The Enjoyment of Music

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Pub. Date: 1995-04-01
Publisher(s): W W Norton & Co Inc
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Table of Contents

Listening Guidesp. xvii
Cultural Perspectivesp. xix
Preface to the Seventh Editionp. xxi
Prelude: Listening to Music Todayp. 1
The Materials of Musicp. 5
The Elements of Music
Melody: Musical Linep. 7
Rhythm: Musical Timep. 12
Harmony: Musical Spacep. 17
Musical Texturep. 21
Musical Formp. 25
Tempo and Dynamicsp. 30
Musical Instruments and Ensembles
Musical Instruments Ip. 33
Musical Instruments IIp. 36
Musical Ensemblesp. 48
Style and Function of Music in Societyp. 57
Hearing Musical Stylesp. 59
Medieval and Renaissance Musicp. 61
The Middle Ages
The Culture of the Middle Agesp. 63
Sacred Music and Religious Drama in the Middle Agesp. 67
Secular Music in the Middle Agesp. 80
The Renaissance
The Renaissance Spiritp. 93
Renaissance Sacred Musicp. 100
Renaissance Secular Musicp. 109
From Renaissance to Baroquep. 122
More Materials of Musicp. 127
The Organization of Musical Sounds
Musical Systemsp. 129
Aspects of the Major-Minor Systemp. 135
The Baroque Erap. 139
The Baroque and the Arts
The Baroque Spiritp. 141
Main Currents in Baroque Musicp. 147
Vocal Music of the Baroque
Baroque Operap. 153
Bach and the Baroque Cantatap. 163
Handel and the Baroque Oratoriop. 173
Instrumental Music of the Baroque
The Baroque Concertop. 181
The Baroque Suitep. 191
Other Baroque Instrumental Formsp. 197
To the Age of Enlightenmentp. 204
More Materials of Formp. 213
Focus on Form
The Development of Musical Ideasp. 215
The Sonata Cyclep. 218
Eighteenth-Century Classicismp. 225
The Classical Spirit
Classicism in the Artsp. 227
Classicism in Musicp. 231
Classical Chamber Music
Eighteenth-Century Chamber Music Stylep. 235
Mozart and Classical Chamber Musicp. 239
The Classical Symphony
The Nature of the Symphonyp. 247
Haydn and the Classical Symphonyp. 251
Beethoven and the Symphony in Transitionp. 258
The Eighteenth-Century Concerto and Sonata
The Classical Concertop. 268
The Classical Sonatap. 276
Choral Music and Opera in the Classical Era
Sacred Choral Musicp. 282
Classical Operap. 286
From Classicism to Romanticismp. 298
The Nineteenth Centuryp. 305
The Romantic Movement
The Spirit of Romanticismp. 307
Romanticism in Musicp. 309
The Nineteenth-Century Art Song
The Romantic Songp. 315
Schubert and the Liedp. 319
Brahms as a Lied Composerp. 324
The Nineteenth-Century Piano Piece
The Piano in the Nineteenth Centuryp. 328
Chopin and Nineteenth-Century Piano Musicp. 329
Franz Liszt and the Rise of the Performer/Composerp. 336
Clara Schumann: Nineteenth-Century Pianist and Composerp. 341
Romantic Program Music
The Nature of Program Musicp. 346
Berlioz and the Program Symphonyp. 348
The Rise of Musical Nationalismp. 353
Absolute Forms in the Nineteenth Century
The Romantic Symphonyp. 361
Dvorak as a Symphonistp. 365
The Romantic Concertop. 371
Robert Schumann and the Romantic Concertop. 373
Choral and Dramatic Music in the Nineteenth Century
The Nature of Romantic Choral Musicp. 378
Romantic Operap. 382
Verdi and Italian Operap. 385
Wagner and the Music Dramap. 394
Exoticism in Romantic Operap. 403
Late Romantic Operap. 413
Tchaikovsky and the Balletp. 416
The Twentieth Centuryp. 423
The Post-Romantic Erap. 425
The Impressionist and Post-Impressionist Eras
Claude Debussy and Impressionismp. 438
Ravel and Post-Impressionismp. 450
The Early Twentieth Century
Main Currents in Early Twentieth-Century Musicp. 457
New Elements of Musical Stylep. 461
Stravinsky and the Revitalization of Rhythmp. 465
Schoenberg and the Second Viennese Schoolp. 474
Berg and Early Twentieth-Century Operap. 481
Webern and Serial Techniquep. 487
The Nationalism of the Twentieth Century
The European Scenep. 491
The American Scene: Art Musicp. 505
Popular Styles
Blues and Early Jazzp. 522
Musical Theater and Jazzp. 531
Rock and the Global Scenep. 542
The New Music
New Directionsp. 557
New Sounds on Traditional Instrumentsp. 566
Modern Composers and Non-Western Stylesp. 576
Technology and Musicp. 585
Other Recent Trendsp. 595
Codap. 607
Appendices
Musical Notationp. 609
Glossaryp. 614
About the Listening Guidesp. 625
Attending Concertsp. 628
Chronological List of Composers, etc.p. 633
Indexp. 645
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