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100 1 $aGrout, Donald Jay.
245 12 $aA history of western music /$cJ. Peter Burkholder, Donald Jay Grout, Claude V. Palisca.
250 $a7th ed.
260 $aNew York :$bW.W. Norton,$cc2006.
300 $axxviii, 965, 128 p. :$bill. (chiefly col.), maps, music, ports. ;$c27 cm
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 $apt. 1. The ancient and medieval worlds. 1. Music in antiquity. The earliest music ; Music in ancient Mesopotamia ; Timeline ; Music in ancient Greek life and thought ; Music in ancient Rome ; The Greek heritage -- 2. The Christian church in the first millennium. The diffusion of Christianity ; The Judaic heritage ; Music in the early Church ; Divisions in the Church and dialects of chant ; Timeline ; The development of notation ; Music in context : in the monastic Scriptorium ; Music theory and practice ; Echoes of history -- 3. Roman liturgy and chant. The Roman liturgy ; Music in context : the experience of the Mass ; Characteristics of chant ; Timeline ; Genres and forms of chant ; Additions to the authorized chants ; Hildegard of Bingen ; Continuing presence of chant -- 4. Song and dance music in the Middle Ages. European society, 800-1300 ; Latin and vernacular song ; Timeline ; Trobadour and trouvère song ; Song in other lands ; Medieval instruments ; Dance music ; The lover's complaint -- 5. Polyphony through the thirteenth century. Early organum ; Aquitanian polyphony ; Notre Dame polyphony ; Timeline ; Polyphonic conductus ; Motet ; English polyphony ; A polyphonic tradition -- 6. French and Italian music in the fourteenth century. European society in the fourteenth century ; Timeline ; The ars nova in France ; Innovations : writing rhythm ; Guillaume de Machaut ; The ars subtilior ; Italian trecento music ; Fourteenth-century music in performance --
505 8 $apt. 2. The Renaissance. 7. The age of the Renaissance. The Renaissance in culture and art ; Timeline ; The musical Renaissance ; Music as a Renaissance art ; Innovations : music printing -- 8. England and Burgundy in the fifteenth century. English music ; Timeline ; Music in the Burgundian lands ; Music in context : the feast of the oath of the pheasant ; Guillaume Du Fay ; The polyphonic Mass ; The musical language of the Renaissance -- 9. Franco-Flemish composers, 1450-1520. Political change and consolidation ; Ockeghem and Busnoys ; The next generation ; Timeline ; Josquin des Prez ; Old and new -- 10. Sacred music in the era of the reformation. The Reformation ; Music in the Lutheran Church ; Timeline ; Music in Calvinist churches ; Church music in England ; Catholic Church music ; Giovanni Pierluigi de Palestrina ; Spain and the New World ; Germany and Eastern Europe ; Jewish music ; The legacy of sixteenth-century sacred music -- 11. Madrigal and secular song in the sixteenth century. The first market for music ; Spain ; Italy ; Timeline ; The Italian madrigal ; France ; Germany ; England ; The madrigal and its impact -- 12. The rise of instrumental music. Instruments ; Timeline ; Types of instrumental music ; Music in context : social dance ; Music in Venice ; Instrumental music gains independence --
505 8 $apt. 3. The seventeenth century. 13. New styles in the seventeenth century. Europe in the seventeenth century ; Timeline ; From Renaissance to Baroque ; General characteristics of Baroque music ; Enduring innovations -- 14. The invention of opera. Forerunners of opera ; Timeline ; The first operas ; Claudio Monteverdi ; The spread of Italian opera ; Innovations : singer-power and singer-worship : the diva ; Opera as drama and as theater -- 15. Music for chamber and church in the early seventeenth century. Italian vocal chamber music ; Catholic sacred music ; Timeline ; Lutheran Church music ; Heinrich Schütz ; Jewish music ; Instrumental music ; Tradition and innovation -- 16. France, England, Spain, and the New World in the seventeenth century. The French Baroque ; Music in context : the music of the Great Stable ; Timeline ; The English Baroque ; Spain and the New World ; French style and national traditions -- 17. Italy and Germany in the late seventeenth century. Italy ; Timeline ; Music in context : the violin workshop of Antonio Stradivarius ; Germany and Austria ; Seeds for the future --
505 8 $apt. 4. The eighteenth century. 18. The early eighteenth century in Italy and France. Europe in a century of change ; Music in Italy ; Timeline ; Music in context : the voice of Farinelli ; Antonio Vivaldi ; Music in France ; Jean-Philippe Rameau ; A volatile public -- 19. German composers of the late Baroque. Contexts for music ; Johann Sebastian Bach ; Timeline ; George Frideric Handel ; An enduring legacy -- 20. Opera and vocal music in the early Classic Period. Europe in the mid- to late-eighteenth century ; Innovations : the public concert ; Musical taste and style ; Timeline ; Italian comic opera ; Opera seria ; Opera in other languages ; Opera reform ; Song and church music ; Opera and the new language -- 21. Instrumental music : sonata, symphony, and concerto at midcentury. Instruments and ensembles ; Genres and forms ; Timeline ; Keyboard music ; Orchestral music ; The singing instrument -- 22. Classic music in the late eighteenth century. Joseph Haydn ; Timeline ; Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ; Classic music --
505 8 $apt. 5. The nineteenth century. 23. Revolution and change. Revolution, war, and music, 1789-1815 ; Timeline ; Ludwig van Beethoven ; Beethoven's centrality -- 24. The Romantic generation : song and piano music. The new order, 1815-1848 ; Innovations : musical instruments in the Industrial Revolution ; Romanticism ; Timeline ; Song ; Music for piano ; The romantic legacy -- 25. Romanticism in classic forms : orchestral, chamber, and choral music. Orchestral music ; Timeline ; Chamber music ; Choral music ; Romanticism and the classical tradition -- 26. Romantic opera and musical theater in midcentury. The roles of opera ; Italy ; France ; Germany ; The United States ; Timeline ; Opera as high culture -- 27. Opera and musical theater in the later nineteenth century. Technology, politics, and nationalism ; Music in context : nationalism and exoticism ; Opera ; Giuseppe Verdi ; Later Italian composers ; Richard Wagner ; France ; Russia ; Other nations ; Timeline ; Music for the stage and its audiences -- 28. Late Romanticism in Germany and Austria. Dichotomies and disputes ; Timeline ; Johannes Brahms ; The Wagnerians ; Reaching the audience -- 29. Diverging traditions in the later nineteenth century. France ; Eastern and Northern Europe ; Timeline ; The United States ; Reception and recognition --
505 8 $apt. 6. The twentieth century and after. 30. The early twentieth century. Modern times, 1898-1918 ; Innovations : recorded sound and its impact ; Vernacular musical traditions ; Timeline ; Modern music in the classical tradition ; Germany and Austria ; Claude Debussy ; The first modern generation ; The avant-garde ; Late Romantic or modern? -- 31. Modernism and the classical tradition. Arnold Schoenberg ; Timeline ; Music in context : expressionism ; Alban Berg ; Anton Webern ; Igor Stravinsky ; Béla Bartók ; Charles Ives ; Composer and audience -- 32. Between the World Wars : jazz and popular music. Between the wars ; Timeline ; American musical theater and popular song ; The jazz age ; Duke Ellington ; Film music ; Mass media and popular music -- 33. Between the World Wars : the classical tradition. Music, politics, and the people ; Timeline ; France ; Germany ; The Soviet Union ; The Americas ; The United States ; What politics? -- 34. Postwar crosscurrents. The Cold War and the splintering tradition ; Popular music ; Broadway and film music ; Timeline ; From bebop to free jazz ; Heirs to the classical tradition ; Traditional media ; Serialism ; Nonserial complexity and virtuosity ; New sounds and textures ; The avant-garde ; Quotation and collage ; Band and wind ensemble music -- 35. The end of the millennium. A global culture ; Timeline ; The changing world of music ; Music in context : digital technologies ; Niches in popular music ; Minimalism and postminimalism ; The new accessibility ; Interactions with non-Western music technologies ; The new millennium -- Glossary.
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