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Studies in Musical Sources and Style: Essays in Honor of Jan Larue
Eugene K. Wolf and Edward H. Roesner, editors

"Only a few great teachers, with their energy, curiosity, and sympathy, can sincerely share in our enthusiasm and inspire us to further efforts. LaRue is such a teacher. Studies in Musical Sources and Style is a tribute worthy of LaRue. . . ."

John A. Rice, Notes, September 1992
University of Houston

Style analysis and historical musicology provide a central theme unifying these 17 major studies. These essays share an in-depth, expansive approach to their subjects. The result is a series of pathbreaking studies, including style analysis, the scientific study of primary sources, the music of the Classical period, and more.

Contents

Allan W. Atlas	Aggio visto lo mappamondo: A New Reconstruction
Lawrence F. Bernstein	Melodic Structure in the Parisian Chanson: A Preliminary Study in the Transmission of a Musical Style
A. Peter Brown	Stylistic Maturity and Regional Influence: Joseph Martin Kraus's Symphonies in C-sharp Minor (Stockholm, 1782) and C Minor (Vienna, 1783?)
Bathia Churgin	Beethoven's Sketches for His String Quintet, Op. 29
Martin Chusid	The Inquisitor's Scene in Verdi's Don Carlos: Thoughts on the Drama, Libretto, and Music
Ursula Günther	Polymetric Rondeaux from Machaut to Dufay: Some Style-Analytical Observations
James Haar	Popularity in the Sixteenth-Century Madrigal: A Study of Two Instances
Theodore Karp	Interrelationships among Gregorian Chants: An Alternative View
H. C. Robbins Landon	Mozart's Mass in C Minor, K. 427
Edward H. Roesner	The Emergence of Musica mensurabilis
Ellen Rosand	Monteverdi's Mimetic Art: L'Incoronazione di Poppea
Judith L. Schwartz	Periodicity and Passion in the First Movement of Haydn's "Farewell" Symphony
Tilman Seebass	Classical and Romantic Principles in Schubert's Lieder: Auf dem See and Des Fischers Liebesglück
László Somfai	The Influence of Peasant Music on the Finale of Bartók's Piano Sonata: An Assignment for Musicological Analysis
Alan Tyson	Mozart's D-Major Horn Concerto: Questions of Date and of Authenticity
James Webster	The D-Major Interlude in the First Movement of Haydn's "Farewell" Symphony
Jean K. and Eugene K. Wolf	Rastrology and Its Use in Eighteenth-Century Manuscript Studies

Recipient of the 1992 Richard S. Hill Award of the Music Library Association.

Rev. 7/24/02