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Volume 5, Number 1 January, 1999 ISSN 1067-3040
Copyright � 1999 Society for Music Theory
| General Editor |
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| Eric Isaacson (Indiana University) |
Henry Klumpenhouwer (University of Alberta) |
| Reviews Editor |
Catherine Nolan (University of Western Ontario) |
| Robert Gjerdingen (Northwestern
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Larry Zbikowski (University of Chicago) |
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Table of Contents
1. Article
- Jack F.
Boss, "Schenkerian-Schoenbergian Analysis" and Hidden Repetition in the
Opening Movement of Beethoven's Piano Sonata Op. 10, No. 1
- [No Frames]
2. Music Theory International
- Tess James, Hans Rott (1858-1884) -- the missing
link between Bruckner and Mahler
- Panos Vlagopoulos, Report on the First Symposium
On Computer and Music in Corfu, Greece (23-25 October 1998)
- SMT Address Updates
- Florida State University Theory Forum:
Call For Papers
- Intersections: Medieval and Postmodern Forms,
Theory and Semiotics
- GAMUT 1999 Meeting and Call for Papers
- West Coast Conference of Music Theory and Analysis and the
Rocky Mountain Society for Music Theory
- Midwest Graduate Music Consortium
- A Tale of Three Cities: Janacek's Brno
Between Vienna and Prague
- The Five College Women's Studies Research Center
- Historical Performance Online
- Musical Borrowing from the Middle Ages to the
Present
- ANALITICA -- Italian Journal of Musicological Studies
- Music Theory and Analysis 1450-1650
- Society of Music
Perception and Cognition
- Feminist Theory and Music 5
- Chicago Musical College, Roosevelt University, Music
Theory
- Northern Arizona University, Music Theory
- Royal Holloway College (University of London),
contemporary cultural studies
- University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, Cello and Music
Theory
- Tel Aviv University, Ethnomusicology
- Memorial University of Newfoundland,
Compostion/Theory
- Bell, Vicki P. "Shaker Music Theory: The
Nineteenth-Century Treatises of Isaac Newton Youngs and Russel Haskell."
- Kim, Jung-Jin. "A Barthesian Analysis of Britten's
The Holy Sonnets of John Donne, Op. 35."
- Konov, Yavor S. "The first treatise of harpsichord
'Les Principes du Clavecin' by Saint Lambert (Paris, M. DCCII)."
- Rubin, Anna I. "For�t Profonde: The Narrative,
Sonic and Reception Design of Francis Dhomont's For�t Profonde."
- Sundin, Nils-Goran. "Aesthetic Criteria for
Musical Interpretation: A Study of the Contemporary Performance of Western Notated
Instrumental Music after 1750."
University of Nebraska Press
- Edward A. Lippman, The Philosophy and
Aesthetics of Music
David Schulenberg, Ed., Bach Perspectives
4: The Music of J. S. Bach: Analysis and Interpretation
Mark Evan Bonds, Ed., Beethoven Forum 7
- Graeme M. Boone, Patterns in Play: A
Model for Text Setting in the Early French Songs of Guillaume Dufay
- Center for Computer Assisted Research in the Humanities
in theory only
Int�gral
- Editor's Comments
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20 June 2005