French music from the enlightenment to romanticism : 1789-1830 / Jean Mongrédien ; translated from the French by Sylvain Frémaux ; Reinhard G. Pauly, general editor.
1996
780.94409033 M743f
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Title
French music from the enlightenment to romanticism : 1789-1830 / Jean Mongrédien ; translated from the French by Sylvain Frémaux ; Reinhard G. Pauly, general editor.
Author
ISBN
1574670115
Imprint
Portland, Or. : Amadeus Press, c1996.
Language
English
Description
394 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Call Number
780.94409033 M743f
System Control No.
(OCoLC)33898732
Note
Translation of: La musique en France, des lumières au romantisme.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (p. 365-372) and indexes.
Formatted Contents Note
1. Music instruction: The founding of the Conservatoire and the standardization of music education during the French Revolution
2. Revolutionary hymns and songs: The role of music as a political and propaganda tool
3. Musical theater: The influence of the political climate on the leading theaters of the day and its effect on the evolution of French musical theater
4. Sacred music: The spiritual transformation of France as evidenced by the repertoire of the Tuileries Chapel
5. Public and private concerts: The changing musical tastes reflected in concert programs presented by music societies and associations and private salons
6. Instrumental music: The impact of shifting political events and aesthetic sensibilites on the development of French instrumental music
7. Influence of the German School in France: The slow and reluctant acceptance of the German masters in France.
2. Revolutionary hymns and songs: The role of music as a political and propaganda tool
3. Musical theater: The influence of the political climate on the leading theaters of the day and its effect on the evolution of French musical theater
4. Sacred music: The spiritual transformation of France as evidenced by the repertoire of the Tuileries Chapel
5. Public and private concerts: The changing musical tastes reflected in concert programs presented by music societies and associations and private salons
6. Instrumental music: The impact of shifting political events and aesthetic sensibilites on the development of French instrumental music
7. Influence of the German School in France: The slow and reluctant acceptance of the German masters in France.
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