Perspectives on Anton Bruckner
Perspectives on Anton Bruckner
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This collection of essays offers diverse theoretical and musicological perspectives on Bruckner the composer, teacher and performer. It explores his theoretical training and his application of it as part of the compositional process.
"There is a wealth of material here, and the depth and breadth of learning make this a book to return to for information and stimulation. The fruit of close study, it repays close study and sheds more light on an endlessly fascinating composer." The Bruckner Journal 'Musical examples and charts are clearly printed, while the seven manuscript plates included are superbly reproduced on art paper. Footnotes, included at the end of each chapter, are as relevant and scholarly as one would expect from a publication of this importance. For an in-depth, technical and only rarely abstruse volume on all aspects of Bruckner, this can be confidently recommended' International Record Review '...the volume is immensely valuable in its new insights into his approaches to composition.' The Organ 'Anyone with a scholarly interest in Bruckner will certainly want to search this book out and music libraries should add it to their collection.' American Record Guide
Crawford Howie, University of Manchester, UK, Paul Hawkshaw, Yale University, USA, and Timothy Jackson, University of North Texas, USA Paul Hawkshaw, Timothy L. Jackson, William Carragan, Thomas Roder, Edward Laufer, Robert S. Hatten, Benjamin Marcus Korstvedt, Timothy L. Jackson, Graham H. Phipps, Joseph C. Kraus, John A. Phillips, Constantin Floros, Crawford Howie, Andrea Harrandt, Thomas Leibnitz, Christa Brustle, Peter Palmer, Erik Levi.
"There is a wealth of material here, and the depth and breadth of learning make this a book to return to for information and stimulation. The fruit of close study, it repays close study and sheds more light on an endlessly fascinating composer." The Bruckner Journal 'Musical examples and charts are clearly printed, while the seven manuscript plates included are superbly reproduced on art paper. Footnotes, included at the end of each chapter, are as relevant and scholarly as one would expect from a publication of this importance. For an in-depth, technical and only rarely abstruse volume on all aspects of Bruckner, this can be confidently recommended' International Record Review '...the volume is immensely valuable in its new insights into his approaches to composition.' The Organ 'Anyone with a scholarly interest in Bruckner will certainly want to search this book out and music libraries should add it to their collection.' American Record Guide
Crawford Howie, University of Manchester, UK, Paul Hawkshaw, Yale University, USA, and Timothy Jackson, University of North Texas, USA Paul Hawkshaw, Timothy L. Jackson, William Carragan, Thomas Roder, Edward Laufer, Robert S. Hatten, Benjamin Marcus Korstvedt, Timothy L. Jackson, Graham H. Phipps, Joseph C. Kraus, John A. Phillips, Constantin Floros, Crawford Howie, Andrea Harrandt, Thomas Leibnitz, Christa Brustle, Peter Palmer, Erik Levi.