Music and its questions
Subtitle: essays in honor of Peter Williams
By: edited by Thomas Donahue
Publisher: OHS Press
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Richmond, Va
Language: eng
Number of pages: 407
ISBN-13: 9780913499245
Subjects: Organ music; Interpretation (Phrasing, dynamics, etc.); Organ (Musical instrument); History
Table of contents: title: The development of the organ keyboard / Kimberly Marshall; title: Lost worlds : the English organ before 1700 / Dominic Gwynn; title: Writing a history of Mexico's early organs : a seventeenth-century disposition from the Mexico City Cathedral / Edward Pepe; title: A meeting of two temperaments : Arp Schnitger and Andreas Werckmeister / Ibo Ortgies; title: "Requisites for a perfect and durable organ" : examinations of Silbermann organs using Werckmeister's Orgel-Probe / Lynn Edwards Butler; title: Women at the organ : a fragment / David Yearsley; title: Bach, Heinitz, Specken, and the early Bundfrei clavichord / Richard Troeger; title: Why we know so little about Bach's early works : a case study of two keyboard fugues / David Schulenberg; title: A question of genre : J.S. Bach and the "mixed style" / David Ledbetter; title: The origins of J.S. Bach's Wie jammern mich doch die verkehrten Herzen, BWV 170/3 / Gregory Butler; title: Life and death in a fugue of Bach / Raymond Monelle; title: Like father, like son? : Emanuel Bach and the writing of biography / Mary Oleskiewicz; title: Josiah Leavitt : physician, entrepreneur, and organbuilder / Barbara Owen; title: John Challis and Bach's Chaconne in D minor / Larry Palmer; title: A method of designing a harpsichord string plan / Thomas Donahue; title: The music of J.S. Bach : excerpts from the writings of Peter Williams.