Studies in musicology in honor of Otto E. Albrecht
Subtitle: a collection of essays by his colleagues and former students at the University of Pennsylvania
By: ed. by John Walter Hill.
Contributors: Hill, John Walter, 1942-; Albrecht, Otto Edwin, 1899-
Publisher: Bärenreiter.; European American Music Distributors Corp.
Published: 1980
Place of publication: Kassel; Clifton, N.J
Language: eng
Number of pages: 287
Subjects: Albrecht, Otto Edwin, 1899-; Music -- Europe -- History and criticism -- Addresses, essays, lectures.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The musical observance of time in early Roman chant / Thomas H. Connolly; title: Hexachordal and modal structure in Machaut's polyphonic chansons / Jehoash Hirshberg; title: French duos in the first half of the sixteenth century / Lawrence F. Bernstein; title: The illuminated music books of a Renaissance merchant / George K. Diehl; title: The 1548 editions of Cipriano de Rore's Third book of madrigals / Alvin H. Johnson; title: Simon Goulart (1543-1628), editor of music, scholar, and moralist / Courtney S. Adams; title: Air, a catchword for new concepts in the seventeenth century English music theory / Franklin B. Zimmerman; title: The anti-galant attitude of F.M. Veracini / John Walter Hill; title: On the origins of the Mannheim symphonic style / Eugene K. Wolf; title: Berlioz and the critic / Peter Anthony Bloom; title: Inspiration and calculation in the genesis of Wagner's Siegfried / Daniel Coren.