Performing Brahms : early evidence of performance style

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Performing Brahms : early evidence of performance style

edited by Michael Musgrave and Bernard D. Sherman

(Musical performance and reception)

Cambridge University Press, 2003

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Includes bibliography (p. 373-381) and index

Includes audio CD as insert

Contents of Works

  • How different was Brahms's playing style from our own? / Bernard D.Sherman
  • Performing Brahms's music : clues from his letters / Styra Avins
  • Joachim's violin playing and the performance of Brahms's string music / Clive Brown
  • Metronome marks, timings and other period evidence regarding tempo in Brahms / Bernard D. Sherman
  • Perfromance issues in A German Requiem / Michael Musgrave
  • A German Requiem to words of Holy Scriptue for soloists, choir, and orchestra (organ ad libitum), from Der deutsche Gesangverein / Siegfried Ochs, introduced and translated by Michael Musgrave
  • Fanny Davis and Brahms's late chamber music / George S. Bozarth
  • Flexible tempo and nuancing in orchestral music : understanding Brahms's view of interpretation in his Second Piano Concerto and Fourth Symphony / Robert Pascall and Philip Weller
  • Brahms in the Meiningen tradition : his symphonies and Haydn Variations in the markings by Fritz Steinbach / edited by Walter Blume. excerpt: The First Symphony, introduced and translated by Walter Frisch
  • In search of Brahms's First Symphony : Steinbach, the Meiningen tradition, and the recordings of Hermann Abendroth / Walter Frisch
  • Early trends in the performance of Brahms's piano music / Michael Musgrave
  • Performing brahms in the style hongrois / Jonathan Bellman
  • Brahms's musical world : balancing the evidence / Robert Philip

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