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catalog contributor b1402354.
catalog created "1979.".
catalog date "1979".
catalog date "1979.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "1979.".
catalog description "Beethoven's contemporaries. Pupils of Haydn and Mozart (Ignaz Pleyel, Anton Wranitzky, Johann Spech, Johann Nepomuk Hummel) ; Franz Krommer ; Johann Anton AndreAndre as a theorist of fugue; The quarrel over the fugato) ; Anton Reicha (Reicha as a theorist of fugue) ; Luigi Cherubini -- Ludwig van Beethoven. Beethoven's contrapuntal studies with Haydn, Schenk, and Albrechtsberger ; Beethoven as a teacher of Archduke Rudolph ; His knowledge of theoretical writings ; Beethoven's knowledge of older music ; Quartet Op. 18/4 ; Violin Sonata Op. 23 ; Quintet Op. 29 ; Quartet Op. 59/1 ; Quartet Op. 59/2 ; 233 Quartet Op. 59/3 ; Quartet Op. 95 ; Piano Trio Op. 97 ; Violin Sonata Op. 96 ; Variations for Piano Trio Op. 121a ; Cello Sonata Op. 102/2 ; Quintet-fugue Op. 137 ; Folksong variations Op. 105/1 and Op. 107/3 ; Quartet Op. 132 ; Great Fugue Op. 133 ; Quartet Op. 131.".
catalog description "Bibliography; p. 335-358.".
catalog description "Fugue subjects. Head motive, expansion, and cadence ; Rhythmic diminution ; Pathotype ; Cadence with trill on long penultimate note ; Cadence with suspension ; Sequential Subjects ; Types of sequences ; Chains of thirds ; Fourth- and fifth-step melodies ; Scale-themes ; Chains of suspensions, species counterpoint ; Chromatic themes ; Subjects of vocal and instrumental type ; Whole notes with suspensions ; Instrumental style ; Meter ; Repeated notes ; Disjunct motion ; Modern subjects ; Periodic phrase structure ; Motivic repetition ; Summary -- Part two : Classic -- Joseph Haydn. Studies, knowledge of older music ; Baryton trios ; String Quartets ; Canonic Menuets ; Summary -- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Studies, knowledge of older music ; Letters and documents regarding Mozart's relationship to fugue and to J.S. Bach ; Quartets K. 168 and K. 173; Violin Sonata K. 402 and Fugue K. 426 = 546 ; Quartet K. 387 ; Musical joke K. 522 ; Quintet K. 593 ; Quintet K. 614 -- ".
catalog description "Part one : Rococo -- The composers. Vienna ; Italy ; England ; North Germany ; Palatinate ; Summary ; Pedagogical genealogy -- Circumstances of performance. Church and chamber ; Instrumentation -- Genres of composition. The church sonata ; The neutral sonata ; The partita ; The introductions to fugues in sonatas and partitas ; Dual versions ; The Italian sinfonia ; Finis coronat opus : the fugal finale ; The "framed" fugue (Sonnleithner) ; Sequence of movements -- Fugal movements. The exposition ; Bass accompaniment ; Exposition in stretto ; Double fugue ; Connection of entries ; Answer ; Countersubject ; Redundant entries ; Continuation and conclusion ; Subject entries ; Episodes ; "Reprise" ; Stretto ; Counterpoint ; Dynamics ; Summary ; Fugal Movements in Binary Form (Fugato) ; Fugal Movements in Disguised Binary Form (Gallo) -- ".
catalog extent "xxvii, 383 p., [9] leaves of plates :".
catalog hasFormat "Fugue and fugato in rococo and classical chamber music.".
catalog identifier "0822304163 :".
catalog isFormatOf "Fugue and fugato in rococo and classical chamber music.".
catalog issued "1979".
catalog issued "1979.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Durham, N.C. : Duke University Press,".
catalog relation "Fugue and fugato in rococo and classical chamber music.".
catalog subject "785.7".
catalog subject "Chamber music 18th century History and criticism.".
catalog subject "Chamber music History and criticism.".
catalog subject "Fugue.".
catalog subject "ML195 .K5713 1979".
catalog subject "Music 18th century History and criticism.".
catalog tableOfContents "Beethoven's contemporaries. Pupils of Haydn and Mozart (Ignaz Pleyel, Anton Wranitzky, Johann Spech, Johann Nepomuk Hummel) ; Franz Krommer ; Johann Anton AndreAndre as a theorist of fugue; The quarrel over the fugato) ; Anton Reicha (Reicha as a theorist of fugue) ; Luigi Cherubini -- Ludwig van Beethoven. Beethoven's contrapuntal studies with Haydn, Schenk, and Albrechtsberger ; Beethoven as a teacher of Archduke Rudolph ; His knowledge of theoretical writings ; Beethoven's knowledge of older music ; Quartet Op. 18/4 ; Violin Sonata Op. 23 ; Quintet Op. 29 ; Quartet Op. 59/1 ; Quartet Op. 59/2 ; 233 Quartet Op. 59/3 ; Quartet Op. 95 ; Piano Trio Op. 97 ; Violin Sonata Op. 96 ; Variations for Piano Trio Op. 121a ; Cello Sonata Op. 102/2 ; Quintet-fugue Op. 137 ; Folksong variations Op. 105/1 and Op. 107/3 ; Quartet Op. 132 ; Great Fugue Op. 133 ; Quartet Op. 131.".
catalog tableOfContents "Fugue subjects. Head motive, expansion, and cadence ; Rhythmic diminution ; Pathotype ; Cadence with trill on long penultimate note ; Cadence with suspension ; Sequential Subjects ; Types of sequences ; Chains of thirds ; Fourth- and fifth-step melodies ; Scale-themes ; Chains of suspensions, species counterpoint ; Chromatic themes ; Subjects of vocal and instrumental type ; Whole notes with suspensions ; Instrumental style ; Meter ; Repeated notes ; Disjunct motion ; Modern subjects ; Periodic phrase structure ; Motivic repetition ; Summary -- Part two : Classic -- Joseph Haydn. Studies, knowledge of older music ; Baryton trios ; String Quartets ; Canonic Menuets ; Summary -- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Studies, knowledge of older music ; Letters and documents regarding Mozart's relationship to fugue and to J.S. Bach ; Quartets K. 168 and K. 173; Violin Sonata K. 402 and Fugue K. 426 = 546 ; Quartet K. 387 ; Musical joke K. 522 ; Quintet K. 593 ; Quintet K. 614 -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Part one : Rococo -- The composers. Vienna ; Italy ; England ; North Germany ; Palatinate ; Summary ; Pedagogical genealogy -- Circumstances of performance. Church and chamber ; Instrumentation -- Genres of composition. The church sonata ; The neutral sonata ; The partita ; The introductions to fugues in sonatas and partitas ; Dual versions ; The Italian sinfonia ; Finis coronat opus : the fugal finale ; The "framed" fugue (Sonnleithner) ; Sequence of movements -- Fugal movements. The exposition ; Bass accompaniment ; Exposition in stretto ; Double fugue ; Connection of entries ; Answer ; Countersubject ; Redundant entries ; Continuation and conclusion ; Subject entries ; Episodes ; "Reprise" ; Stretto ; Counterpoint ; Dynamics ; Summary ; Fugal Movements in Binary Form (Fugato) ; Fugal Movements in Disguised Binary Form (Gallo) -- ".
catalog title "Fugue and fugato in rococo and classical chamber music / Warren Kirkendale.".
catalog type "Criticism, interpretation, etc. fast".
catalog type "text".