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Designed as a companion volume to David Schulenberg's Music of the Baroque textbook, Music of the Baroque: An Anthology of Scores includes works by such celebrated Baroque composers as Bach, Handel, Monteverdi, Lully, and Schütz. It also features compositions by lesser-known composers, including Barbara Strozzi and Elisabeth-Claude Jacquet de La Guerre. Many newly edited scores in this anthology complement the textbook's emphasis on performance practice. Offering an unparalleled portrait of European music from 1600 through 1750, the collection is an ideal instructional package for courses in the history of Baroque music.Music of the Baroque: An Anthology of Scores includes music by:Carl Philipp Emanuel BachJohann Sebastian BachHans Ignaz Franz BiberDietrich BuxtehudeGiulio CacciniGiacomo CarissimiPier Francesco CavalliMarc-Antoine CharpentierArcangelo CorelliFrancois CouperinJean-Henri D'AnglebertGirolamo FrescobaldiJohann Jacob FrobergerGiovanni GabrieliCarlo Gesualdo, Prince of VenosaGeorge Frideric HandelElisabeth-Claude Jacquet de La GuerreOrlando di LassusJean-Baptiste LullyBiagio MariniClaudio MonteverdiGiovanni Pierluigi da PalestrinaHenry PurcellJean-Philippe RameauAlessandro ScarlattiDomenico ScarlattiHeinrich SchutzBarbara StrozziGeorg Philipp TelemannAntonio Vivaldi
This anthology serves as a comprehensive primary source collection designed to illustrate the stylistic evolution and performance practices of European music between 1600 and 1750. David Schulenberg, a noted musicologist and educator, curates these scores to provide a practical, hands-on companion to his broader textbook on the Baroque period. By presenting both canonical works and compositions by historically marginalized figures, the text establishes a framework for understanding the technical and aesthetic shifts that defined the era.
What You Will Find
Experts and music educators frequently cite this anthology as a standard instructional tool for university-level music history curricula. Readers note the clarity of the editorial work and the utility of the diverse composer selection in providing a balanced view of the Baroque period.
Page Count:
384
Publication Date:
2001-03-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
019512233X
ISBN-13:
9780195122336
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