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      MusicMusic HistoryMusicologyEighteenth-Century Music
This short essay provides contextual background on Robert Burns's lyric, "Ae Fond Kiss," as well as critical analysis of the song.
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      Scottish LiteratureEnglish LiteratureEighteenth-Century literatureLiterature
Symposium: The Staatskapelle Berlin at 450 – A Review “Crisis and Prosperity: The Development of Prussian Court Music from 1713 to 1806“ Venue: Staatsoper im Schiller Theater Date: 7th- 9th October 2016 Call for Papers Deadline:... more
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      HistoryCultural HistoryCultural StudiesMusic
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      Music HistoryEighteenth Century HistoryCultural MusicologyItalian Music
dt./span. Die politische und kulturelle Situation Spaniens im 18. Jahrhundert war in signifikanter Weise von Gegensätzen geprägt, die zwar schon in den vorhergehenden Jahrhunderten präsent gewesen waren, sich nun zu Beginn des... more
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      Eighteenth-Century DramaSpanish MusicEighteenth-Century Music
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      Music HistoryEighteenth-Century MusicHistorical MusicologyPolish music
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      MusicologyOperaEighteenth-Century MusicChristoph Willibald Gluck
An introduction to the use of R and the package dplyr for analyzing historical box-office receipts. This document can stand on its own, but also serves as appendix to the extended commentary for an important new early document on... more
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      Music HistoryMusicologyDigital HumanitiesOpera
«The King shall rejoice»? The Voice of Monarchs in Handel’s Operas,  «Händel-Jahrbuch», 56, 2010,  p. 203-218
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      G F HandelEighteenth-Century Music18th Century Music History18th-century Italian Opera
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      Eighteenth-Century MusicNueva EspañaNew SpainDevotional music
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Michael Leoni, a leading singer in late eighteenth-century London, became famous for his role in Richard Brinsley Sheridan's anti-Jewish opera The Duenna. He was discovered, however, at the Jewish synagogue, where his singing enthralled... more
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      Jewish StudiesBritish HistoryOperaEighteenth Century History
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      MusicMusicologyBaroque operaEighteenth-Century Music
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      Music HistoryOperaEighteenth-Century MusicNaples
Michael Talbot: Robert Valentine and the Roman Concerto Grosso Robert Valentine (or Volentine), who was born in Leicester in 1673 or 1674 and died in Rome in 1747, was the most notable of a small group of English musicians who, in the... more
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      Baroque MusicEighteenth-Century MusicEnglish MusicConcerto
During the last decade of the 18th century at the Zadar Teatro Nobile were regularly organized performances of comedies, dramas, music and literary academies, concerts, and dances. Opera, mostly opera buffa, was performed exclusively by... more
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      OperaEighteenth-Century MusicZadarCroatian Music
El dosier: Música en la Cuba Colonial, publicado en la revista Clave (Centro de Investigación y Desarrollo de la Música Cubana, año 17, num. 1, 2015) se compone de la selección de una muestra de trabajos que ejemplifican los resultados de... more
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      Latin American StudiesMusicMusicologyNineteenth Century Studies
The peer-reviewed, open access web journal of Bach Network UK. Volume 12 edited by Richard D. P. Jones with co-editors Barbara M. Reul, Ruth Tatlow and Yo Tomita. Articles by Stephen A. Crist, Gergely Fazekas, Michael Maul (translated by... more
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      German StudiesEighteenth Century HistoryEighteenth-Century MusicJohann Sebastian Bach
Coimbra, Biblioteca Geral da Universidade, MM 59 is a mid-eighteenth century manuscript probably by the same scribe as Coimbra MM 57 (a collection of keyboard sonatas by Carlos Seixas also including pieces by Alessandro Scarlatti and... more
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      MusicMusic analysisEighteenth-Century MusicPortugal
Please visit

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      Music Theory PedagogyMusic TheoryNineteenth-Century MusicPiano Music
El origen de esta publicación surgió en 2011, cuando en el seno del proyecto Atalaya se programó una gira de cuatro conciertos con obras inéditas de Juan Manuel de la Puente, maestro de capilla de la Catedral de Jaén desde 1711 hasta su... more
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      Early MusicBaroque MusicSpanish MusicSacred Music
in Deutsch- sprachiges Theater in Prag: Begegnungen der Sprachen und Kulturen. Prague: Divadelní ústav Praha, 2001, 378-86.
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      Music HistoryOperaEighteenth-Century MusicHistory of the Theater
This paper presents the principal groups among the manuscript tradition of Tartini’s compositions, with particular regard to collections owned by some musicians belonging to the ‘School of the Nations’.
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      MusicologyEighteenth-Century MusicTartini
Music in the Eighteenth Century takes the reader on an engrossing Grand Tour of Europe's musical centers, from Naples, to London, Berlin, Vienna, Prague, and St. Petersburg —with a side trip to the colonial New World. Against the... more
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      Music HistoryMusicologyEighteenth Century HistoryEighteenth-Century Music
In Singing in Signs: New Semiotic Explorations of Opera. Edited by Gregory J. Decker and Matthew Shaftel. New York, Oxford University Press. In this chapter, I make a case for the interpretive significance of Baroque topics by examining... more
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      SemioticsOperaBaroque MusicBaroque opera
La facture instrumentale est un domaine encore très fermé aux femmes ; bien plus que la pratique de la musique. Jenny Bailly, luthière du début du XXe siècle, est considérée la première dans cet art. Mais quelques indices nous montrent... more
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      Eighteenth Century HistoryEighteenth-Century MusicLuthieryWomen in Music
L’Ottocento napoletano, fucina di compositori, di virtuosi e di costruttori di strumenti a fiato, affonda le radici in una oscura ma laboriosa tradizione settecentesca, illustrata da oltre 130 concerti superstiti entro un arco di tempo... more
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      Music HistoryInstrumental MusicJohann Adolph HasseRecorder
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      MusicMusicologyHistory of Music TheoryEighteenth-Century Music
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      Eighteenth-Century MusicThe Kingdom of NaplesGiovanni PaisielloDomenico Cimarosa
A searchable version of this dissertation is available in two parts here: Chapters 1-7: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vbzLGzhvxoz_UbzK4Z5mai5R-1d_GIsA/view?usp=sharing Chapter 8 to end:... more
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      Music HistoryMusicologyOperaMozart
Read online to see the complete examples: https://mtosmt.org/issues/mto.20.26.3/mto.20.26.3.remes.html ABSTRACT: This article provides the first English translation of a little-known manuscript treatise by the central-German composer... more
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      Church MusicEarly MusicMusic Theory PedagogyMusic Theory
Complete publication available for purchase here: https://derekremes.com/teaching/historicalimprovisation/ In recent decades a growing number of musicians, scholars, and pedagogues have come to recognize the foundational importance of... more
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      Music Theory PedagogyMusic TheoryImprovisationHistory of Music Theory
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      BorrowingOperaG F HandelPlagiarism studies
A manuscript located in the Orfeó Catalá library and dated 1740 contains fifteen sonatas which form part of the London edition of Domenico Scarlatti's Essercizi (1739). Apart from the intrinsic value of this manuscript as witness of the... more
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      MusicologyEighteenth-Century MusicDomenico Scarlatti
Libreto del CD-DVD: Música Catedralicia de Cuba. Repertorio litúrgico de Cayetano Pagueras (Barcelona-La Habana, siglo XVIII). Sellos discográficos Colibrí y La Ceiba, grabado en La Habana en 2013. Dirección general, investigación,... more
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      Church MusicEarly MusicMusic EducationMusic History
The Catedral of Mexico, like most of the cathedrals of the Hispanic world, was an important center of musical learning during the past. The creation of a teaching institution inside the cathedral to train musically young people was... more
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      Music EducationSpanish MusicEighteenth-Century MusicNew Spain
El más antiguo Oficio de Difuntos escrito por Esteban Salas comprende un total de seis partes de las cuales ha sido posible publicar las cinco que se conservaron completas, una de ellas de Tomás Luis de Victoria. También se han editado,... more
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      MusicMusicologyArt HistoryOpera
The 1760s was a period of innovation when new instruments such as the square piano and the clarinet appeared on the musical stage. As players of the new clarinet arrived in England, primarily from Germany, composers incorporated its novel... more
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      Performance PracticeEighteenth-Century MusicMusic in eighteenth-century EnglandMilitary Music Bands
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      MusicEighteenth-Century MusicPortugalCarlos Seixas
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      Eighteenth-Century MusicSensibilityOratorioJoseph Haydn
A discussion of Clarke's music focussing on the keyboard music and the odes. The discussion of the keyboard music draws attention to variant versions of some of the pieces, and in particular a widely disseminated Ground in C major.... more
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      Music HistoryEighteenth-Century MusicSeventeenth Century MusicKeyboard Music
A brief panoramic view of the symphonies and concertos of W.A. Mozart, written for the second centenary of his death.

Revista Scherzo, monográfico 1991.pdf (Spain)
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      MozartEighteenth-Century MusicMusical Analysis
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      MusicologyOperaParodyEighteenth-Century Music
The origins of the Roman intermezzo (intermezzo romano) can be traced back to the 1730s, when the composer and librettist Benedetto Micheli wrote several two-part intermezzi for the Teatro Valle and other theaters in Rome for performance... more
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      MusicologyOperaEighteenth-Century MusicOpera Buffa
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      ImprovisationBaroque Music16th Century CounterpointJ S Bach
Benedetto Frizzi, an enthusiastic opera lover, attended operas in several northern Italian cities from the 1770s to the early nineteenth century. He recorded his impressions in his Dissertazione di biografia musicale, published in Trieste... more
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      MusicologyOperaEighteenth-Century MusicSinging
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      Music HistoryMusicologyBaroque MusicEighteenth-Century Music
During the ten years since the publication of Robert Gjerdingen’s "Music in the Galant Style," scholars whose work has been inspired, in part, by his have enlarged the schematicon, adding several schemata found often in Mozart’s operas.... more
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      MusicMusic TheoryMusicologyOpera
This article traces a brief history of a schema from Corelli to Mozart, here designated the Fonte-Romanesca, in order to clarify certain foundational principles in schema theory's conception of a model, particularly as it relates to the... more
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      Musical CompositionMusic TheoryMozartEighteenth-Century Music