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Development of Western Music K.Marie Stolba

Development of Western Music By K.Marie Stolba

Development of Western Music by K.Marie Stolba


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A chronological presentation of the sweep of Western music and its composers, beginning with the music of antiquity and proceeding to the 20th century. This work discusses and integrates information about historical periods, cultures and artistic movements.

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Development of Western Music: A History by K.Marie Stolba

Stolba offers a chronological presentation of the sweep of Western music and its composers, beginning with the music of antiquity and proceeding to the 20th Century. Since any discussion of the evolution of music is not complete without also discussing events that influenced that evolution, this comprehensive text integrates information about historical periods, cultures, and artistic movements. Fine art reproductions, detailed maps and chronologies, newly designed in this edition, also help students place the musical discussions in their cultural, geographical, and historical contexts. Along with its newly recorded CD sets and accompanying 2-volume anthology, The Development of Western Music offers a co-ordinated presentation of the diverse range of Western music and its composers.

About K.Marie Stolba

K. Maria Stolba. Emeritus, Indiana University-Purdue University at Fort Wayne

Table of Contents

Part 1: Heritage from Antiquity: Mesopotamian Music. Greek Music. Music In Ancient Rome. Part 2: The Early Christian Era: The Established Christian Church. The Church Fathers and Music. Monasticism. Establishment of Papal States. The Byzantine Church. The Jewish Synagogue. Part 3: Ecclesiastical Chant: Gregorian Chant. Regional Liturgies. Part 4: Roman Liturgy: Liturgical Year. Liturgical Books. The Offices. The Mass. Requiem Mass. Tropes. Part 5: Early Middle Ages: Medieval Music Theory. Medieval Instruments. Early Polyphony. Part 6: The Middle Ages - Ars Antiqua: History of Paris. The Parisian (Notre Dame) School. Motet. Thirteenth-Century Music Theory. Polyphony in Britain. Musica Ficta. Part 7: Medieval Monophony: Latin Songs. Vernacular Songs. Instrumental Music. Part 8: Late Medieval Music: France - Ars Nova. Italy. Ars Subtilior. Spain. England. Performance Practices - Musica Ficta. Instruments. Part 9: Transition to the Renaissance: John Dunstable. Guillaume Du Fay. Burgundy. Franco-Netherlands Composers. Spain. England. Germany. Part 10: The Renaissance: Franco-Netherlands: Johannes Ockeghem. Jacob Obrecht. Josquin Desprez. Josquin's Contemporaries. Jean Mouton. The Next Generation of Franco-Netherlands Composers. Spain and Spanish America. Part 11: The Rise of Regional Styles: Italy. France. England. Germanic Lands. Iberia. Part 12: Reformation and Counter-Reformation: The Reformation. Martin Luther. Scandinavia. France, Switzerland, Holland. England. The Counter-Reformation. Giovanni Perluigi da Palestrina. Tomas Luis de Victoria. Orland de Lassus. Part 13: Renaissance Instrumental Music: Instruments. Instrument Collections. Instrumental Music. The Venetian School. Part 14: The Baroque Era: Two Practices, Three Styles. Idiomatic Composition. The Affections. Texture: Basso Continuo. Key Tonality. Rhythm. Notation. Part 15: Baroque Vocal Music: Monody. Opera. Oratorio. Passion. Lutheran Chorale. Heinrich Schutz. Cantata and Song. Part 16: Baroque Instrumental Music: Instrumental Music Types. French Lute Music. Organ Music. Clavier Music. Iberian Composers. Ensemble Music. Part 17: Preeminent Composers of the Early Eighteenth Century: Antonio Vivaldi. George Philipp Telemann. Jean-Philippe Rameau. Johann Sebastian Bach. George Frideric Handel. Part 18: Eighteenth-Century Preclassic Music: The Englightenment. Aspects of Musical Life. Preclassic Styles. Formal Structure. Doimenico Scarlatti. Preclassic Concerto. Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach. The Symphony. Treatises. Music in America. Vocal Music. Italian Opera. Light Opera Outside Italy. Secular Song. Masses and Motets. Part 19: The Classic Era: Principal Genres and Forms. Christoph Willibald Gluck. Franz Joseph Haydn. Wolfgang Mozart. Other Composers. Music in North America. Part 20: From Classicism to Romanticism: The London School of Pianists. Bohemian Pianists. Ludwig van Beethoven. Part 21: Early Nineteenth-Century Music: Romantic Music. Music in France. Music in Austro-Germanic Lands. Lieder. Music in Italy. Music in Iberia. Music in America. Part 22: Nineteenth-Century Musical Expansion: Cecillian Movement. Vocal Music. Instrumental Music. Music in Austro-Germanic Lands. Music in Denmark. Music in France. Music in Italy. Music in England. Music in North America. Part 23: Preeminent Composers of the Late Nineteenth Century: Richard Wagner. Giuseppe Verdi. Franz Liszt. Anton Bruckner. Johannes Brahms. Part 24: Nationalism in Nineteenth-Century Music: Nationalism. Russia. Czechoslovakia. Scandinavia. Finland. Spain. Britain. United States. Part 25: Late Nineteenth-Century - Early Twentieth-Century Music: Russian Composers. German and Austrian Composers. Verismo. France. Impressionism. Other French Composers. Britain.; United States. Part 26: Developments in the World Wars' Era: Integration of Folk and Art Music Styles. Hungary. Germany. England. Russia. Expressionism. The Second Viennese School. Spain. Neoclassicism. Igor Stravinsky. Nadia Boulanger. United States. Latin and South American Composers. Part 27: Music Since 1945: Technology. Serialism. Olivier Messiaen. France-Musique Concrete. Germany-Electronic Music. Music in America. Italy-Luciano Berio. Composers Working Outside Electronics. Spain. Minimalism. After 1970.

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CIN0697293793G
9780697293794
0697293793
Development of Western Music: A History by K.Marie Stolba
Used - Good
Hardback
McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
1997-10-01
736
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