Bach Perspectives, Volume 14

UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS PRESSISBN: 9780252044663

Bach and Mozart: Connections, Patterns, and Pathways

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Edited by Paul Corneilson, Contributions by Eleanor Selfridge-Field, Yoel Greenberg, Noelle M Heber, Michael Maul, Stephen Roe, David Schulenberg, Preface by Paul Corneilson
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Paul Corneilson is the managing editor of Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach: The Complete Works at the Packard Humanities Institute and the author of The Autobiography of Ludwig Fischer: Mozart's First Osmin.

Preface Abbreviations The Keyboard Transcriptions of J. S. Bach and J. G. Walther BY ELEANOR SELFRIDGE-FIELD Precedents for the "Secondary Development" from Bach to Mozart and Their Implications for Understanding Early Sonata Form 23 BY YOEL GREENBERG A Pursuit of Wealth: The Freelance Endeavors of Bach and Mozart BY NOELLE M. HEBER Johann Christian Bach's German Heritage BY STEPHEN ROE Mozart, J. C. Bach, and the Bach Tradition BY DAVID SCHULENBERG Doles and the Prefect of the Choir: New Observations on Mozart's Visit to the Thomasschule BY MICHAEL MAUL Contributors General Index Index of Works

"Meticulously edited by Robin Leaver, a veteran historian of Lutheran music, this stimulating work takes a closer look at the faith communities working alongside and around Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750). . . . Fascinating, beautifully produced." --Journal of Ecclesiastical History "It is a major challenge to do justice to the topic of Bach and Mozart and nearly impossible to fulfill the expectations of a book so entitled. Nevertheless, each of the six conference papers that make up the present volume (originally presented at the joint meeting of the American Bach and Mozart Societies at Stanford in 2019) add fresh and illuminating facets to the big picture of the two composers and their interrelationship."--Christoph Wolff, Bach's Musical Universe: The Composer and His Work

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