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9780393097108

Renaissance and Baroque Music A Comprehensive Survey

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  • ISBN13:

    9780393097108

  • ISBN10:

    0393097102

  • Edition: 00
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1967-03-17
  • Publisher: W. W. Norton & Company

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These two essays were written by Professor Blume for the monumental encyclopedia of which he was the editor, Die Musik in Geschichte und Gegenwart. In the first study he examines the concept of the term 'Renaissance, ' summing up the views of art historians and others; the Renaissance attitude toward music: the treatment of the Renaissance as a period in music history: the various national styles and the types of composition in that period (this section constitutes about half of the essay); and finally the accomplishments of the Renaissance in music.

Table of Contents

Prefacep. vii
Renaissance Music
The Idea of "Renaissance"p. 3
Music as Understood by the Renaissancep. 14
"Renaissance" as a Period in Music Historyp. 29
South and North. The Nations and the Types of Compositionp. 37
The Musical Achievement of the Renaissancep. 69
Baroque Music
The Term "Baroque" as Applied to Musicp. 83
Introduction of the Word "Baroque" into the Writing of Music Historyp. 86
The Meaning of the Word "Baroque" in Musicp. 89
The Synchronism of the Artsp. 96
Fitness and Need of the Word "Baroque" in Music Historyp. 100
Style, Form, and Expressive Means in Baroque Musicp. 103
The Heteronomy of Baroque Music. Its Rhetoricp. 103
Academicism. Meter and Chromaticismp. 106
Retardative Elements. The Classicistic Undercurrentp. 108
"Meaningful" Musicp. 111
Counterpointp. 117
Style-Consciousness and Idiomp. 121
The Blending of Styles. The Gesamtkunstwerkp. 124
The Technique of Composition. Bass and Chord. From Modality to Tonality. Consonance and Dissonancep. 125
From Tactus to Measure. Tempo and Rhythmp. 130
Forms and the Feeling for Formp. 132
Delimitation and Organization of the Baroque in Musicp. 141
Nation and Society in the Music of the Baroquep. 153
Bibliographyp. 167
Indexp. 171
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