populi -- Veni Creator spiritus -- Infantum vidimus (11th-12th century) -- Be m'an perdut / Gran dereit' / Ogne homo (13th-14th century) -- Viderunt omnes / Ave gloriosa mater-Ave Virgo-Domino (13th century) -- In seculum longum (13th century) -- Je n'amerai autre-In seculum (13th century) -- Agnus Dei from the Mass of Tournai (14th century) -- Kyrie Jhesu dulcissime / Organ paraphrase of a Kyrie (14th century) -- Con brachi assai / Notes pour moi / Veni sancte spiritus / Soy contento y vos servido / O mia cieca e dura sorte / O mia cieca e dura sorte / Gesangweise / Magnificat octavi toni / Komm, Gott Schöpfer, heilige Geist / Mon Dieu me paist / Mon Dieu me paist / Heare the voyce and prayer of thy servaunts / Laudate Dominum . Toccata Quinta, Secondo Tuono / Pavan for the virginal / Fricassée (16th century) -- Oho, so geb' der Mann ein'n Pfenning / Moro lasso / My thoughts are wing'd with hope / Passomezzo d'Italie (16th century) -- In Nomine / Rappresentatione di Anime e di Corpo / Erschienen ist der herrliche Tag / Tombeau de Madelmoiselle Gaultier / Capriccio über dass Hennengeschrey / Komm, der heiden Heiland / Le reniement de St.-Pierre / Jubilate Deo / La Caduta de decem viri / Les Fêtes Vénitiennes / Hoffe noch / La primavera (Allegro) / Fantasie for violin solo / Amor tu sei / Misero
Parrish, Carl, editor.
Bernart de Ventadorn (d. 1195) -- Alfonso El Sabio (1221-1284) -- Leonin (12th century) -- Fronciaco (14th century) -- Giovanni da Firenze (14th century) -- Anthonello de Caserta (14th century) -- John Dunstable (d.1453) -- Juan del Encina (ca. 1468-ca. 1530) -- Marchetto Cara ( d. ca. 1530) -- Vincenzo Capirola (16th century) -- Hans Sachs (1494-1576) -- Cristobal Morales (ca. 1500-1553) -- Johann Walter ( 1496-1570) -- Claude Goudimel (d. 1572) -- Claude Goudimel (d. 1572) -- Thomas Tallis ( ca. 1505-1585) -- Hans Leo Hassler (1564-1612) -- Claudio Merulo ( 1533-1604) -- John Bull (1563-1628) -- Ludwig Senfl ( ca. 1490-ca. 1556) -- Carlo Gesualso ( ca. 1560-1613) -- John Dowland (1563-1626) -- Orlando Gibbons (1583-1625) -- Emilio de' Cavalieri (ca. 1550-1602) -- Johann Hermann Schein ( 1586-1630) -- Denis Gaultier (ca. 1603-1672) -- Alessandro Poglietti ( d. 1683) -- Dietrich Buxtehude ( 1637-1707) -- Marc-Antoine Charpentier ( 1634-1704) -- John Blow ( ca. 1648-1708) -- Alessandro Scarlatti ( 1659-1725) -- André Campra (1660-1744) -- Reinhard Keiser (1674-1739) -- Antonio Vivaldi ( ca. 1678-1741) -- Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1767) -- Benedetto Marcello (1686-1739) -- Giovanni Battista Pergolesi (1710-1736).
1958
A treasury of early music; an anthology of masterworks of the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, and the Baroque Era. [music].
[1971]
[1st American edition.]
Music appeals to people everywhere and has been at the heart of all human societies. In the Stone Age society of the Australian Aborigines and th
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World Pub. Co.
Book
Larousse encyclopedia of music.
Musique (Larousse (Firm) : 1965)
Music of the oral traditions. Introduction to non-European traditions ; African music ; The music of the far East ; The music of Indonesia ; Music in India ; The music of the Arab world -- Monody and rhythm. European folk music ; Europe in the middle ages, historical background ; The background to the music ; The instruments of music ; Origins, the music of the Church ; The first centuries of polyphony ; Ars Nova in France ; Origins, the music of lay society ; The music drama in the middle ages -- The age of polyphony. Europe of the Renaissance and Reformation, historical background ; The backgrounds to the music ; The instruments of music ; The Franco-Flemish school ; Music in France during the sixteenth century ; Music in the lands of the empire ; Music in Italy ; The music of Spain -- The age of harmony. From Baroque to Classicism, historical background ; The background to the music ; Italy the language of music ; German music of the 17th century ; French music before the age of Lully ; English music in the century of Purcell ; The world of Bach ; The Italian age ; Handel and the music in England ; Music in France from Lully to the death of Rameau ; Music in the German lands in the 18th century ; The great age of classicism -- The Romantics. The 19th century, historical background ; The background to the music ; The instruments of music ; The age of Beethoven ; The first generation of Romantics ; French music from the death of Rameau to the rise of Berlioz ; Berlioz the prophet ; Polish music from earliest times to the end of the 19th century ; Hungarian music to the age of Liszt ; The symphony and opera in Germany ; Music in Bohemia ; Russian music from the earliest times ; Music in Italy ; The aftermath of Romanticism -- Music in the modern world. The 20th century, historical background ; Background to the musical developments in the 20th century ; The instruments of music in the 20th century ; The school of Vienna ; Stravinsky ; French music ; Music in Germany and Austria ; Hungary in the age of Bartok ; Italian music ; Music in Russia ; Music in England from 1800 ; Music in Scandinavia ; Central European music ; Spanish music in the 19th and 20th centuries ; The music of South America ; Music in Switzerland ; Music in Belgium and the Netherlands ; Music in Australia ; Music in Canada ; The world of jazz ; The last five years, new directions.
Hindley, Geoffrey.
Dufourcq, Norbert, 1904-1990.
Green, Benny, 1927-1998.
Larousse (Firm)
Introd. by Antony Hopkins. Editor: Geoffrey Hindley, with special contributions by Benny Green [and others.
1971
Larousse encyclopedia of music.
©2006.
7th ed.
Maintaining the authority and breadth of coverage that has always defined this classic text, this new revision places a stronger emphasis on soci
Book
W.W. Norton,
9780393979916
9780393927498
Book
A history of western music
Editorial advisory board -- Maps -- Guide to recordings -- Preface to the Seventh Edition -- The ancient and medieval worlds -- Music in antiquity -- The earliest music -- Music in ancient Mesopotamia -- Timeline -- Music in ancient Greek life and thought -- Music in ancient Rome -- The Greek heritage -- The Christian church in the first millennium -- The diffusion of Christianity -- The Judaic heritage -- Music in the early Church -- Divisions in the Church and dialects of chant -- timeline -- The development of notation -- Music in context : in the monastic Scriptorium -- Music theory and practice -- Echoes of history -- Roman liturgy and chant -- The Roman liturgy -- Music in context : the experience of the mass -- Characteristics of chant -- Timeline -- Genres and forms of chant -- Additions to the authorized chants -- Hildegard of Bingen -- Continuing presence of chant.
Song and dance music in the Middle Ages -- European society, 800-1300 -- Latin and vernacular song -- Timeline -- Trobadour and trouvère song -- Song in other lands -- Medieval instruments -- Dance music -- The lover's complaint -- Polyphony through the thirteenth century -- Early organum -- Aquitanian polyphony -- Notre Dame polyphony -- Timeline -- Polyphonic conductus -- Motet -- English polyphony -- A polyphonic tradition -- French and Italian music in the fourteenth century -- European society in the fourteenth century -- Timeline -- The Ars Nova in France -- Innovations : writing rhythm -- Guillaume de Machaut -- The Ars Subtilior -- Italian Trecento music -- Fourteenth-century music in performance.
The Renaissance -- The age of the Renaissance -- The Renaissance in culture and art -- Timeline -- The musical Renaissance -- Music as a Renaissance art -- Innovations : music printing -- England and Burgundy in the fifteenth century -- English music -- Timeline -- Music in the Burgundian lands -- Music in context : the feast of the oath of the pheasant -- Guillaume Du Fay -- The polyphonic mass -- The musical language of the Renaissance -- Franco-Flemish composers, 1450-1520 -- Political change and consolidation -- Ockeghem and Busnoys -- The next generation -- Timeline -- Josquin des Prez -- Old and new -- Sacred music in the era of the reformation -- The Reformation -- Music in the Lutheran Church -- Timeline -- Music in Calvinist churches -- Church music in England -- Catholic Church music -- Giovanni Pierluigi de Palestrina -- Spain and the New World -- Germany and Eastern Europe -- Jewish music -- The legacy of sixteenth-century sacred music -- Madrigal and secular song in the sixteenth century -- The first market for music -- Spain -- Italy -- Timeline -- The Italian madrigal -- France -- Germany -- England -- The madrigal and it s impact -- The rise of instrumental music -- Instruments -- Timeline -- Types of instrumental music -- Music in context : social dance -- Music in Venice -- Instrumental music gains independence.
The seventeenth century -- New styles in the seventeenth century -- Europe in the seventeenth century -- Timeline -- From Renaissance to Baroque -- General characteristics of Baroque music -- Enduring innovations -- The invention of opera -- Forerunners of opera -- Timeline -- Claudio Monteverdi -- The spread of Italian opera -- Innovations : singer-power and singer-worship-the diva -- Opera and drama and as theater -- Music for chamber and church in the early seventeenth century -- Italian vocal chamber music -- Catholic sacred music -- Timeline -- Lutheran Church music -- Heinrich Schütz -- Jewish music -- Instrumental music -- Tradition and innovation -- France, England, Spain, and the new world in the seventeenth century -- The French Baroque -- Music in context : the music of the Great Stable -- Timeline -- The English Baroque -- Spain and the New World -- French style and national traditions -- Italy and Germany in the late seventeenth century -- Italy -- Timeline -- Music in context : the violin workshop of Antonio Stradivarius -- Germany and Austria -- Seeds for the future.
The eighteenth century -- The early eighteenth century in Italy and France -- Europe in a century of change -- Music in Italy -- Timeline -- Music in context : the voice of Farinelli -- Antonio Vivaldi -- Music in France -- Jean-Philippe Rameau -- A volatile public -- German composers of the late Baroque -- Contexts for music -- Johann Sebastina Bach -- Timeline -- George Frideric Handel -- An enduring legacy -- Opera and vocal music in the early Classic Period -- Europe in the mid- to late-eighteenth century -- Innovations : the public concert -- Musical taste and style -- Timeline -- Italian comic opera -- Opera seria -- Opera in other languages -- Opera reform -- Song and church music -- Opera and the new language -- Instrumental music : sonata, symphony, and concerto at midcentury -- Instruments and ensembles -- Genres and forms -- Timeline -- Keyboard music -- Orchestral music -- The singing instrument -- Classic music in the late eighteenth century -- Joseph Haydn -- Timeline -- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart -- Classic music.
The nineteenth century -- Revolution and change -- Revolution, war, and music, 1789-1815 -- Timeline -- Ludwig van Beethoven -- Beethoven's centrality -- The Romantic generation : song and piano music -- The new order, 1815-1848 -- Innovations : musical instruments in the Industrial Revolution -- Romanticism -- Timeline -- Song -- Music for piano -- The romantic legacy -- Romanticism in classic forms : orchestral, chamber, and choral music -- Orchestral music -- Timeline -- Chamber music -- Choral music -- Romanticism and the classical tradition -- Romantic opera and musical theater in midcentury -- The roles of opera -- Italy -- France -- Germany -- The United States -- Timeline -- Opera as high culture -- Opera and musical theater in the later nineteenth century -- Technology, politics, and nationalism -- Music in context : nationalism and exoticism -- Opera -- Giuseppe Verdi -- later Italian composers -- Richard Wagner -- France -- Russia -- Other nations -- Timeline -- Music for the stage and its audiences -- Late Romanticism in Germany and Austria -- Dichotomies and disputes -- Timeline -- Johannes Brahms -- The Wagnerians -- Reaching the audience -- Diverging traditions in the later nineteenth century -- France -- Eastern and Northern Europe -- Timeline -- The United States -- Reception and recognition.
The twentieth century and after -- The early twentieth century -- Modern times, 1898-1918 -- Innovations : recorded sound and its impact -- Vernacular musical traditions -- Timeline -- Modern music in the classical tradition -- Germany and Austria -- Claude Debussy -- The first modern generation -- The avant-garde -- Late romantic or modern? -- Modernism and the classical tradition -- Arnold Schoenberg -- Timeline -- Music in context : expressionism -- Alban Berg -- Anton Webern -- Igor Stravinsky -- Béla Bartók -- Charles Ives -- Composer and audience -- Between the world wars : jazz and popular music -- Between the Wars -- Timeline -- American musical theater and popular song -- The jazz age -- Duke Ellington -- Film music -- Mass media and popular music -- Between the World Wars : the classical tradition -- Music, politics, and the people -- Timeline -- France -- Germany -- The Soviet Union -- The Americas -- The United States -- What politics?
Postwar crosscurrents -- Popular music -- Broadway and film music -- Timeline -- From bebop to free jazz -- Heirs to the classical tradition -- Traditional media -- Serialism -- Nonserial complexity and virtuosity -- New sounds and textures -- The avant-garde -- Quotation and collage -- Band and wind ensemble music -- The end of the millennium -- A global culture -- Timeline -- The changing world of music -- Music in context : digital technologies -- Niches in popular music -- Minimalism and postminimalism -- The new accessibility -- Interactions with non-Western music technologies -- The new millennium -- Glossary -- For further reading -- Credits -- Index.
Grout, Donald Jay.
Burkholder, J. Peter (James Peter)
Palisca, Claude V.
J. Peter Burkholder, Donald Jay Grout, Claude V. Palisca.
2006
A history of western music
[1968]
Content Time Period
d1500 d1750
Music scores
McGraw-Hill Book Co.
Music scores
Study scores of musical styles.
Lerner, Edward R.
1968
Study scores of musical styles.
Schirmer Books ; Collier Macmillan,
9780028721903
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Schirmer history of music
Rosenstiel, Léonie.
Griffel, Margaret Ross.
Léonie Rosenstiel, general editor ; Margaret Ross Griffel, consulting editor.
1982
Schirmer history of music
Schirmer Books,
Book
History of western music
Headington, Christopher.
Christopher Headington.
1976
History of western music
Harvard University Press,
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Music, history, and ideas
Leichtentritt, Hugo, 1874-1951.
by Hugo Leichtentritt.
1947
Music, history, and ideas
W.W. Norton,
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Music in western civilization.
Lang, Paul Henry, 1901-1991.
1941
Music in western civilization.
Pearson Education,
9780205867226
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A history of music in Western culture
Bonds, Mark Evan.
Mark Evan Bonds.
2013
A history of music in Western culture
Alpha,
9781592577514
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The complete idiot's guide to music history
Music history
Miller, Michael, 1958-
by Michael Miller.
2008
The complete idiot's guide to music history
Harvard University Press,
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Historical anthology of music,
Davison, Archibald T. (Archibald Thompson), 1883-1961. ed.
Apel, Willi, 1893- joint ed.
by Archibald T. Davison and Willi Apel.
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Musica nei secoli. English
Alberti, Luciano, 1931-
Luciano Alberti ; translated by Richard Pierce.
1974
Music of the Western world
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