Essays in honor of John F. Ohl : a compendium of American musicology /
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Evanston, Ill. :
Northwestern University Press,
[2001]
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Table of Contents:
- John F. Ohl's biography / Enrique Alberto Arias
- Part I: Chant studies. Exploring a little-known chant source: Provins, Bibl. Mun. MS 12 / Theodore Karp ; Sanctus tropes in South-Italian manuscripts, A.D. 1000-1250: the repertory from Benevento, Montecassino, and Rome / John Boe ; The first-mode gradual Salvum fac servum: modal practice refelected in a chant that begins on B♭ / Jeffrey Wasson
- Part II: Studies in music from the Renaissance through the Classic era. The use of open score as a solo keyboard notation in Italy ca. 1530-1714 / James Ladewig ; Northwestern University's seventeenth-century manuscript of Roman cantatas / William V. Porter ; The common sense school and the science of music in eighteenth-century Scotland: a look at John Holden's Essay towards a rational system of music / Leslie Ellen Brown ; Reflections from a cracked mirror: madness in music and theory of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries: an overview / Enrique Alberto Arias ; The string trio version of Haydn's Princess Esterházy sonatas (Hob. XVI:40-42): authenticity and authorship / A. Peter Brown
- Part III: Source and genre studies in Romantic and Postromantic music. Robert Schumann's Exercise and the Toccata, opus 7 / Richard D. Green ; The Germanic program symphony in the nineteenth century (to 1914) / F. E. Kirby ; Alban Berg and Mahler's Eighth Symphony / Susan M. Filler ; The importation of Western music to China at the turn of the Twentieth century / Kuo-Huang Han ; Sleep, sleep: perchance to dream / Edith Borroff.