Rethinking Bach /
"If Johann Sebastian Bach has loomed extra-large in the imagination of scholars, performers, and audiences since the late nineteenth century, this volume sets out to provocatively reshape that imagination from a multitude of present-day perspectives, both from within and outside of traditional...
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| Language: | English |
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New York, NY :
Oxford University Press,
[2021]
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: (Still) talking about Bach / Bettina Varwig
- Part I. Histories. Bach and material culture / Stephen Rose ; Rethinking 1829 / Ellen Exner ; Post/colonial Bach / Yvonne Liao
- Part II. Bodies. Bach and the soprano voice / Wendy Heller ; Embodied invention : Bach at the keyboard / Bettina Varwig ; Rethinking affect / Isabella van Elferen
- Part III. Meanings. Bach and theology / Jeremy Begbie ; Bach the humorist / David Yearsley ; Rethinking Bach codes / Daniel R. Melamed ; Bach's works and the listener's viewpoint / John Butt
- Part IV. Currents. Bach's chorale pedagogy / Derek Remeš ; Rethinking editions : Mass, Missa, and monument culture / Joshua Rifkin ; Bach against modernity / Michael Marissen ; Bach anxiety : a meditation on the future of the past / Michael Markham.