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An exploration of some non-tonal pitch-class spaces with implications for a theory of voice leading
The horn parts in Handel's operas and oratorios and the horn players who performed in these works
 
Theology, Trauerspiel, and the conceptual foundations of early German opera
Sonata form in Ravel's pre-war chamber music
 
Pop standards: Music and commerce in the age of rock
Brandenburg Concerto No. 6 in B-flat major by Johann Sebastian Bach: A new arrangement transcribed for two pianos
 
Svadobne noty: Ceremonial wedding tunes in the context of Slovak traditional culture
Twelve-tone writing in the piano music of Ben Weber (1916--1979)
 
Rhythm as form: Rhythmic hierarchy in later twentieth-century piano music
The emergence of Danish national opera, 1779--1846
 
Violin Concerto in D by Tyzen Hsiao---the first violin concerto by a Taiwanese composer
Selected piano music for children after 1940: An annotated catalogue of music scores
 
The late keyboard rondos of Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach: Issues of genre, form, and voice leading
The musical frameworks of five blues schemes
 
The "Thirty Caprices" of Sigfrid Karg-Elert: A comprehensive study
"Variations on Two Rows for Percussion and Strings" by Eleazar de Carvalho: A critical edition and study
 
"Le istitutioni harmoniche" of Gioseffo Zarlino, Part 1: A translation with introduction
The pedagogy of Yuri Yankelevich and the Moscow Violin School, including a translation of Yankelevich's article "On the Initial Positioning of the Violinist"
 
A transformational approach to inversional relations
Music, sin, and redemption in Victorian visual culture and literature
 
"A kind of construction in light and shade": An analytical dialogue with recording studio aesthetics in two songs by Led Zeppelin
The Senator National Cultural Extravaganza of Uganda: A branded African traditional music competition
 
Class, culture, or both: Assessing consumption patterns within music and technology
Pitch-class multisets
 
The seventeenth-century singer's body: An instrument of action
Music for the (American) people: The concerts at Lewisohn Stadium, 1922-1964
 
Worthy of the light: Feminine heroism in "Die Zauberflote"
Analytical fragments concerning Gyorgy Kurtag's "...concertante..." opus 42
 
Diasporic jeliya in New York: A study of Mande griot repertoire and performance practice
Richard Strauss's violin writing in his early years from 1870 to 1898---The influence of the violin sonata
 
Western music in Japan: The evolution of styles in children's songs, hip-hop, and other genres
Composing with circles, spirals, and lines of fifths: Harmony and voice leading in the works of Nicolai Roslavets
 
Contextual transformations in timbral spaces
Music and national identity: A study of cello works by Taiwanese composers
 
Theater without words: Music for movement theater by Bartok and Milhaud. Maramures, for solo viola and orchestra
Matyas Seiber's twelve-tone technique
 
Liszt's "Mazeppa": Examining a composer's conception through his orchestration
Pannalal Ghosh and the bansuri in the twentieth century
 
Formal processes in post-tonal music: A study of selected works by Babbitt, Stockhausen, and Carter
Madness, sexuality, and gender in early twentieth century music theater works: Four interpretive essays
 
The piano works of Pall Isolfsson (1893--1974) A diverse collection
Salsa and everyday life: Music and community
 
His Jelly Roll Soul: Revising and reclaiming the past, the minstrel mask, and the communal blast in Charles Mingus's Jazz Workshop
Ruggero Leoncavallo in New York and other American cities: 1906 and 1913
 
Anton Rubinstein's four piano sonatas
A survey of David Rakowski's piano Etudes
 
A study and reconstruction of "The Passing Show of 1914": The American musical revue and its development in the early twentieth century
Focal dystonia in pianists: The role of musical institutions
 
A Hidden Theology: Pitch Association and Symbolism in Olivier Messiaen's "Meditations sur le Mystere de la Sainte Trinite"
Eastern and Western Concepts in Two Taiwanese Contemporary Works for Clarinet
 
The Bernard Ouchard Bow-Making School in Mirecourt, France, from 1971 to 1981
The art songs of Tom Cipullo
 
John Field's piano sonatas Op. 1, Nos. 1--3
Julius Klengel (1859---1933) and Hugo Becker (1864---1941): Their works and legacies as violoncello performers and pedagogues
 
Cadenzas written for the Brahms violin concerto: Interpretation and technical commentary
Rewriting the past, composing the future: Schumann and the rediscovery of Bach
 
The Interaction of Korean and Western Practices in Isang Yun's "Piri" for oboe solo and Other Works
The triple oboe concerto by Theodor von Schacht (1748--1823): A critical edition with notes on performance practice, an analysis based on the theories of Heinrich Christoph Koch, and an account of the musical establishment at the court of Thurn und Taxis
 
Franz Joseph Rosinack (1748--1823) A Bohemian oboist and music arranger at the Furstenberg Hofkapelle
Interpersonal rhythms disrupted by a history of trauma: An in-depth case study of analytical music therapy
 
Johann Nepomuk Hummel's Piano Etudes, Op. 125: A pedagogical analysis
Hairy drums, live sampling: Ethos Percussion Group commissions of 2004 and their "extra-conservatory" elements
 
The cross-cultural influence of the formation and evolution of piano pedagogy at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music
Aspects of adaptation in the Egyptian singing film
 
A History of the NewYork Flute Club
Voice leading in the music of George Perle
 
An analytical study of Bizet's "Carmen": melody, text setting, harmony, and form
Producing Incantations: Salvatore Sciarrino's Works for Flute
 
A history of the performance practice of Mozart's Fantasie and Sonata K. 475/457
Images of Chopin in the new world: Performances of Chopin's music in New York City, 1839--1876
 
The metaphysics of improvisation
Harmony, form, and voice leading in the mature works of Antonin Dvorak
 
Performed Identities: Theorizing in New York City's Improvised Music Scene
Sevcik's Analytics of Works By Mendelssohn and Bazzini: A Pedagogical Analysis
 
Polymetric layering and tonal language in the piano etudes of Gyorgy Ligeti
Free from jazz: The jazz and improvised music scene in Vienna after Ossiach (1971-2011)
 
The New York Chamber Music Society, 1915--1937: A Contribution to Wind Chamber Music and a Reflection of Concert Life in New York City in the Early 20th Century
Multiple agency in Mozart's music